Vintage Drum Machines

[eric justin]

Ya can't have a vintage synth post without including a few drum machines :D
http://www.genevoice.com/SoundLib/sl_images/tr-909_big.jpg


http://sparc1.cc.ncku.edu.tw/~e1490101/pics/gen/synth/tr808.jpg

http://www.vintagesynth.org/roland/images/707.jpg

http://users.cwnet.com/jgoodman/Studio/synthJPGS/606.jpg

http://www.jam.se/images/korgddd1beg.jpg

http://www.jam.se/images/sp12.jpg

http://www.vintagesynth.org/linn/linn_lm2.jpg
Oh and by the way, If any of you have an extra Linn Drum layin' around the house let me know.

[GROOVE VICTIM]

The Korg DDD-1 was dope.

I had a Yamaha RX-8 that had some nice sounds.

[eric justin]

Originally posted by GROOVE VICTIM:
The Korg DDD-1 was dope.

I had a Yamaha RX-8 that had some nice sounds. Agreed, I got one with the sample board and a few cards. I love the snares you can get from this thing. They make a good midi controler too.

[JMJ]

Originally posted by GROOVE VICTIM:
The Korg DDD-1 was dope.

I had a Yamaha RX-8 that had some nice sounds. I have a Yamaha RX-15 sitting in my closet that sucks.......JMJ

[SHEIK YERBOUTI]

Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by GROOVE VICTIM:
The Korg DDD-1 was dope.

I had a Yamaha RX-8 that had some nice sounds. I have a Yamaha RX-15 sitting in my closet that sucks.......JMJ </font>[/QUOTE]Most of the Yamaha drum boxes stunk. I used to have a rx-7. I got it, learned to loathe it. I could pick out that effing snare from a mile away when I heard it.

[O'love]

a typical "gezellig" Dutch pub-sight:

http://www.expansions.nl/filez/browse/DSFmeetingUtrecht/119-1921_img-small.jpg

Olaf

[GROOVE VICTIM]

Originally posted by toomuchtv:
Most of the Yamaha drum boxes stunk. I used to have a rx-7. I got it, learned to loathe it. I could pick out that effing snare from a mile away when I heard it. [/QUOTE]


You ain't lyin. I can go through my old house tapes and pick up on who used a TR-808, 909, or Yamaha drum machine.

[SHEIK YERBOUTI]

Anyone remember the dr-110? Roland's last analog drum machine.

http://www.amsaro.com/images/Drumms/dr110.jpg

Ol' skool! Also known as the po' mans 808!

[ March 25, 2003, 11:29 AM: Message edited by: toomuchtv ]

[GROOVE VICTIM]

Who still has Synsonic Drums?

Christmas of 1983 my brother whos in Iraq got one. We damn near destroyed this thing!!!

http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/pic/s/syns/syn1.jpg

[djmarbll]

I just sold an SP-1200. I still have my SP-12. I do have a Linn Drum like the one in the picture. It needs reparing though. I'm looking for a Linn 9000 myself. The Linn 9000 was the predecessor to the MPC series.

[GROOVE VICTIM]

Originally posted by toomuchtv:
Anyone remember the dr-110? Roland's last analog drum machine.

http://www.amsaro.com/images/Drumms/dr110.jpg

Ol' skool! Also known as the po' mans 808! Had you said "Dr. Rhythm" I would've remembered this drum machine in an instant!!!!!!!

[SHEIK YERBOUTI]

Sorry, I didn't wanna confuse that "Dr. Rhythm" with THIS "Dr. Rhythm", the 220...

http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/pic/b/boss/dr220a.jpg

or this...

http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/pic/b/boss/dr220e.jpg

I hated these. They were both PCM sample-based. Cain't do a thang with 'em. Unless one likes the sounds.

[ March 25, 2003, 11:59 AM: Message edited by: toomuchtv ]

[GROOVE VICTIM]

Definately the 110 I was talkingabout.

[Ron la Rock]

Originally posted by toomuchtv:
Anyone remember the dr-110? Roland's last analog drum machine.

http://www.amsaro.com/images/Drumms/dr110.jpg

Ol' skool! Also known as the po' mans 808! ahh my first love graemlins/1luvu.gif

4 all pioneers yall going waaaaaaaayyyyy
back!

[mint909]

smile.gif

NOW THIS IS MY KIND OF POST!!!

I still want to get a DR-110 but I don't think it has midi or dinsync. :(

I might get it for the sounds anyway.

Hey JMJ, i'm going to go to your house and steal you 808. ;)

-s

[SHEIK YERBOUTI]

Originally posted by sean_hernandez:
smile.gif

NOW THIS IS MY KIND OF POST!!!

I still want to get a DR-110 but I don't think it has midi or dinsync. :(

I might get it for the sounds anyway.

Hey JMJ, i'm going to go to your house and steal you 808. ;)

-s Nope, it doesn't have either, BUT there's supposed to be a sync mod floating around somewhere. Also, you can mod the cirucits for kick, snare and I think cymbal. You can tune/stretch the kick and do a tone/snappy mod for the snare.

Find one on ebay, I got 2 for about $60 a piece.

[mint909]

hmm.....

Do you know of any links that'll show you how to mod them???

-s

p.s. JMJ i'm still going to steal your 808!


Originally posted by toomuchtv:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sean_hernandez:
smile.gif

NOW THIS IS MY KIND OF POST!!!

I still want to get a DR-110 but I don't think it has midi or dinsync. :(

I might get it for the sounds anyway.

Hey JMJ, i'm going to go to your house and steal you 808. ;)

-s Nope, it doesn't have either, BUT there's supposed to be a sync mod floating around somewhere. Also, you can mod the cirucits for kick, snare and I think cymbal. You can tune/stretch the kick and do a tone/snappy mod for the snare.

