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PostPosted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 2:23 am    Post subject: analogue drum machine
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trawling organ circuits today revealed this page
http://www.stefanv.com/electronics/retronome.html

The programmable presets allow for 144 different rhythm patterns..... Very Happy
be good if someone could bring organ drum presets into this century - DnB, gabba, dubstep (wtf that is), etc
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There's even a stripboard layout Very Happy
cool .. thanks
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 5:15 pm    Post subject: Re: analogue drum machine
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This is my kind of project! using 70ies tech. just cos (when most sane people would just stick an arduino in a box & be done with it)


andrewF wrote:
be good if someone could bring organ drum presets into this century - DnB, gabba, dubstep (wtf that is), etc


Most of the core patterns are essentially the same. The idea of using a set of simple patterns, then moving them around to build more complexity is essentially what Tony Light is doing with the leploop;

http://www.nazzilla.com/lep-loop/#/?a=technical-info

very much an auto-accompaniment box for the 21stC - tho it does give a nod to its lineage with the spiffy wooden box. I'm really in love with it, tho it does demand alot of storage space in the users flash RAM Razz
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