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Tiffy
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I was wondering what drum machines
you people think are good for contempory,
realistic heavy rock sounds???
you people think are good for contempory,
realistic heavy rock sounds???
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The Alesis HR16B is good for the money... You can check the quality of it out at www.mp3.com/Mofocult
This is heavy stuff done with the Alesis.
This is heavy stuff done with the Alesis.
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The Green Hornet
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Hey Tiffy:
Make sure you check out the sounds on the new Boss 770 drum box. I just got one and it has a gaggle of sounds. Also, you can create your own meters. Best price I found was with Full Compass @ 361.00 dollars plus shipping. I also have the Alesis 16; the Boss is better technology/sounds/etc.
Happy Drumming.
Green Hornet
Make sure you check out the sounds on the new Boss 770 drum box. I just got one and it has a gaggle of sounds. Also, you can create your own meters. Best price I found was with Full Compass @ 361.00 dollars plus shipping. I also have the Alesis 16; the Boss is better technology/sounds/etc.
Happy Drumming.
Green Hornet
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gerry
New member
Hey Tiffy
I have the Yamaha RY20 and love it. Its a bit heavey on the programming side but it has so much to offer. The bass guitar pads sound good to.
I have the Yamaha RY20 and love it. Its a bit heavey on the programming side but it has so much to offer. The bass guitar pads sound good to.
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Monkeyspunk
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I own a DR-5 and love it. I bought it with the power cord and manual on Harmony's classified for $200-250 a year ago.
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Tiffy
New member
Cheers people...I'm just a baby to
this...patience will prevail...
this...patience will prevail...
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HAWLK
New member
I've got the BOSS DR-202 Dr. Grove, its not too expencive and you com make almost every sound you can imagine. it's amazing.