Find one on ebay, I got 2 for about $60 a piece. </font>[/QUOTE]

[SHEIK YERBOUTI]

Originally posted by sean_hernandez:
hmm.....

Do you know of any links that'll show you how to mod them???

-s

p.s. JMJ i'm still going to steal your 808!

</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by toomuchtv:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sean_hernandez:
smile.gif

NOW THIS IS MY KIND OF POST!!!

I still want to get a DR-110 but I don't think it has midi or dinsync. :(

I might get it for the sounds anyway.

Hey JMJ, i'm going to go to your house and steal you 808. ;)

-s Nope, it doesn't have either, BUT there's supposed to be a sync mod floating around somewhere. Also, you can mod the cirucits for kick, snare and I think cymbal. You can tune/stretch the kick and do a tone/snappy mod for the snare.

Find one on ebay, I got 2 for about $60 a piece. </font>[/QUOTE]</font>[/QUOTE]I just did a search for boss dr-110. There should be a couple of links, but some are no longer available. I haven't done the mods yet, but I'm still diggin around myself.

[mint909]

Thanks toomuchtv!

-s

p.s. the 808 is mine sucka!

[SHEIK YERBOUTI]

Originally posted by sean_hernandez:
Thanks toomuchtv!

-s

p.s. the 808 is mine sucka! Here's a hint: every so often you'll see someone selling a dr-110 WITH mods. Keep an eye out for one of those.

[SHEIK YERBOUTI]

Hey s, dig this!

http://www.hoohahrecords.com/resfreq/mods/dr110.html

Check it out!

[mint909]

Yeah, I was just looking at that!

Nice.

-s

[JMJ]

Originally posted by sean_hernandez:
smile.gif

NOW THIS IS MY KIND OF POST!!!

I still want to get a DR-110 but I don't think it has midi or dinsync. :(

I might get it for the sounds anyway.

Hey JMJ, i'm going to go to your house and steal you 808. ;)

-s Ever been shot in the ass?? Just kidding. Hope all is well with you.....JMJ :D

[mint909]

Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sean_hernandez:
smile.gif

NOW THIS IS MY KIND OF POST!!!

I still want to get a DR-110 but I don't think it has midi or dinsync. :(

I might get it for the sounds anyway.

Hey JMJ, i'm going to go to your house and steal you 808. ;)

-s Ever been shot in the ass?? Just kidding. Hope all is well with you.....JMJ :D </font>[/QUOTE]Awww dude, i'm just joshin' ya!

-s

[JMJ]

Originally posted by sean_hernandez:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sean_hernandez:
smile.gif

NOW THIS IS MY KIND OF POST!!!

I still want to get a DR-110 but I don't think it has midi or dinsync. :(

I might get it for the sounds anyway.

Hey JMJ, i'm going to go to your house and steal you 808. ;)

-s Ever been shot in the ass?? Just kidding. Hope all is well with you.....JMJ :D </font>[/QUOTE]Awww dude, i'm just joshin' ya!

-s </font>[/QUOTE]I know you are. Hope you guys can make it down to the Red Room Monday night!!.....JMJ graemlins/beerchug.gif

[mint909]

I'll try. Mondays are always so bad for me.

Peace brother.

-s


Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sean_hernandez:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sean_hernandez:
smile.gif

NOW THIS IS MY KIND OF POST!!!

I still want to get a DR-110 but I don't think it has midi or dinsync. :(

I might get it for the sounds anyway.

Hey JMJ, i'm going to go to your house and steal you 808. ;)

-s Ever been shot in the ass?? Just kidding. Hope all is well with you.....JMJ :D </font>[/QUOTE]Awww dude, i'm just joshin' ya!

-s </font>[/QUOTE]I know you are. Hope you guys can make it down to the Red Room Monday night!!.....JMJ graemlins/beerchug.gif </font>[/QUOTE]

[Walter M. Jones]

I have had a 606 for ten years and just broke it out 3 months ago and the damn thing sounds great! I just recently bought a Simmons SDS 1000m and it ain't no joke! Peace.

[alex zen]

anyone here have or use a simmons sds. i use a 606 to trigger it and come up w/ cool analog drum sounds. http://www.foi.hr/~rlogozar/Images/Synths/SimmonsSDS200_01.jpg it's one of my favorite drum machines

[kelvy]

how about the Oberheim DMX, one of my all-time favorites from the eigthies:

http://members.aol.com/uniquenyc/dmx.jpg

and hear it in action with the Kurtis Blow classic...Supersperm at this link:

http://www.home.zonnet.nl/studio-b/Supersperm.ram

[Ron la Rock]

I'm just bumpin these up cause it was a dope post
these should be the 7,8 pagers

[Ron la Rock]

I'm just bumpin these up cause it was a dope post
these should be the 7,8 pagers

[Ben.]

some of you guys might want to check this if you didn't see it already: John Acquaviva GEAR SALE (http://www.xenoweb.com/jacq/)

[DJ Skillz]

Originally posted by kelvy:
how about the Oberheim DMX, one of my all-time favorites from the eigthies:

http://members.aol.com/uniquenyc/dmx.jpg

and hear it in action with the Kurtis Blow classic...Supersperm at this link:

http://www.home.zonnet.nl/studio-b/Supersperm.ram I had that unit right there back in the day, still have some of the chips for different sounds. I have a Roland 727 around here somewhere too.

[ March 27, 2003, 06:04 PM: Message edited by: DJ Skillz ]

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by kelvy:
how about the Oberheim DMX, one of my all-time favorites from the eigthies:
graemlins/thumbsup.gif 1 for the treble 2 for the bass, davy dmx lets rock this place.

