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Published on 10/24/09 at 07:24
back to the note below, I do not agree with the opinion posted certainly has aged but the DR550 offers sounds from the drum machine Roland R8 the only difference is on some sounds that are absent on DR and programming opportunities and better ergonomics necessarily on an R8. The sounds of the DR sound rather dry and it can be used on a piece or to work at home on a rhythmic parttern possibly on stage.
I put 7
we must see that at the time the programmable drum machines cheap there was not much apart from the DR550
UTILIZATION
back to the note below, I do not agree with the opinion posted certainly has aged but the DR550 offers sounds from the drum machine Roland R8 the only difference is on some sounds that are absent on DR and programming opportunities and better ergonomics necessarily on an R8. The sounds of the DR sound rather dry and it can be used on a piece or to work at home on a rhythmic parttern possibly on stage.
I put 7
we must see that at the time the programmable drum machines cheap there was not much apart from the DR550
we must see that at the time the programmable drum machines cheap there was not much apart from the DR550
SOUNDS
back to the note below, I do not agree with the opinion posted certainly has aged but the DR550 offers sounds from the drum machine Roland R8 the only difference is on some sounds that are absent on DR and programming opportunities and better ergonomics necessarily on an R8. The sounds of the DR sound rather dry and it can be used on a piece or to work at home on a rhythmic parttern possibly on stage.
I put 7
we must see that at the time the programmable drum machines cheap there was not much apart from the DR550
OVERALL OPINION
back to the note below, I do not agree with the opinion posted certainly has aged but the DR550 offers sounds from the drum machine Roland R8 the only difference is on some sounds that are absent on DR and programming opportunities and better ergonomics necessarily on an R8. The sounds of the DR sound rather dry and it can be used on a piece or to work at home on a rhythmic parttern possibly on stage.
I put 7
we must see that at the time the programmable drum machines cheap there was not much apart from the DR550
I put 7
we must see that at the time the programmable drum machines cheap there was not much apart from the DR550
UTILIZATION
back to the note below, I do not agree with the opinion posted certainly has aged but the DR550 offers sounds from the drum machine Roland R8 the only difference is on some sounds that are absent on DR and programming opportunities and better ergonomics necessarily on an R8. The sounds of the DR sound rather dry and it can be used on a piece or to work at home on a rhythmic parttern possibly on stage.
I put 7
we must see that at the time the programmable drum machines cheap there was not much apart from the DR550
we must see that at the time the programmable drum machines cheap there was not much apart from the DR550
SOUNDS
back to the note below, I do not agree with the opinion posted certainly has aged but the DR550 offers sounds from the drum machine Roland R8 the only difference is on some sounds that are absent on DR and programming opportunities and better ergonomics necessarily on an R8. The sounds of the DR sound rather dry and it can be used on a piece or to work at home on a rhythmic parttern possibly on stage.
I put 7
we must see that at the time the programmable drum machines cheap there was not much apart from the DR550
OVERALL OPINION
back to the note below, I do not agree with the opinion posted certainly has aged but the DR550 offers sounds from the drum machine Roland R8 the only difference is on some sounds that are absent on DR and programming opportunities and better ergonomics necessarily on an R8. The sounds of the DR sound rather dry and it can be used on a piece or to work at home on a rhythmic parttern possibly on stage.
I put 7
we must see that at the time the programmable drum machines cheap there was not much apart from the DR550