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The video demonstrates what a 1950’s vacuum tube drum machine sounds like.

The Wurlitzer SideMan was arguably the world’s first drum machine. (It depends on whether you count the Chamberlin Rhythmate, which was introduced some years earlier, but featured tape loops instead of electronically generated drum sounds.)

It still sounds pretty cool, don’t you think?

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4 Responses to “1950’s Tube Drum Machine”  

  1. 1 A Synth Fan From BC

    Maybe this will convince Metasonix to make a tube drum machine for the masses…

  2. 2 synthhead

    What do you think Metasonix would call it?

  3. 3 A Synth Fan From BC

    Mongrel Crusher.

  4. 4 synthhead

    Nice – but probably not offensive enough for Eric Barbour!

    Needs a bit more of a perv angle.

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