This is a good link Kelvy.

http://www.home.zonnet.nl/studio-b/index.html


video clips of 80's songs
http://www.home.zonnet.nl/studio-b/index.html

[ March 27, 2003, 05:39 AM: Message edited by: Martin Red ]

[kelvy]

Skillz, it seemed like every other rap record in the mid-80s was backed by the DMX...i love especially the rimshot sound it creates...

Martin, i really like the Studio-B site...they had a video clip of Deja/Aurra performing...and speaking of vintage drum machines, which software has simulations of Linns and Oberheims? i'd be interested to know...

catch you both soon and have a good one!

[eric justin]

Originally posted by kelvy:
how about the Oberheim DMX, one of my all-time favorites from the eigthies:

http://members.aol.com/uniquenyc/dmx.jpg

and hear it in action with the Kurtis Blow classic...Supersperm at this link:

http://www.home.zonnet.nl/studio-b/Supersperm.ram Isn't the DMX the drum machine used in Don't make me wait by the Peech Boys?

[kelvy]

Originally posted by eric justin:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by kelvy:
how about the Oberheim DMX, one of my all-time favorites from the eigthies:

http://members.aol.com/uniquenyc/dmx.jpg

and hear it in action with the Kurtis Blow classic...Supersperm at this link:

http://www.home.zonnet.nl/studio-b/Supersperm.ram Isn't the DMX the drum machine used in Don't make me wait by the Peech Boys? </font>[/QUOTE]it sure sounds a lot like the DMX...another popular record that i think used it was Ashford & Simpson's "Out Of The World" from late 1984/early 1985....

[alex zen]

Originally posted by Walter M. Jones:
I have had a 606 for ten years and just broke it out 3 months ago and the damn thing sounds great! I just recently bought a Simmons SDS 1000m and it ain't no joke! Peace. the tr-606 is great. i take it on the train and to work. and there's so many mods: indv. outs, tuning, rackable, chrome face plate, etc (but i'm too lazy to get them). also i love how you can go fron write mode to play to song without ever stopping the beat. the analog triggers are very useful too. i use a msq-700 to hook it up to midi gear. which is ok but you have to use the msq to set the tempo of the 606 will fall slightly off.

[alex zen]

Originally posted by eric justin:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by kelvy:
how about the Oberheim DMX, one of my all-time favorites from the eigthies:

http://members.aol.com/uniquenyc/dmx.jpg

and hear it in action with the Kurtis Blow classic...Supersperm at this link:

http://www.home.zonnet.nl/studio-b/Supersperm.ram Isn't the DMX the drum machine used in Don't make me wait by the Peech Boys? </font>[/QUOTE]peech boys used a linn drum for don't make me wait. on, on a journey they used an oberheim dmx. but that might be only for the versions on life is something special (in the liner notes they list drum machines used). i can't say for sure on the westend release but i assume it's the same.

[kelvy]

Originally posted by alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by eric justin:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by kelvy:
how about the Oberheim DMX, one of my all-time favorites from the eigthies:

http://members.aol.com/uniquenyc/dmx.jpg

and hear it in action with the Kurtis Blow classic...Supersperm at this link:

http://www.home.zonnet.nl/studio-b/Supersperm.ram Isn't the DMX the drum machine used in Don't make me wait by the Peech Boys? </font>[/QUOTE]peech boys used a linn drum for don't make me wait. on, on a journey they used an oberheim dmx. but that might be only for the versions on life is something special (in the liner notes they list drum machines used). i can't say for sure on the westend release but i assume it's the same. </font>[/QUOTE]Thanks Alex for clearing that up..kudos! graemlins/thumbsup.gif

[Walter M. Jones]

Originally posted by alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Walter M. Jones:
I have had a 606 for ten years and just broke it out 3 months ago and the damn thing sounds great! I just recently bought a Simmons SDS 1000m and it ain't no joke! Peace. the tr-606 is great. i take it on the train and to work. and there's so many mods: indv. outs, tuning, rackable, chrome face plate, etc (but i'm too lazy to get them). also i love how you can go fron write mode to play to song without ever stopping the beat. the analog triggers are very useful too. i use a msq-700 to hook it up to midi gear. which is ok but you have to use the msq to set the tempo of the 606 will fall slightly off. </font>[/QUOTE]OMG! I have a MSQ-700! I thought I was the only one in the universe with one of those(kidding). It is in terrible shape now since I kinda abused it. It has MIDI and DSB bus on it. I know what you are saying about the tempo control. It is a freakin' knob graemlins/cussing.gif ! Go figure. But it was one of the early midi "multitrack digital keyboard recorders". I love talking gear with other househeadz. Lets keep this topic up. Peace.

[Walter M. Jones]

Originally posted by kelvy:
how about the Oberheim DMX, one of my all-time favorites from the eigthies:

http://members.aol.com/uniquenyc/dmx.jpg

and hear it in action with the Kurtis Blow classic...Supersperm at this link:

http://www.home.zonnet.nl/studio-b/Supersperm.ram The early digital drum machines all sounded the same. Linn,Obie and the Sequential Tom. I saw a Tom go for 300 dollars at a pawn shop. I would rather get a Linn for that much. Peace.

[alex zen]

Originally posted by Walter M. Jones:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Walter M. Jones:
I have had a 606 for ten years and just broke it out 3 months ago and the damn thing sounds great! I just recently bought a Simmons SDS 1000m and it ain't no joke! Peace. the tr-606 is great. i take it on the train and to work. and there's so many mods: indv. outs, tuning, rackable, chrome face plate, etc (but i'm too lazy to get them). also i love how you can go fron write mode to play to song without ever stopping the beat. the analog triggers are very useful too. i use a msq-700 to hook it up to midi gear. which is ok but you have to use the msq to set the tempo of the 606 will fall slightly off. </font>[/QUOTE]OMG! I have a MSQ-700! I thought I was the only one in the universe with one of those(kidding). It is in terrible shape now since I kinda abused it. It has MIDI and DSB bus on it. I know what you are saying about the tempo control. It is a freakin' knob graemlins/cussing.gif ! Go figure. But it was one of the early midi "multitrack digital keyboard recorders". I love talking gear with other househeadz. Lets keep this topic up. Peace. </font>[/QUOTE]http://www.i2.i-2000.com/~jeffrey/MSQ700.gif
the msq graemlins/jpshakehead.gif so big for what it does, but it does look cool tho. people always ask me about it. cheap as hell too (shipping was expensive). tell us about your simmons. is it like the sds-200 (no sequencing but lots of knobs)? i considered getting a sds-400 but had nothing to trigger the other two channels with.

