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drum machines Behringer RD-78 Drum Machine Offers Updated Take On Roland CR-78
The Behringer RD-78 isn't a straight copy of the original CR-78. Instead, it appears to essentially take the sequencing interface from their RD-8 and pair it with the drum voices of the CR-78.… Read More Behringer RD-78 Drum Machine Offers Updated Take On Roland CR-78View the full article- behringer rd-78
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massive x 5 underrated parameters in Massive X for sound design
While many producers lean on the well-known parameters of their favorite synths for pads, basses, and leads, some of the best parameters of your favorite soft synths often fly under the radar. Massive X is a synth with a lot going on under the hood, sometimes in obscure menus, and these hidden gems allow you to inject subtle motion, unpredictable variation, and experimental textures into your patches. This article breaks down five of Massive X’s most underrated parameters and shows how they can take your sound design to the next level. Whether you’re exploring custom noise layering, creating evolving modulations, or adding dynamic textures to your tracks, these tools are designed to inspire... Let’s dive in and see how these features can expand your creative workflow, helping you get even more out of Massive X. The post 5 underrated parameters in Massive X for sound design first appeared on Native Instruments Blog. View the full article- massive
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drum machines Arturia DrumBrute Impact 1984
Arturia’s compact analogue drum machine gets a retro makeover. Introducing the DrumBrute Impact 1984. Arturia has never been one to shy away from a product makeover, and now it’s the turn of the DrumBrute Impact to get a shot in the arm visually. The DrumBrute Impact 1984 gives this little powerhouse a more retro visual feel with an all-new white case. Colour scheme aside, the DrumBrute Impact 1984 is identical to its darker brother in every way. Released after the successful DrumBrute, the DrumBrute Impact was a smaller, punchier device with a slightly reduced specification but retaining its hefty Brute-powered sound. Featuring 10 tweakable sounds, the Impact has all the classic analogue drum tools one might expect back in 1984. The kick and two snares have pitch, tone/snap and decay and there are a couple of Tom sounds to play with. You get one cymbal and a hi-hat plus a clap and a cowbell because every drum machine needs a cowbell! ... The post Arturia DrumBrute Impact 1984 appeared first on gearnews.com. View the full article- arturia
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