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Hello, What's interresting in drum machines are the sounds (of course) but also the outputs!!! Alesis SR16 (but it's old, you will find it second hand only, normally) is a GOOD stuff. 4 outputs!!! I use one, it's easy to learn and punchy to program via pads (sensitivity of the pads is surely VERY USEFUL TOO)... or alesis D4 Newer? Try Yamaha RY20 or Boss DR770 (or older dr220) or try on softs (ok you don't have the sensivity of working on a small engine)... More money, buy roland 707, 808 or 909 (depends of what you need). Double use? Buy a synth with drum parts (I've got the classic Korg X5D and I've a TIMPANI inside, wow, helllllllll, devilish...) ... but it's a synth AND THE FEEL/SENSITIVITY IS VERY IMPORTANT... For softs, it depends of the computer you use... Laurent P.S.: Personally I'm Atari based and sr16 is a good solution (don't need more). -----Message d'origine----- De : Kevin Cheli-Colando <kevin@minds-eye.org> À : Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com <Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com> Date : mercredi 1 décembre 1999 17:48 Objet : Drum machines > Hi there, > >I was thinking about maybe adding a little drum machine into my studio and >I was curious if anyone here had any recommendations as to make, model, >etc. Somewhere in the $200 range is probably where I''m at (used is fine >also). > >Thanks for any help > >Kevin > >