in case anyone is interested, the awesome module designers TipTop Audio have announced a range of 808, 909 analogue drum modules are coming soon.
http://www.tiptopaudio.com/
TipTop in my opinion are possibly the best designers out there, everyone of their modules is total quality and my guess is that these will be no exception.
there are already clones on the market made by Analogue systems, and some of these are good quality, but others are not accurate clones imo, and ive already bought and sold their 808 and 909 kick modules, because they didnt sound fat enough to me.
so if you are thinking of buying a drum machine in the near future and the Roland sound is your bag, its well worth checking these out when they arrive...
808, 909 drum modules
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Re: 808, 909 drum modules
Yeah, interested to see how they approach this and if they bring out a gated sequencer to accompany it.
I'm a little surprised given the talk of an 8 voice polyphonic VCO and filter to go with it in eurorack modules. But that must be a massive project!
I'm a little surprised given the talk of an 8 voice polyphonic VCO and filter to go with it in eurorack modules. But that must be a massive project!
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Re: 808, 909 drum modules
grant richter would kick gur millsteins arse anyday of the week.
(i kid, i kid, they both have their place, as anyone embarking on a modular journey would discover for themselves)
(i kid, i kid, they both have their place, as anyone embarking on a modular journey would discover for themselves)
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Re: 808, 909 drum modules
Very Interesting! I'm sure they'll add all types of interesting features to these modules too.
Looks like I'm gonna have to start that second case after all. Was really trying to limit myself to a 9u case, but I don't think that's gonna be possible. Definitely gonna diy the second case though.
Looks like I'm gonna have to start that second case after all. Was really trying to limit myself to a 9u case, but I don't think that's gonna be possible. Definitely gonna diy the second case though.
Re: 808, 909 drum modules
I have a PCB's for the 909 and 808 kick, you should have said. I know you love soldering!steevio wrote:in case anyone is interested, the awesome module designers TipTop Audio have announced a range of 808, 909 analogue drum modules are coming soon.
http://www.tiptopaudio.com/
TipTop in my opinion are possibly the best designers out there, everyone of their modules is total quality and my guess is that these will be no exception.
there are already clones on the market made by Analogue systems, and some of these are good quality, but others are not accurate clones imo, and ive already bought and sold their 808 and 909 kick modules, because they didnt sound fat enough to me.
so if you are thinking of buying a drum machine in the near future and the Roland sound is your bag, its well worth checking these out when they arrive...
