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bbZ
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Need a drum machine that also has bass, guitar, and keyboard accompaniment. Anything out there that has versions of famous songs i.e. "Walk, Don't Run" or "Wipeout?"
Thanks!
Thanks!
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sjjohnston
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Hmm. The Ventures' greatest hits album + a CD player?
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bbZ
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yuk yuk! something that I can record beginning gtr players with, something that can mute the parts. i don wanna have to lay down everything myself....
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mikeh
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I'm not aware of a "drum machine" that plays specific songs ie: Ventures.
However, there may be MIDI songs files available that could be used with a MIDI sequence program.
Other options would be something like Band-In-A-Box software (in you have acces to a computer).
Roland (actually it may be Boss) has a tabletop unit called "Jam Station" which is like a hardware version of BIAB. It provides drums, bass and two other melodic instruments (guitar, strings, organ, etc.). You program in the chord progression, choose a musical style an viola' you have a band. It also allows you to record one other voice or instrument via an A/D interface onto a "smart media card". The sounds are pretty decent and it can double as a sound module in a recording system.
The Jam Station (and for that matter BIAB) are both good rehearsal/teaching tools.
However, there may be MIDI songs files available that could be used with a MIDI sequence program.
Other options would be something like Band-In-A-Box software (in you have acces to a computer).
Roland (actually it may be Boss) has a tabletop unit called "Jam Station" which is like a hardware version of BIAB. It provides drums, bass and two other melodic instruments (guitar, strings, organ, etc.). You program in the chord progression, choose a musical style an viola' you have a band. It also allows you to record one other voice or instrument via an A/D interface onto a "smart media card". The sounds are pretty decent and it can double as a sound module in a recording system.
The Jam Station (and for that matter BIAB) are both good rehearsal/teaching tools.
Middleman
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Roland DR-5 is what you want. Bass, Drums and Keyboard.
If you want better drums than the DR-5 and just bass, then go with the DR 670.
If you want just better drums than the DR-5 the DR-770 would be the ticket.
http://www.bossus.com/index.asp?pg=1&tmp=54
None of these however have songs except in the demo mode.
If you want better drums than the DR-5 and just bass, then go with the DR 670.
If you want just better drums than the DR-5 the DR-770 would be the ticket.
http://www.bossus.com/index.asp?pg=1&tmp=54
None of these however have songs except in the demo mode.
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bbZ
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how about the Edirol Studio Canvas??
jake-owa
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The studio canvas is a sound module and would need a computer or sequencer/drum machine to play recorded patterns.