[djmarbll]

What about the Linn Drum LM1. This was the very first Linn Drum piece. It was used all over Prince's Purple Rain album. I'd love to find that machine.

[alex zen]

i just got this for $36 on ebay.

http://www.vintagesynth.org/sci/drumtracks.jpg

[GrantB]

Good luck with the new Sequential Alex. I played with that one once, but I don't remember a damn thing about it haha.

Here is a pic of a very rare drum machine I have, the RSF SD140:

http://www.cloudnone.com/stuffnthings/rsfsd140.jpg

It's from the French company RSF, best known for their highly collectable Kobol expander analog synth. This is a 14 bit sampler. It sounds very crusty smile.gif

[alex zen]

Originally posted by GrantB:
Good luck with the new Sequential Alex. I played with that one once, but I don't remember a damn thing about it haha.

Here is a pic of a very rare drum machine I have, the RSF SD140:

http://www.cloudnone.com/stuffnthings/rsfsd140.jpg

It's from the French company RSF, best known for their highly collectable Kobol expander analog synth. This is a 14 bit sampler. It sounds very crusty smile.gif i never heard if that company. is it like a french sp 1200?

[Brian]

Originally posted by alex zen:
i just got this for $36 on ebay.

http://www.vintagesynth.org/sci/drumtracks.jpg i've got one .. it's nice except it receives everything on midi channels 1-8 which is kind of annoying

[GrantB]

Originally posted by alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by GrantB:
Good luck with the new Sequential Alex. I played with that one once, but I don't remember a damn thing about it haha.

Here is a pic of a very rare drum machine I have, the RSF SD140:

http://www.cloudnone.com/stuffnthings/rsfsd140.jpg

It's from the French company RSF, best known for their highly collectable Kobol expander analog synth. This is a 14 bit sampler. It sounds very crusty smile.gif i never heard if that company. is it like a french sp 1200? </font>[/QUOTE]Yep that's the machine it probably compares closest to. Or SP12. It has no storage medium except for cassette dumps.

RSF (Ruben and Serge Fernandez) was a small French synth company in the late 70s/early 80s. They put out the Kobol synths and a few PCM drum machines. All of it is rare, but the SD140 was supposedly their last product, so there are very few of those.

The Kobol expander is the one to get though. It's a semi-modular, like a Korg MS-20 without the keyboard. It's very patchable, but also hardwired. The main distinguishing features are a wicked sounding filter and the ability to continuously sweep through all four waveform types (Sine, Triangle, Pulse, Sawtooth) with a knob or CV.

[Number Two]

Originally posted by eric justin:

http://www.vintagesynth.org/linn/linn_lm2.jpg
Oh and by the way, If any of you have an extra Linn Drum layin' around the house let me know. Me first!! But seriously I have been in the market for a Linn for a while now. I have been trying to go about the eBay route with no luck. These guys would cut their own mothers tits off for one. Maybe it is because you could pick one up for 100 to 400 dollars rather than 1000 dollars from Forat. I am not too good at the eBay thing. Not fast enough when it comes down to the wire. I am serious! If anyone has a Linn Drum machine for a resonable price,let me know!!! Peace.

[alex zen]

here's a deal on a linn 900 (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2574042020&category=38069) (if you can repair it for cheap) http://www.totaltrash.com/linn9000/linn9000.jpg forat (http://www.forat.com) still services them.

[eric justin]

My new Drum Machine
[img[http://www.digitalelements.be/images/Drumstation.gif[/img]

:D

[eric justin]

lets try that again
http://www.digitalelements.be/images/Drumstation.gif

[DLow]

Ok, I'm learning as I go along...

I made the mistake of buying an Alesis SR-16...needless to say, it SUX!!!

I need something better that gives me more control of the voices (filter, reverb, etc.) and a better sequencing function.

Any recommendations? Should I go with the newer stuff (ie, Boss DR-202) or something a little older like the impressive looking Linn?

[So easy a protic can do it (QUAD)]

LET ME SHOW Y'ALL HOW MANHASSETT GOT MADE;



http://code404.com/synths/images/roland_tr626.jpg http://code404.com/synths/images/casio_rz1.jpg http://www.emismusic.com/ebay/yamahapss680.jpg http://www.emismusic.com/ebay/yamahapss680.jpg

[SHEIK YERBOUTI]

Originally posted by eric justin:
lets try that again
http://www.digitalelements.be/images/Drumstation.gif Is that the ver.2? I've seen pics of the NEW D-Station, but I'm not sure how different it is from the Drumstation.

[eric justin]

Originally posted by toomuchtv:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by eric justin:
lets try that again
http://www.digitalelements.be/images/Drumstation.gif Is that the ver.2? I've seen pics of the NEW D-Station, but I'm not sure how different it is from the Drumstation. </font>[/QUOTE]yeah its the V2(the one before they started calling it the "D-Station")
I also recently got a Super Bass Station, it has a built in MIDI/CV converter so I can finally sequence my SH-09.

[eric justin]

Originally posted by Derrick:
Ok, I'm learning as I go along...

I made the mistake of buying an Alesis SR-16...needless to say, it SUX!!!

