DrumTraks is a desktop module of a digital 8-bit drum machine. The module comprises 13 samples which are stored on EPROM chips. Using this type of memory allows you to change the basic sounds by replacing (Sequential Circuits separately sold sets of...
DX is a lighter, and therefore cheaper, DMX version. It sounds a little bit "thinner" than its older brother. DX uses the same 8-bit samples DMX does, but they’re decreased in number - 18. The drum machine doesn’t contain voice cards, and all EPROM chips...
The Korg ElecTribe R (ER-1) mk2 is a drum machine and step sequencer released by Korg in 2001. It is a powerful and versatile tool for creating electronic music, and it is capable of producing a wide range of sounds from classic drum machine sounds to...
In 2000 Korg Electribes series got a new member - a sampler called Korg ElecTribe S (ES-1). It gained its popularity not only due to the usual playback of recorded drums, but also thanks to high-quality, aggressive processing effects. The main library of...
The Korg ElecTribe S (ES-1) mk2 is a drum machine and step sequencer released by Korg in 2000. It is a powerful and intuitive instrument that allows users to create and manipulate rhythms and patterns. The ES-1 mk2 features 16 velocity-sensitive pads, a...
Like many devices launched by Vermona, Kick Lancet has a full-analog internal circuit, as well as a metal housing with characteristic brown and beige 70's-like colors. The stylish retro design is absolutely first-class, the corners are bent smoothly, and...
The Korg KR-55 Pro is a digital rhythm machine designed for use in both live and studio settings. It features a wide range of sounds and rhythms, as well as a simple-to-use interface. The KR-55 Pro is capable of creating realistic drum and percussion...
In the early 80's there was a serious competition between the Linn Electronics and Roland brands. At that time the legendary TR-808 drum machine climbed onto a high pedestal and Roger Linn released Linn 9000 (1984) at incredibly high price. However, the...
LinnDrum, or LM-2, went into production in 1982. LM-2 is an updated version of the LM-1, with added crash samples and cymbal rides. Unlike Roland TR series, the drum machine used 28-35 kHz samples of real acoustic drums. Thus, LinnDrum appeared to be a...
In 2015, a peculiar, notable for its appearance midi-controller – Linnstrument - was presented. It is a three-dimensional MIDI instrument encased in a metal housing with natural cherry wood inserts. The multi touch surface is made of translucent silicone...
