hydrogen wrote:don't know about minilogues kick but the idea of using kicks and 303s got me inspired to make something simple.

http://www.hydrogen.nu/mnml/obliverated.mp3

Sounds cool! You can never get enough of the 303!
Now, do a kick sound with the 303, hehe.

Are they really using a TB-303 for kick sounds? Which track would that be?
I've never managed to make a kick out of my 303's.

akais only have the capabilities for 16mb flash. these Roland samplers are very well equipped just that Akai's have become the industry standard so ppl tend to stick with them,despite their limitations I'm using internal harddiscs in my MPC's. Before that I was using 2gig flash. The MPC-500 and the...

I'm using two MPC-1000 (and a tb-303 and machinedrum). I usually put one of them in my checked in bagage and the other one in my carry on. Using two MPC's (even MPC-500) will give you the possibility to mix between songs etc. I can go from one track to the other by unmuting the drum in one track and...

the md is in my opinion one of the greatest compositional tools ever created. it never ceases to amaze me. Again, I totally agree. I've been buying stuff since the early nineties and I've had too much to mention. The MD is really something out of the leage. Today I have stuff like MS-20, MS-50, 303...

Check this guy tweaking his MachineDrum:

http://pixmusic.net/audio/MIDM.mov

Kind of impressing.

I agree though that perhaps it doesn't sound as traditional
as the Jomox. On the other hand, you can put samples in the
Machinedrum UW and then you'll have your standard drums too, hehe

Anyone else has an opinion on this? Thinking of getting one.

It is, in my opinion, the greatest drum machine ever built. I couldn't agree more. I love the 808, 909 etc but there's nothing like the Machinedrum. You can make totally unique sounds with it and with the parameter locks you can make one of the drum hits sound completely different to the following ...