I need something better that gives me more control of the voices (filter, reverb, etc.) and a better sequencing function.

Any recommendations? Should I go with the newer stuff (ie, Boss DR-202) or something a little older like the impressive looking Linn? Trust me, you don't want a DR-202. I used to have one and it completly sucks.
If it's control you want, you might want to check out the Novation Drumstation, however it dosn't have filters. Actually, most drum machines don't have filters other than the MPC-2000, but that is more less a sampler.
What sequencer are you useing, if you don't have a master sequencer, the MPC might be the way to go.

[DLow]

Originally posted by eric justin:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Derrick:
Ok, I'm learning as I go along...

I made the mistake of buying an Alesis SR-16...needless to say, it SUX!!!

I need something better that gives me more control of the voices (filter, reverb, etc.) and a better sequencing function.

Any recommendations? Should I go with the newer stuff (ie, Boss DR-202) or something a little older like the impressive looking Linn? Trust me, you don't want a DR-202. I used to have one and it completly sucks.
If it's control you want, you might want to check out the Novation Drumstation, however it dosn't have filters. Actually, most drum machines don't have filters other than the MPC-2000, but that is more less a sampler.
What sequencer are you useing, if you don't have a master sequencer, the MPC might be the way to go. </font>[/QUOTE]I was thinking that in the interest of saving money. Right now, I'm using the Alesis as the sequencer...not good at all.

MPCs are pretty reasonable these days. It think that's the plan.

Thanks Eric. smile.gif

[SHEIK YERBOUTI]

Originally posted by Derrick:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by eric justin:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Derrick:
Ok, I'm learning as I go along...

I made the mistake of buying an Alesis SR-16...needless to say, it SUX!!!

I need something better that gives me more control of the voices (filter, reverb, etc.) and a better sequencing function.

Any recommendations? Should I go with the newer stuff (ie, Boss DR-202) or something a little older like the impressive looking Linn? Trust me, you don't want a DR-202. I used to have one and it completly sucks.
If it's control you want, you might want to check out the Novation Drumstation, however it dosn't have filters. Actually, most drum machines don't have filters other than the MPC-2000, but that is more less a sampler.
What sequencer are you useing, if you don't have a master sequencer, the MPC might be the way to go. </font>[/QUOTE]I was thinking that in the interest of saving money. Right now, I'm using the Alesis as the sequencer...not good at all.

MPCs are pretty reasonable these days. It think that's the plan.

Thanks Eric. smile.gif </font>[/QUOTE]If you go MPC, check out the new Akai MPC-1000. I don't know much about it, but it has 2 stereo outs and 6 individual outs already built in.

[JMJ]

If anyone is interested in the Roland TR 808, I might consider selling mine......JMJ graemlins/cool_shades.gif http://code404.com/synths/images/roland_tr808.small.jpg

[ November 22, 2003, 04:06 PM: Message edited by: JMJ ]

[Number Two]

I won one of these off of eBay this morning for 207.50 dollars:

http://www.vintagesynth.org/oberheim/dx.jpg

I won a version with MIDI installed on it. Peace. BTW I might be getting a Linn LM1 as well.

[djmarbll]

I just recently acquired a Linn LM-1 myself.

[kelvy]

Originally posted by Walter Jones:
I won one of these off of eBay this morning for 207.50 dollars:

http://www.vintagesynth.org/oberheim/dx.jpg

I won a version with MIDI installed on it. Peace. BTW I might be getting a Linn LM1 as well. congrats Walter! hail.gif sounds like more of those 80-styled r&b/club joints coming from your way sooner or later.. :D :D smile.gif

[Nege]

Here we go ,
finally found a picture of one,
this thing was responsible for all those crazy sounds an effects on a lot of 70s records,
haven't seen one since the early 80s....
http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/pic/s/snar/3.jpg
tweek it and you'll get explosions and lazer type sounds like on all of those 70s disco records. probably used this in that long break of "Disco Circus"( I gather from the sounds on it)

[ November 22, 2003, 07:47 AM: Message edited by: Nege ]

[Nege]

here's an older version... http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/pic/s/snar/synare1.jpg

[altrrdst8]

a couple of my vintages

Roland Juno 6
http://www.synthmuseum.com/roland/rolju601.jpg

Moog Rogue.
http://www.synthmuseum.com/moog/moorogad.jpg

and my drum machine, which will vintage in the years to come.

Elektron SPS-1 (this is a rockin' machine)

http://www.machinedrum.com/img/index/p_sps1.jpg

altrrdst8

[Number Two]

Originally posted by altrrdst8:
a couple of my vintages


Moog Rogue.
http://www.synthmuseum.com/moog/moorogad.jpg


altrrdst8 OOh! I had one of these at one time. I traded it for a Midi controller. I still want a Minimoog!!!

[altrrdst8]

tis the bomb smile.gif "po mans moog"

[alex zen]

Originally posted by Nege:
Here we go ,
finally found a picture of one,
this thing was responsible for all those crazy sounds an effects on a lot of 70s records,
haven't seen one since the early 80s....
http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/pic/s/snar/3.jpg
tweek it and you'll get explosions and lazer type sounds like on all of those 70s disco records. probably used this in that long break of "Disco Circus"( I gather from the sounds on it) http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2573317619&category=1287

[alex zen]

check out this link for a virtual dr 110 http://www.home.zonnet.nl/studio-b/dr110.html

or dx http://www.home.zonnet.nl/studio-b/dx.html
or dr 220a http://www.home.zonnet.nl/studio-b/dr220.html

[ November 22, 2003, 02:59 PM: Message edited by: alex zen ]

[alex zen]

more virtual classic drum machines here http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/d_machines/vdrums.html

[Number Two]

Originally posted by alex zen:
more virtual classic drum machines here http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/d_machines/vdrums.html I like the Seeburg "Select-a-Rhythm". ;)

[ November 22, 2003, 03:47 PM: Message edited by: Walter Jones ]

[Moksha]

Originally posted by kelvy:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Walter Jones:
I won one of these off of eBay this morning for 207.50 dollars:

http://www.vintagesynth.org/oberheim/dx.jpg

I won a version with MIDI installed on it. Peace. BTW I might be getting a Linn LM1 as well. congrats Walter! hail.gif sounds like more of those 80-styled r&b/club joints coming from your way sooner or later.. :D :D smile.gif </font>[/QUOTE]i have one. . .anyone interested?

