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A Runway SuccessReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Jan 1985Is what Roland's TR707 digital drum machine is set to become. Great sounds, great facilities... and a great price. |
Akai MPC60Review | Music Technology, Apr 1988From the ashes of the ill-fated Linn 9000, Roger Linn and Akai have brought forth the MPC60. Simon Trask takes a look at this powerful drum machine and sequencer. |
Akai XR10Review | Music Technology, Jun 1990Akai's latest drum machine attempts to combine the best of programmable and preset rhythm units. Simon Trask assesses this marketing strategy while listening to some dope drum sounds. |
Akai/Linn MPC60 IIReview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1991Warren Cann looks at the updated version of the MPC60, the most notable result of Roger Linn's collaboration with Akai. |
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. |
Amdek Rhythm Machine KitReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1983Programmable Rhythm unit with 16 Rhythms and 4 Voices |
Beat BoxReview | Sound On Sound, Apr 1986Ian Gilby casts his eyes and ears over Roland's new budget-priced rhythm composer, the TR505. |
Beat Box ChicRetrospective (Gear) | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, Nov 1986Digital drum machines may rule the waves in the R&D labs, but one obsolete analogue device is still the record producers' first choice. Tim Goodyer dissects the appeal of Roland's classic TR808. |
Beauty And The BeatReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1986Casio RZ1 Sampling Drum MachineFancy an Emulator SP12 for £350? Casio have something approaching it in the new RZ1, the world's first 'affordable' digital drum box with onboard sampling facilities. Dan Goldstein says nevermind the quality... |
Boss Dr Rhythm DR550Review | Music Technology, May 1990Drum MachineThe latest in Boss' Dr Rhythm series drum machines sees affordability crossed with the sort of quality reserved for Roland's R8 flagship. Simon Trask asks if you can beat it. |
Boss DR-110 Dr. Rhythm GraphicReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1984 |
Boss DR110 Drum MachineReview | One Two Testing, Feb 1984 |
Boss DR550 MkIIReview | Sound On Sound, Aug 1992Drum MachineTwo years after the launch of the original Boss DR550 drum machine, a mere £26 extra buys you a DR550 MKII with almost twice the number of sounds. Derek Johnson approves. |
Boss DR550 MkII & DR660 Drum MachinesReview | Music Technology, Oct 1992Boss Dr RhythmsTwo new Doctors, but will they make you feel good? |
Carry On Doctor!Review | Sound On Sound, May 1990Boss DR550 Dr. RhythmIn 1980, the original boss DR55 Dr. Rhythm gave many people their first introduction to programmable drum machines. In 1990, the new DR550 is set to make musicians on a tight budget equally happy by providing their first taste of excellent 16-bit sampled drum sounds. Paul Ireson beats a path to his local music store's door. |
Casio Digital Sampling Rhythm Composer RZ-1Review | International Musician, Apr 1986RhythmcheckAn invention to make Bob Henrit's digital 'jogging' watch obsolete |
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