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Topic: not a Drum Machine |
Jim K
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Posted 17 Mar 2002 8:38 pm |
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I'd like to get a simple percussion sound, background, without buying a drum machine and, as I understand, a PA system to hear it...Is there any simple source to accomplish this? I'm traveling around a lot and don't want to lug any additional baggaqge, more than something simple, and very light weight. If you have any suggestions, they would be appreciated. Regards, jim |
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erik
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Posted 18 Mar 2002 2:37 am
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| Is this just for practice? The only thing i know of with built in speakers are metronomes. Boss and Tama make quality portables. If you want a drum kit sound then you'll have to buy something that requires amplification. A Yamaha RY9, or an old Boss 505, ZOOM makes a new tiny drum machine ($99). |
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Ken Fox
From:
Nashville GA USA
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Posted 18 Mar 2002 7:14 am
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| Just a thought, I use my DR-5 with a set of cheap computer speakers when I practice, at times. An older drum machine and computer speakers should be able to be had for under $100.00. I have seen Yamaha drum machines for as little as $40.00 in the pawn shops and small amplified computer speakers can be had for as little as $10.00 a pair. |
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Bobby Lee
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Cloverdale, California, USA
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Posted 18 Mar 2002 7:41 am
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If you carry a laptop with you anyway, you can use Band-In-A-Box for that.
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Jim K
From:
Arizona....USA
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Posted 19 Mar 2002 9:19 am
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| I do have a notebook, with speakers, where can I get info on the Band-in-A-Box. sounds like a good possibility. Thanks for your help and options. jim |
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Jim Cohen
From:
Philadelphia, PA
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richard burton
From:
Britain
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Posted 20 Mar 2002 12:52 pm
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MUSICO
From:
Jeremy Williams in Spain
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Posted 28 Mar 2002 5:19 pm
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Its no solution for you...but heres a fun thing I do.
On my godin midi-enabled classical guitar, I layer sounds so each string tiggers not only the notes it plays but also a drum sound. With CHet Atkins style fingerpicking I get some VERY NICE guitar and percussion duets (lets not go into my forays into using midi arpegiators in the drum sounds and making the lowest played string also sound a bass one octave below)
A big advantage is the drums are ALWAYS in time with the guitar.
If someone would only come out with a good midi pickup for steel again....I d love to have one...and Id love to hear Bobbe Seymour doing his fingerpicking with my percussion trick.
Jeremy Williams
Barcelona Spain
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