[eric justin]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by altrrdst8:
[QB] a couple of my vintages

Roland Juno 6
http://www.synthmuseum.com/roland/rolju601.jpg
I used to have one of those, actually it was a loner from a friend. I think the 6 is the warmest sounding of the Juno faimly, but it's too bad there is no Midi/CV Gate.
Here is my prized Roland Synth
http://www.wishduck.com/images/equipment/sh09.jpg

[Nege]

Originally posted by alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Nege:
Here we go ,
finally found a picture of one,
this thing was responsible for all those crazy sounds an effects on a lot of 70s records,
haven't seen one since the early 80s....
http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/pic/s/snar/3.jpg
tweek it and you'll get explosions and lazer type sounds like on all of those 70s disco records. probably used this in that long break of "Disco Circus"( I gather from the sounds on it) http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2573317619&category=1287 </font>[/QUOTE]Thank you sir! smile.gif

[steve]

That's the problem with the Linn9000.
A cool drum machine BUT not cheap to
to upgrade (OS) or repair.
http://www.forat.com/
I bought a version with the four sample memory (8 or 12 bit samples) the OS was old and the unit kept
overheating and crashing.
I was lucky to get my money back. The drum sounds are punchy and the sequencer is as tight as it gets way
better in feel to the MPC series.

[steve]

Originally posted by toomuchtv:
http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/pic/b/boss/dr220e.jpg

I hated these. They were both PCM sample-based. Cain't do a thang with 'em. Unless one likes the sounds. [/QB]The 220E has electronic drum samples.
The quality of samples are not that great though, a bit dull and plastic.
You can sync a DR110 to a 220E (it has trig in/ out) have the snare "dufhhh" and "slap" going with the 808ish DR110 sounds.
The Cowbell on the 220E creates trigger pulses for the trogger out which is kind of fun making synthesizer blips on an old analog.

[gherkinjerk]

Don't forget the TOM. It was the machine used to obtain those pitch-ramping / detuning hats on 326 (Both Musique and D.Mania releases). It had the unique ability (at the time) to record individual hits reversed, and with individual hit pitch information.

I also believe that the TOM was the first ever digital machine, as well as the first to have midi as standard.

Not to everyone's taste, but I regret selling mine!

http://www.sonicftp.com/synth/lcasesynth/sci_tom1.jpg

[ November 23, 2003, 10:43 AM: Message edited by: gherkinjerk ]

[gherkinjerk]

Oh yeah, and the TOM also had velocity.

[djyoavb]

http://hem.passagen.se/tkolb/art/synth/images/rz1.jpg work that motha-fucka
http://deephousepage.com/smilies/music049.gif

[alex zen]

Originally posted by gherkinjerk:
Don't forget the TOM. It was the machine used to obtain those pitch-ramping / detuning hats on 326 (Both Musique and D.Mania releases). It had the unique ability (at the time) to record individual hits reversed, and with individual hit pitch information.

I also believe that the TOM was the first ever digital machine, as well as the first to have midi as standard.

Not to everyone's taste, but I regret selling mine!

http://www.sonicftp.com/synth/lcasesynth/sci_tom1.jpg the sci drumtracks came first. it has midi and velocity but no reverse hits.

[gherkinjerk]

I stand corrected! Besides the reverse function, I seem to remember the TOM having some other claim to fame, anyone know what the innovation was?

Did the DRUMTRACKS also record pitch and velocity for each individual note?

Anyone ever tried blowing an eprom for a TOM or DRUMTRACKS?

What a forward thinking company, SEQUENTIAL we salute you!!

hail.gif hail.gif hail.gif hail.gif

[alex zen]

Originally posted by gherkinjerk:
I stand corrected! Besides the reverse function, I seem to remember the TOM having some other claim to fame, anyone know what the innovation was?

Did the DRUMTRACKS also record pitch and velocity for each individual note?

Anyone ever tried blowing an eprom for a TOM or DRUMTRACKS?

What a forward thinking company, SEQUENTIAL we salute you!!

hail.gif hail.gif hail.gif hail.gif i don't know too much about the drumtracks yet. it should be here next week. also sci still sells the eprom chips and cartridges.

[Number Two]

Originally posted by gherkinjerk:


What a forward thinking company, SEQUENTIAL we salute you!!

hail.gif hail.gif hail.gif hail.gif Sequential Circuits was the first to use MIDI on the Prophet 600 synth. Peace.

[alex zen]

i posted this before: http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/?mod=ShowComponentsMod&component_id=22

video link http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/ramfile/daveandroger_bb.html

it's an interview with dave smith (sequential) and roger linn (linn, mpc 60/60ii/300)

[ November 23, 2003, 01:06 PM: Message edited by: alex zen ]

[gherkinjerk]

Thanks for the link Alex!

Sequential were also the first company to implement multi-timbral operation; the story I heard was that NAMCO asked them for a chip for an arcade game that required multiple sounds simultaneously. NAMCO backed out on the deal after S.C had obtained thousands of chips, leaving them with the chips and no home. The MULTI-TRACK was the result and the rest is history!

