Drum Machines user reviews

Like I said, this thing is fun to toy around with on the train or bus or whatever you ride to school / Work. Its nice to just mess around with. It Has NO midi out, so thats pretty weak. Line in is ni…

For its size and price the features on it were good enough for me. Its good as it is. Price paid $105.00 UTILIZATION A beginner could use it without even opening the manual more than once. It was…

The only feature it lacks is the ability to save your settings $563 UTILIZATION Very easy to use. basic midi (channel 10) that synced right up to cubase, no problem. built like a tank. customer s…

This machine is nice...easy to flip back and forth between variations and to trigger fill ins..also manual fill in $950.00 UTILIZATION I used no manual in learning how to use most features on this…

The sequencer is the most confusing piece of crap ive ever worked with.i have always used it as a slave box and it has worked really well.all of the knobs on the front panel have a corresponding CC n…

The design is almost flawless...I say almost because it does have one glitch...I have to constantly reload whatever kit i am using because some of the sounds change when I am using midi(slave editing…

Amazing for 87' Price paid: $750.00 U.S UTILIZATION Simplicity SOUNDS Just takes it home OVERALL OPINION Hard to find parts and need an old repair man who knows what he's doing used to sleep …

I don't really use much of the features on it. I sequence it from my PC running Cubase. One thing to remember: When you tune your samples and have them the way you like them, the tuning will NOT be s…

This drum machine has a few different connections. There are standard 1/4" analog outputs if you want to send your beat out to be recorded. You can also output MIDI data of your beats if you w…

<p class="bbcode-cite">Quote: <span> What connection types are there (audio, MIDI...)?</span> Midi in, out, thru, headphones out, 6 separates mono outputs (from A to F, A+B can be used as stereo main…