1950’s Tube Drum Machine

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?

Syntheway ElectriKeys Offers Virtual Rhodes, Wurlitzer, Clavinet And CP70

Syntheway has introduced ElectriKeys, a virtual electric piano based on vintage Fender Rhodes MK1, Hohner Clavinet D6, Wurlitzer and Yamaha CP-70 e-pianos. It is available for Windows and Linux based VST/FST hosts – no Mac version is available. Features Sound is generated via a hybrid method that combines synthesis and sampling techniques, to create the… Read More Syntheway ElectriKeys Offers Virtual Rhodes, Wurlitzer, Clavinet And CP70

Propellerhead Intros ElectroMechanical 2.0 ReFill

Propellerhead Software has announced the availability of ElectroMechanical 2.0 ReFill, an expansion set of vintage keyboard instruments for exclusive use within Reason 3.0 Music Production Instrument software. ElectroMechanical 2.0 ReFill is a full set of sound patches and files of vintage keyboard classics such as the Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer electric piano, Hammond organ and Hohner… Read More Propellerhead Intros ElectroMechanical 2.0 ReFill