[eric justin]

Sequential was also the company who introduced the first synth with MIDI. That was the Prophet 600
http://www.vintagesynth.org/sci/pr600.jpg

[ronboogie]

I got a Roland TR 626 back in 88'. I was very similar to the TR 727. My dumbass pawned it in college to buy a suede coat. REAL SMART MOVE!!!

[Number Two]

Originally posted by eric justin:
Sequential was also the company who introduced the first synth with MIDI. That was the Prophet 600
http://www.vintagesynth.org/sci/pr600.jpg Wow I didn't know that!

[Number Two]

Originally posted by ronboogie:
I got a Roland TR 626 back in 88'. I was very similar to the TR 727. My dumbass pawned it in college to buy a suede coat. REAL SMART MOVE!!! Wasen't the 626 just latin percussion(timbales,cowbell,etc.)? I saw one in a pawn shop about 5 years ago. Come to think of it,I saw two Squential Drumtracks and a Tom in the same pawn shop. They wanted waaay too much for them. BTW I know where to get a LM1 right now. I think I might hop on it. Peace.

[steve]

[ November 24, 2003, 06:32 AM: Message edited by: steve ]

[steve]

The 626 is basically related to the TR-505 but with a lot more samples (latin percussion) simular to the 727.
Unlike the 505 it has swing mode and each button can be assigned a midi note with different velocity and played
in step/ tap/ pattern mode (707/727 Midi can only be played in Song mode).
Nifty if you have a percussion based module like a N. Drumstation or for arpeggio type stuff on a synth.
You can also tune each drum sound up and down I think six different ways.

What I didn't like about the 626 is the rhythm patterns seemed to be more loose than a 707/727.
The 727 seemed to have more warmth and rawness.
For the money your probably better off investing in a R8.


Originally posted by Walter Jones:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by ronboogie:
I got a Roland TR 626 back in 88'. I was very similar to the TR 727. My dumbass pawned it in college to buy a suede coat. REAL SMART MOVE!!! Wasen't the 626 just latin percussion(timbales,cowbell,etc.)? I saw one in a pawn shop about 5 years ago. Come to think of it,I saw two Squential Drumtracks and a Tom in the same pawn shop. They wanted waaay too much for them. BTW I know where to get a LM1 right now. I think I might hop on it. Peace. </font>[/QUOTE]

[steve]

There is a short raw track on my server made with a TR-707 and Micromoog.
The synth parts sound strange because they are different samples form the Micrommog I archived on CD and multi-tracked in the mix.

http://pages.prodigy.net/stevepwats/

[steve]

I bought a MSQ700 which I gave to a friend for his TR-808.
The Midi drifts from the Din Sync using it with the 808 and also sounds a little warped when using the sequencer.
A wise man once told me you should avoid gear with early Midi implementation if possible.
For Din Sync purposes the N. Drumstation can be found cheap-reasonably priced these days even though the N.
Drumstation does not touch a real TR-808 also not as hot in the outputs.
I still like the Drumstation for it's unique hybrid nature.


Originally posted by alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Walter M. Jones:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Walter M. Jones:
I have had a 606 for ten years and just broke it out 3 months ago and the damn thing sounds great! I just recently bought a Simmons SDS 1000m and it ain't no joke! Peace. the tr-606 is great. i take it on the train and to work. and there's so many mods: indv. outs, tuning, rackable, chrome face plate, etc (but i'm too lazy to get them). also i love how you can go fron write mode to play to song without ever stopping the beat. the analog triggers are very useful too. i use a msq-700 to hook it up to midi gear. which is ok but you have to use the msq to set the tempo of the 606 will fall slightly off. </font>[/QUOTE]OMG! I have a MSQ-700! I thought I was the only one in the universe with one of those(kidding). It is in terrible shape now since I kinda abused it. It has MIDI and DSB bus on it. I know what you are saying about the tempo control. It is a freakin' knob graemlins/cussing.gif ! Go figure. But it was one of the early midi "multitrack digital keyboard recorders". I love talking gear with other househeadz. Lets keep this topic up. Peace. </font>[/QUOTE]http://www.i2.i-2000.com/~jeffrey/MSQ700.gif
the msq graemlins/jpshakehead.gif so big for what it does, but it does look cool tho. people always ask me about it. cheap as hell too (shipping was expensive). tell us about your simmons. is it like the sds-200 (no sequencing but lots of knobs)? i considered getting a sds-400 but had nothing to trigger the other two channels with. </font>[/QUOTE]

[ November 24, 2003, 06:38 AM: Message edited by: steve ]

[steve]

[ November 24, 2003, 06:34 AM: Message edited by: steve ]

[alex zen]

Originally posted by steve:
I bought a MSQ700 which I gave to a friend for his TR-808.
The Midi drifts from the Din Sync using it with the 808 and also sounds a little warped when using the sequencer.

[ ] to keep the timing tight the msq has to be the master clock.

[Number Two]

Originally posted by alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by steve:
I bought a MSQ700 which I gave to a friend for his TR-808.
The Midi drifts from the Din Sync using it with the 808 and also sounds a little warped when using the sequencer.

[ ] to keep the timing tight the msq has to be the master clock. </font>[/QUOTE]Oh GOD!! One time I used my MSQ-700 as a slave to the computer sequencer and it was all over the place as far as lagging in time. It was doing some struggling.

[Number Two]

Originally posted by steve:
The 626 is basically related to the TR-505 but with a lot more samples (latin percussion) simular to the 727.
Unlike the 505 it has swing mode and each button can be assigned a midi note with different velocity and played
in step/ tap/ pattern mode (707/727 Midi can only be played in Song mode).
Nifty if you have a percussion based module like a N. Drumstation or for arpeggio type stuff on a synth.
You can also tune each drum sound up and down I think six different ways.

What I didn't like about the 626 is the rhythm patterns seemed to be more loose than a 707/727.
The 727 seemed to have more warmth and rawness.
For the money your probably better off investing in a R8.

