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Filed under: Drum Machines & Groove Boxes, Electronic Instruments, SynthesizersThis is a sneak preview of Eric Archer’s DIY Andromeda MK-1 and MK-2 minimal drum machines, with hand cut cardstock enclosures:
The enclosure is actually an afterthought. I added it to address any concerns about the bare board, to make it easier to put the device in your pocket, and to offer six surfaces for your artwork. Although as a friend pointed out, the enclosure covers up the surface bend /body contact points inside. So its just an option.
This video demonstrates different ways to use/abuse the infrared wireless signals that keep the instruments synchronized. The unit on the far left is the master clock.
Archer says kits will be available soon.
Inside Moby’s Studio
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Filed under: Drum Machines & Groove Boxes, Electronic MusiciansDell’s Motherboard.tv visits Moby’s Manhattan apartment studio, where he talks about his “Noah’s arc” of rarified gadgets, bizarre synthesizers, and vintage drum machines.
If you didn’t hate Moby for having a better birthday than you, the multiple duplicate rare drum machines that line his studio walls may just push you over that edge.
Best line: “A rock band cannot rehearse in the suburbs at 3 o’clock in the morning. You can make electronic music at 3 o’clock in the morning, and your mom doesn’t complain. “
Check this video out - Wave Machine Labs has introduced iGOG (App Store link) – a $4.99 massive multisampled drum machine for the iPhone that offers velocity sensitive response!
Features:
- 8 velocity sensitive drum pads using patent pending VelAUcity technology
- Comes with 6 drum kits. More available through the built-in store
- Load your own kits using standard wav, aif or Drumagog .gog files
- Hi-hat and Ride pads change articulation as you slide across the pads
- Built-in sequencer with standard midi file support
- Sequencer features quantize, metronome, time signature, count-in, tempo and loop
- Backing track mode lets you play and record sequences in perfect sync to an mp3 file
- Mic trigger mode lets you play drums by tapping on objects, such as a table
- Built-in file transfer mode allows you to copy files between iGOG and your computer
- Mixdown feature lets you create an audio mix of your sequence
The Simmons Digital ClapTrap
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Filed under: Drum Machines & Groove Boxes, Electronic Instruments, Samplers
This is a video demo of the Simmons Digital ClapTrap, a digital sample playback percussion instrument. Read more…
The Acidlab Miami Drum Machine
This is a demo of the Acidlab Miami, a new analog drum machine based on the Roland TR-808.
Information on the Miami drum machine is available at Acidlab.de. Read more…


