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➟ Behringer RD-8 - [ Ссылка ]
➟ IK Multimedia UNO - [ Ссылка ]
➟ Roland TR-6S - [ Ссылка ]
➟ Behringer RD-6 - [ Ссылка ]
➟ Korg Volca - [ Ссылка ]
➟ Roland TR-06 - [ Ссылка ]

00:00 Intro
00:39 Roland TR-06
02:05 Korg Volca
03:46 Behringer RD-6
04:54 Roland TR-6S
06:02 IK Multimedia UNO
07:35 Behringer RD-8

Drum machines can be used in a variety of ways in music creation. They assist you in creating beats to accompany melodic elements in your track. The best drum machines are more than a sequencer with a bank of pre-programmed drum sounds. A good drum machine should have an engaging engine that allows you to adjust parameters and create a unique sound. We have made things for you. Here are the top 6 drum machines. Do not forget to check out the product link mentioned in the description box.

Despite a history of hesitation to revisit gear from their past, Roland has built a routine for reissuing classic synths and drum machines in recent years. The TR-606, the percussive equivalent to the TB-303 initially released in 1982, is the newest instrument to get the reissue treatment, following in the footsteps of the 808 and 909. Apart from the hats, each sound in TR-06 now has at least three variations. Complete editing of tuning, decay, pan, and sound-specific character parameters, including snare snappiness and tom noise level, is available. Most of these parameters are relegated to move functions and sub-menus due to the constraints of narrowly replicating the original's interface design. The most innovative update to the TR-06 comes in its expanded range of analogue trigger ports. Priced at 400 dollars, It was released alongside the excellent TR-6S (reviewed last issue), which also features 606 sounds produced by the same ACB engine, but among a vastly expanded offering of emulated, sampled, and FM tones, as well as additional effects. However, while the TR-06 has an extra track and the 6S lacks trigger outputs, the more modern TR-6S appears to be the better value and more appealing proposition when compared side by side. The next on our list is Korg Volca Drum

The KORG Volca Drum priced at 150 dollars is a small digital percussion synthesiser with assignable 6-part x 2-layer structure and drum sounds produced by KORG's new DSP analogue modelling engine.You can delegate sounds and use the waveguide resonator effect settings individually or simultaneously with the assignable 16 x 6 part kits (plus 10 preloaded kits). You have 5 types of oscillator waveforms, 3 types of Pitch Modulation, and amp EG to play with each layer, giving you a wide range of sounds at your fingertips. You can use the 16-step sequencer to create and improvise drum patterns, as well as loop and chain sequence patterns using memorised knob operations. The Volca Drum is a portable device with a built-in speaker and headphone socket that can be used anywhere. It can be operated by battery or mains power. The Volca Drum might have used a simple delay or reverb, but the Resonator is something unique. Physical modelling of string plucks or wind instruments often employ waveguide resonators. This one has two modes: String and Tube, each of which employs a different model that is better suited to emulating certain sounds. Flanging and phasing, comb–filtering, clangorous metallic reverb, and long digital delays are all possible with only three controls: Decay, Body, and Tune. Best of all though, is the ability to automate the Waveguide Resonator, as well as the send amount for each component, in the sequencer is the best feature. Let us know in the comment box which features impressed you the most. Moving on next we have Behringer RD 6

Except for the clap, which is taken from the BOSS DR-110 drum machine, the RD-6 is completely analogue and features eight classic drum sounds influenced by the TR-606. The 16-step sequencer can move between 32 different patterns and connect them together for up to 250 bars of sequences.
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