Showing posts with label TR-808. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TR-808. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
Behringer RD-6 [USER REVIEW] Analog Drum Machine
Today I am giving a user review of the new Behringer RD-6 Analog Drum Machine.
The RD-6 is an affordable re-issue of the Roland TR-606 all-analog circuitry.
With some updated functionality.
While I have a TR-606, this is not another typical audio comparison video.
Is the RD-6 a good value and sound for the money?
How well does it really work for eurorack modular systems?
Has anything been improved over the original?
How does it compare to other analog drum machines available?
I'll break it all down for you right here, right now.
0:00 Opening Demo
0:59 Introduction
1:38 Build Quality + Connections Overview
2:48 Sounds + Features Overview
4:16 What's in a Clap? vs. DR-110
5:41 MIDI: External Sound Trigger
6:31 USB: Data Transfer + Individual Outputs
7:13 Summary of Final Thoughts
Recorded direct to Tascam DR-05.
Labels:
Analog,
Behringer,
clone,
demo,
DR-110,
drum machine,
new gear,
overview,
percussion,
re-issue,
review,
Roland,
TR-606,
TR-808,
TR-909
Monday, June 5, 2017
Drum Machines + Mutable Clouds Eurorack #3 [Roland TR-8]
In this video I run a Roland TR-8 direct to the Clouds input and use it to add space, texture and rhythmic motion to an otherwise standard grade drumlooop. Third in a video series demonstrating various drum machines with the Mutable Instruments Clouds.
Labels:
chaos,
Clouds,
demo,
drum machine,
DSP,
electronic,
experimental,
glitch,
granular,
Mutable Instruments,
noise,
percussion,
Roland,
sampling,
synthesis,
texture,
TR-8,
TR-808,
TR-909
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