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AKAI XR20 Beat Production Station
The XR20 is a portable beat production center loaded with fresh sound library that’s designed for making hip-hop and R&B wherever and whenever inspiration strikes. Over 700 sounds by Chronic Music cover standard and electronic drums, one-shot hits, bass, and synth sounds to easily create a total mix in next-to-no time. 99 Preset patterns and 99 User patterns. Drum Roll / Note Repeat feature for re- alism and expression Includes reverb, EQ, and compression to enable MC’s and producers to complete their tracks. Plug in a microphone and mix vocals with your beats. XR20 runs on wall or battery power so it’s flexible and portable. In Pattern Play mode, you can trigger different patterns from each pad, so you can tailor the beats to flow with the energy on-stage. Bright blue pads light with the beat to illuminate your performances as you light up the club.
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ALESIS SR-16 Stereo Drum Machine
A stereo drum machine featuring stereo samples, the SR-16 is an easily programmable, portable and affordable instrument. The sounds are clean, well recorded, and seful. The drum sounds like a drum, and, with the Dynamic Articulation functionality embedded in the pads, responds like one as well. The SR-16 has a nice feel and the pattern presets were composed and played in by actual drummers who've imparted some genuine musicality and usefulness to what are often odiously lifeless little demos. Those who are novices will appreciate the instant grooves, those inclined to roll their own will appreciate the intuitive design and responsiveness of the machine as a musical instrument. A 7-position panner is available for a nice stereo spread, and the MIDI implementation is appropriate. The sounds are served seasoned and sampled with cushy reverbs, or dry, for console processing, and sent to a pair of assignable 1/4" stereo outputs.
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BOSS DR-3 Dr. Rhythm Drum Machine
Designed with guitarists, songwriters and live performers in mind, the DR-3 offers 100 programmable preset (with 3 variations each for Intro, Verse, Fill and Ending) backing grooves with basses and drum sounds, both acoustic and electronic, gathered from a variety of genres and styles. The 13 input pads are velocity sensitive, and the TSC feature enables sound customizing with EQ's, Dynamics and Ambience effects processing. • Choice of 120 drum and percussion sounds and 12 bass sounds
• Ideal for live performance • Battery powered portability • Flexible footswitch input lets you control Intro/Start and Ending/Stop, Verse change, Variation On/Off and Loop On/Off
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BOSS DR-880 Dr. Rhythm
Drum Machine with Guitar/Bass Inputs
The DR-880 offers an innovative design featuring a Hi-Z instrument input with complementary multi-effects and proprietary COSM amp modeling. It offers a large library of drum sounds and kits, preset rhythm patterns and chord progressions. Templates allow uses to change the feel and character of the preset patterns, and the EZ Compose feature, with dedicated access buttons, allows for quick composition and arrangement. • 20 velocity-sensitive pads and large, backlit custom LCD • 1,000 patterns (500 preset, 500 user) with fills, ghost notes and chord progressions • 440 drum and percussion sounds, 40 bass sounds with COSM bass-amp models • Four assignable footswitch and expression-pedal inputs • Individual outputs, S/PDIF digital out, USB port
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PRO AUDIO
Drum Machines
ALESIS DM5
16-Voice Polyphonic Rackmount Drum/Percussion Sound Playback Module
The DM 5 is a very versatile drum module embedded with some very ex- pressive performance features, and a sensible, easily navigated, drummer-friendly design. Apart from use as a remote MIDI playback module for sequencing and sound replacement, the sounds of the DM5 can be triggered from electronic drum pads or triggered acoustic drums. There are 12 trigger inputs with 5 programmable parameters each, and the trigger-to-MIDI conversion is seamless, and generally, glitchless. Expanded Dynamic Articulation invoked via MIDI or the trigger inputs, imparts a high degree of realistic tonal and dynamic variation to the individual drum sounds, as does the 127-level velocity re- sponse. And that means greater expressiveness and nuance in performance. Over 540 samples of drum sounds are available, many recorded in true stereo, some with ambient effects, and all recorded at 48 kHz. # ALDM5.......................................................................................................Call or Log-on
ALESIS SR-18 Portable Drum Machine
The SR-18 is a professional-quality drum machine for today's working musicians. It has 12 responsive pads, and is packed full of 32MB drum kits, electronic drums, hits, and other sounds that allow you to create music in any genre. Integrated effects include reverb, EQ, and compres- sion for customizing your sound. Plug in an instrument, such as a guitar, and play along for setup simplicity. You can play in bass parts using the pads or connect a MIDI keyboard for fast, musical low end. Connectors include MIDI inputs and outputs, a 1/4" input, two stereo 1/4" outputs, and a 1/4" headphone output. Two footswitch jacks are provided for hands- free control. In addition to being fully-featured, the SR-18 is also highly portable. The slim design is easy to take on the road, and it can operate on AC power or on six AA batteries so you're never caught without power.
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BOSS DR-670 Dr. Rhythm
Drum Machine - with Bass Sounds
The DR-670 Dr. Rhythm is one of the most feature- packed and affordable drum machines. This compact rhythm-creation tool offers all the acclaimed sounds of Boss’ DR-770 sound library, while adding enhance- ments like velocity-sensitive pads and footswitch control, and battery powered portable operation. • 255 drum and percussion sounds, 200 preset and 200 user-programmable rhythm patterns
• 16 velocity-sensitive pads permit expressive, realistic pattern programming • Bass part allows for programming bass lines using 16 different bass sounds • Foot control jack permits connection to optional footswitch for hands-free start/stop and fills • Unique pad interface designed like a bass guitar neck for easy programming of rhythm/bass lines • Direct Pattern Play function allows assigning of internal patterns to pads for triggering in real-time
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ZOOMRT-223
Portable Drum and Bass Rhythm Generator
The Zoom RT-223 is a battery operated, lightweight portable Rhythm and Bass drum machine. It is designed for live performance DJ pattern generation and arrange- ment, personal song creation and composition, or studio use as a sound layering solution. The RT-223 features a large library of sounds and pat- terns, and several functions that quicken and enhance the arrangement and performance process. The touch- sensitive trigger pads are backlit, facilitating its use in dark stage and studio environments. • 70 Drum Kits, 213 preset sound selection appropriate to all styles and genres of music • 440 preset Style patterns from all musical genres; Groove Play pad assignment easily and quickly as- signs any pattern to any pad for live performance triggering or song arrangement
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