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Akai XE8 Drum BoxReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1988Remove the sequencing facilities from your drum machine and what do you get? A damned good idea for a new product that's what! Paul Ireson checks out Akai's 16-bit sampled drum box - the perfect companion for your sequencer. | |||
Akai XE8 MIDI Drum ExpanderReview | Music Technology, Apr 1989As the sequencer comes of age, the role of the drum machine is brought into question: why have a sequencer in your drum box if there's already one in your computer? Simon Trask investigates what may be the next step for the beat box. | |||
Alesis D4 Drum ModuleReview | Music Technology, Feb 1992Drum ExpanderYour drum machine used to dictate the sound of your music - but the variety of sounds in Alesis' drum expander gives you back your freedom. Tim Goodyer says everything starts with a D. | |||
Anvil Percussion SynthesiserReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1985An all-British sound-sampling and drum-synthesising MIDI percussion machine with built-in sequencer gets an exclusive preview courtesy of David Ellis - there's even comment from the designers. | |||
Beat BoxReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Sep 1985Korg MR-16 MIDI Rhythm Sound UnitKorg’s MIDI percussion module | |||
Cheetah MD16R & MD16RPReview | Music Technology, May 1992Drum ModulesRepackaging a powerful and popular drum machine as a rackmount and adding drum triggers is sure to attract more interest to it. Nigel Lord explores the new Cheetah MD16. | |||
E-MU Systems Pro/cussionReview | Music Technology, Oct 1991Maximum Percussion ModuleHaving set standards with their Proteus sample reader and their Pro/formance piano module. E-mu are trying again. Simon Trask beats up the new Pro/cussion drum expander. | |||
Emu ProcussionReview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1991Sampled Percussion Performance ModuleWhat is it about programmed drum parts that make them sound programmed. Paul Wiffen goes in search of the secret of realistic drumming, and finds it in the Emu Procussion. | |||
Kawai XD5Review | Music Technology, May 1991Digital Percussion SynthesiserThe ability to modify its selection of drum and percussion sounds is the strong suit of this expander from Kawai. Vic Lennard reports on the continuing beatbox boom. | |||
Korg DRM1Review | Music Technology, Feb 1988Digital Rhythm ModuleIf you've ever wanted to trade some of your drum machine's sequence memory for sound memory, the DRM1 could be the beat box for you. Matt Isaacson sounds it out. | |||
Korg MR16Review | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1985MIDI Percussion Voice GeneratorSimon Trask confronts a technological puzzle. Why have Korg put 19 digital drum voices in a box that contains no sequencing software? | |||
Korg MR16 Rhythm Sound UnitReview | International Musician, Sep 1985RhythmcheckThe half of the drum machine that goes 'bok' put in a box. Curtis Schwartz reckons it's not half bad | |||
Philip Rees Percussion Sample PlayerReview | Music Technology, Jun 1991Drum ExpanderMore than a beatbox, less than a sampler, the Percussion Sample Player appears to be a unique rhythmatist's instrument. Simon Trask looks at the pros and cons of a dedicated drum sampler. | |||
Prelude Percussion ModuleReview | International Musician, Jun 1986DrumCheckThe cheapest—and ugliest—way to add sampled sounds you your acoustic drums or drum machine. Tony Reed reports | |||
Roland R8MReview | Music Technology, Apr 1990Total Percussion Sound ModuleFrom the R8 Human Rhythm Composer comes the Total Percussion Sound Module "humanising' without a sequencer? Simon Trask investigates Roland's latest beat box and a selection of sound cards. | |||
Roland R8MReview | Sound On Sound, Apr 1990Total Percussion Sound ModuleSequencer owners rejoice! Roland have taken the 16-bit PCM sounds from their popular R8 drum machine, put them in a convenient rackmount case, and added extra slots for ROM and RAM cards to produce a beat-box par excellence. David Brenton reports. | |||
Simmons MTX9Review | International Musician, Nov 1986DrumCheckBob Henrit tries out the latest in a flurry of products from Simmons — a MIDI'ed sampled percussion expander | |||
TED DigisoundReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1984Paul White takes a look at a new Dutch 'black box' that promises to bring digital percussion sampling within the reach of the common people. | |||
TED Digisound Digital DrumsReview | Home & Studio Recording, Apr 1985 | |||
TED Digisound RevisitedReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1985We first looked at the Digisound in July, but now the Dutch sampled-sound percussion machine has some new features and a new distributor. Paul White checks out the new version. | |||
The Beat BoxReview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1991Alesis D4 16-Bit Stereo Drum ModuleAlesis' new D4 offers 500 16-bit drum sounds, external audio triggering and extreme ease of use — what's not to like? Julian Colbeck investigates. | |||
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Alesis D4 Drum Processing TricksFeature | Topic: Drum Programming, Effects Processing | Sound On Sound, Nov 1993 |
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