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What is a good drummodule ?
regebro
Insane Genious!
Depends. What do you want to do, and whats your budget?
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daydreams
I think I am tired of working with samples when I am composing…it takes a fuc.. long time.
I use the drums in my Roland JV-1010 – they are okay but I wonder whether there could bee a better solution.
Don’t let us talk money – I would like to daydream for a while.
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I think I am tired of working with samples when I am composing…it takes a fuc.. long time.
I use the drums in my Roland JV-1010 – they are okay but I wonder whether there could bee a better solution.
Don’t let us talk money – I would like to daydream for a while.
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Trak
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The Akai MPC Series drum machine / samplers are probably the way to go. That is if it's within your budget.
www.akaipro.com
www.akaipro.com
Riverdog
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DM5 - Definitely!
I'd say the Alesis DM5 is still a great module....
You don't have to fiddle with the sounds a lot and they have this great "raw" sound to them...
No samples to mess with and they sound really good...
I'd say the Alesis DM5 is still a great module....
You don't have to fiddle with the sounds a lot and they have this great "raw" sound to them...
No samples to mess with and they sound really good...
Trak
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I'd say it depends on the style of music, for example the DM5 is pathetic when it comes to hip-hop drums. But it excels on a country tune.
regebro
Insane Genious!
Roland MC-303 has a lot of useable drum sounds that are more usable for Hip hop/dnb stuff. Can be gotten quite cheap second hand.