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Roland Cloud TR-808, Eventide SplitEQ, UVI Drum Replacer: 3 Strong Plugin Deals for Fat Beats, EQ, and Smart Drum Triggering

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Roland opens this week’s software deals with the Cloud version of the TR-808, the definitive emulation of arguably the most influential drum machine in music history. You can grab it for a solid 55 Euro. Next up is Eventide with SplitEQ, a parametric EQ that processes transients and tonal content separately. Genuinely interesting stuff. Rounding things out is UVI Drum Replacer, an intelligent drum replacement tool built on machine learning, now 59 Euro instead of 299 Euro.

The TR-808 is one of those instruments that got its own documentary, that’s how deep its influence runs across hip-hop, pop, and electronic music over the last four decades. Roland rebuilt its own legend digitally using ACB technology, Analog Circuit Behavior, and this isn’t an approximation. They measured the original circuitry piece by piece and modeled it directly. Through August 30th, the Roland Cloud TR-808 is available for 55 Euro...

The post Roland Cloud TR-808, Eventide SplitEQ, UVI Drum Replacer: 3 Strong Plugin Deals for Fat Beats, EQ, and Smart Drum Triggering appeared first on gearnews.com.

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