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Compromising PositionReview | Home & Studio Recording, Feb 1986Yamaha's RX21 Drum Machine offers a lot of sound for very little outlay. | |||
False Economies?Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1985Yamaha RX21Strip a digital drum machine down to its bare essentials, and you have Yamaha's bargain-basement percussion offering. The price is low but there are a few sacrifices, as Simon Trask discovers. | |||
Yamaha MR10 'Finger Pad' Drum MachineReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1984 | |||
Yamaha RX Digital Rhythm MachinesReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1984 | |||
Yamaha RX-15Review | In Tune, Dec 1984 | |||
Yamaha RX11 & RX15Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1984Programmable Rhythm MachinesYamaha's first-ever self-contained programmable drum machines have PCM-encoded voices and MIDI. Kendall Wrightson gives his verdict. | |||
Yamaha RX21Review | International Musician, Nov 1985Rhythmcheck£249 buys this little beauty. Bob Henrit, of course, is much cheaper | |||
Yamaha RX21L Drum MachineReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1986Trevor Gilchrist takes a look at Yamaha's Latin adaptation of their RX21. Is it as usable as its more conventional brother? | |||
Yamaha RX5Review | Sound On Sound, Apr 1987To Call It A Drum Machine Would Be An Insult!The pace of change never slackens at the Nippon Gakki factory. The piano makers turned motorbike manufacturers roar in with a new digital rhythm machine, the RX5. Review by David Mellor | |||
Yamaha RX5Review | Music Technology, Apr 1987Programmable Digital Drum MachineIs it worth spending nearly a grand on a non-sampling digital beat-box in 1987? Trevor Gilchrist, after testing the RX5, comes to the inevitable conclusion that it is. | |||
Yamaha RX7Review | Music Technology, Feb 1988Drum MachineOne hundred 12-bit PCM sounds and comprehensive programmability make the latest addition to the Yamaha RX range of drum machines one to watch. Howard Massey is on the beat. | |||
Yamaha RX8Review | Music Technology, Jun 1989Digital Rhythm ProgrammerTwo years on from their impressive, RX5 drum machine, Yamaha have slimmed down their flagship to give us an affordable 16-bit beat box. Chris Many reckons it could be a hit. | |||
Yamaha RX8 Drum MachineReview | Sound On Sound, Apr 1989For over a year now Alesis have had the 'budget' 16-bit drum machine market all to themselves, but the release of the Yamaha RX8 provides musicians with an alternative. Besides 16-bit sound quality, Yamaha's new machine boasts a broad range of 43 sounds, flexible MIDI control, RAM card storage, and more. Paul Ireson checks it out. | |||
Yamaha RY10Review | Sound On Sound, Jul 1992Portable Drum MachineNigel Humberstone checks out Yamaha's latest miniature marvel — a drum box with a difference. | |||
Yamaha RY30Review | Music Technology, Jul 1991Drum MachineAs the drum machine goes from strength to strength, Yamaha give it a new dimension by adding a synth-style "bend" wheel. Simon Trask wonders if the beatbox will ever be the same again. | |||
Yamaha RY30 Rhythm ProgrammerReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1991The Feel FactorMartin Russ rydes with the rhythm as he explores Yamaha's latest percussive product. | |||
Yamaha RY30 Sound CardsReview | Sound On Sound, May 1992Rhythm Sound And Artist CardsMartin Russ looks at how Yamaha have drummed up card support for their successful RY30 drum machine, with new cards containing the sounds and rhythms of big name drummers. | |||
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Drum DragnetFeature | Electronic Soundmaker, Dec 1984Mammoth Electro Fest: Simmons' contender, the UP5, Yamaha's RX15 drum machine, new Digisound chips for the Drumulator, Quicksilva's Drumkit program for the BBC micro... | |||
Short CircuitFeature | Topic: Electronics / Build, Maintenance / Repair / Modification, Syncronisation | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1985Time Machine RevisitedAn add-on for last month's Time Machine project that allows direct synchronisation of the Yamaha RX15 and MC202. |
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