Drum Machines

Drum Machines are either analog or digitally based and are used to create the foundations of electronic music. Roland pioneered the drum machine and have now re-issued their classic model, the TR-08.

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About Drum Machines

Drum Machines utilise samples or synthesis in order to sequence or record percussive elements using pads or buttons. Many include a step sequencer to allow users to sequence a beat step-by-step. Such drum machines are incredibly versatile, offering the opportunity to create melodic percussive sequences, in addition to conventional drum sounds. The use of samples and time stretching further extends the possibilities drum machines can provide, allow for whole new sounds to be created from an original sample.

Typically, a drum machine allow on-the-fly sampling and real-time recording. As well as being popular in electronic music, drum machines can also be used in place of a drummer, where they are not available or desired.

Drum Machines

Teenage Engineering PO-24 Office Synthesizer

Teenage Engineering PO-12 Rhythm Pocket Rhythm Synthesizer

Korg KR mini Korg Rhythm Compact Drum Machine

Modal CRAFTrhythm Drum Sampler

Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine

Korg Volca Beats Analog Rhythm Machine

Korg Volca Kick Analog Kick Generator

Modal CRAFTrhythm And CRAFTsynth Bundle

Boss DR-3 Dr Rhythm Drum Machine

Native Instruments Maschine Mikro MK3

Alesis SR-18 Drum Machine

Korg KR-55 Pro

Modal CRAFTrhythm And CRAFTsynth With M-Audio Interface And Cables

Arturia Drumbrute Impact

Roland AIRA TR-8 Rhythm Performer

Roland TR-08 Rhythm Composer

Arturia DrumBrute Drum Machine

MFB Tanzmaus Analogue Drum Machine

Native Instruments Maschine MK3

Mode Machines ADX-1 Analog Drum Machine

Moog DFAM Semi-Modular Analog Percussion Synthesizer