</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Walter Jones:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by ronboogie:
I got a Roland TR 626 back in 88'. I was very similar to the TR 727. My dumbass pawned it in college to buy a suede coat. REAL SMART MOVE!!! Wasen't the 626 just latin percussion(timbales,cowbell,etc.)? I saw one in a pawn shop about 5 years ago. Come to think of it,I saw two Squential Drumtracks and a Tom in the same pawn shop. They wanted waaay too much for them. BTW I know where to get a LM1 right now. I think I might hop on it. Peace. </font>[/QUOTE]</font>[/QUOTE]It did have a cream colour to it like a 505 come to think of it. My first drum machine was a 505. I ended up selling it to J.T. Donaldson when he was a kid starting out.

[JMJ]

Originally posted by Walter Jones:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by steve:
I bought a MSQ700 which I gave to a friend for his TR-808.
The Midi drifts from the Din Sync using it with the 808 and also sounds a little warped when using the sequencer.

[ ] to keep the timing tight the msq has to be the master clock. </font>[/QUOTE]Oh GOD!! One time I used my MSQ-700 as a slave to the computer sequencer and it was all over the place as far as lagging in time. It was doing some struggling. </font>[/QUOTE]I've got a MSQ-100 laying around somewhere. PRIMITIVE......JMJ ;)

[alex zen]

this mug is going cheap on ebay
http://i17.ebayimg.com/01/i/01/00/60/57_1.JPG http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2578490395&category=38069

[JMJ]

Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
this mug is going cheap on ebay
http://i17.ebayimg.com/01/i/01/00/60/57_1.JPG http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2578490395&category=38069 It should. It sounds cheap.......JMJ

[alex zen]

Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
this mug is going cheap on ebay
http://i17.ebayimg.com/01/i/01/00/60/57_1.JPG http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2578490395&category=38069 It should. It sounds cheap.......JMJ </font>[/QUOTE]tell that to prince.

[JMJ]

Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
this mug is going cheap on ebay
http://i17.ebayimg.com/01/i/01/00/60/57_1.JPG http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2578490395&category=38069 It should. It sounds cheap.......JMJ </font>[/QUOTE]tell that to prince. </font>[/QUOTE]Give me his number. He was more partial to the Linn......JMJ

[alex zen]

Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
this mug is going cheap on ebay
http://i17.ebayimg.com/01/i/01/00/60/57_1.JPG http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2578490395&category=38069 It should. It sounds cheap.......JMJ </font>[/QUOTE]tell that to prince. </font>[/QUOTE]Give me his number. He was more partial to the Linn......JMJ </font>[/QUOTE]588-2300 :D . he used both, synced together. the gorilla claps and toms are from the dt. if you don't like the sounds, think of it as a $20 din/midi sync with built in drums.

[JMJ]

Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
this mug is going cheap on ebay
http://i17.ebayimg.com/01/i/01/00/60/57_1.JPG http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2578490395&category=38069 It should. It sounds cheap.......JMJ </font>[/QUOTE]tell that to prince. </font>[/QUOTE]Give me his number. He was more partial to the Linn......JMJ </font>[/QUOTE]588-2300 :D . he used both, synced together. the gorilla claps and toms are from the dt. if you don't like the sounds, think of it as a $20 din/midi sync with built in drums. </font>[/QUOTE]I thought you were going to post 777-9311. I don't need carpet or siding right now. Hadn't thought about the cheap din/midi sync thing. Good idea for $20. The drum sounds still suck.....JMJ graemlins/beerchug.gif

[alex zen]

Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
this mug is going cheap on ebay
http://i17.ebayimg.com/01/i/01/00/60/57_1.JPG http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2578490395&category=38069 It should. It sounds cheap.......JMJ </font>[/QUOTE]tell that to prince. </font>[/QUOTE]Give me his number. He was more partial to the Linn......JMJ </font>[/QUOTE]588-2300 :D . he used both, synced together. the gorilla claps and toms are from the dt. if you don't like the sounds, think of it as a $20 din/midi sync with built in drums. </font>[/QUOTE]I thought you were going to post 777-9311. I don't need carpet or siding right now. Hadn't thought about the cheap din/midi sync thing. Good idea for $20. The drum sounds still suck.....JMJ graemlins/beerchug.gif </font>[/QUOTE]smile.gif

[Number Two]

Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JMJ:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
this mug is going cheap on ebay
http://i17.ebayimg.com/01/i/01/00/60/57_1.JPG http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2578490395&category=38069 It should. It sounds cheap.......JMJ </font>[/QUOTE]tell that to prince. </font>[/QUOTE]Give me his number. He was more partial to the Linn......JMJ </font>[/QUOTE]588-2300 :D . he used both, synced together. the gorilla claps and toms are from the dt. if you don't like the sounds, think of it as a $20 din/midi sync with built in drums. </font>[/QUOTE]I thought you were going to post 777-9311. I don't need carpet or siding right now. Hadn't thought about the cheap din/midi sync thing. Good idea for $20. The drum sounds still suck.....JMJ graemlins/beerchug.gif </font>[/QUOTE]smile.gif </font>[/QUOTE]All those eprom based DM's sounded cheap. Didn't the Linn go for about $5000 at one time? I could buy a nice used car for that!

[alex zen]

Originally posted by Walter Jones:
[QUOTE] All those eprom based DM's sounded cheap. 8 bit samples graemlins/conf44.gif some say cheap others say gritty.

[Number Two]

Originally posted by sex, drugs, and alex zen:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Walter Jones:

All those eprom based DM's sounded cheap. 8 bit samples graemlins/conf44.gif some say cheap others say gritty. </font>Some say gritty,some say that's truely underground.
;)

[Number Two]

Wow,this just came in the mail for me:

http://www.vintagesynth.org/oberheim/dx.jpg

Cool!!!