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Alesis HR-16 Drum MachineReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1988A CD standard 16-bit drum machine? Things have progressed a little from those 8-bit Linn Drum days, passing through 12-bit standards on the way, and now reaching the ultimate level in consumer digital fidelity. Whether excellence or overkill, Alesis have gone the whole way with the HR-16. David Mellor gives it the long-awaited ear test. | |||
Alesis HR16Review | Micro Music, Apr/May 1989Richard Fowler passes on a few hints and tips tor Alesis HR16 owners | |||
Alesis HR16 Drum MachineReview | Music Technology, Mar 1988A drum machine that sounds more like a drum kit than anything Ludwig ever made? True or not, Alesis' beat box is going to find its way into a lot of recording studios. Nicholas Rowland returns to his roots. | |||
Alesis HR16 Drum Machine & MMT8 MIDI RecorderReview | Music Technology, Sep 1987Following the success of the MIDIverb, Alesis have ventured into the realms of drum machines and sequencers. Bob O'Donnell lends an ear and discovers that economy doesn't necessarily mean compromise. | |||
Alesis SR16Review | Music Technology, Feb 1991Drum MachineWith more machines appearing every month, there's no denying that it's boom-time for the beatbox. Simon Trask rocks to the rhythm of this latest offering from Alesis. | |||
Alesis SR16Review | Sound On Sound, Dec 1990The Dynamic BeatboxYou just can't argue with a drum machine offering 233 16-bit sounds, two stereo outputs, 16-voice polyphony and a mammoth memory all for £299 — unless perhaps you're a busker, as Kendall Wrightson discovers. | |||
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PatchworkFeature | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Music Technology, Jul 1988A kit setup for the Alesis HR16 joins the more usual selection of readers DX and D50 patches in this month's Patchwork. | |||
Using the Alesis HR16 as an ExpanderFeature | Topic: Drum Programming | Sound On Sound, Nov 1988Sure, it's a drum machine - but the HR16 also makes a great drum expander module if you know a few crucial tricks about applying it. Craig Anderton explains all. | |||
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