I'm looking for Beat Machinez

Ninjaholik

This is what I've found that standz out to mi. . .

Korg ESX1SD


Korg EMX1SD


and the Roland SP-555


The Roland looks like the best one, but what are the difference between the Korg's? The details ive found on them are very similar if not the same. Also put mi on to so,e other nice beat machinez that you recommend. If u kno of any cool import beat machinez also let mi kno.

drematic

back in my beat machine days, all i messed with was groovebox's...

Ninjaholik

drematic wrote: »

back in my beat machine days, all i messed with was groovebox's...

See i can create quality material with nothin I'm real ingenuitive. Mi all i really have iz a yamaha keyboard slim, but i be catchin jazz attacks I have cranked dis keyboard to the limit. One key iz ? up lol. i need to expand with the equipment. But there iz still madd ? i could do with this cuz its a midi controller.

drematic

yeah, the groovebox line is powerful as a standalone unit as well as a dope controller. lotta nice presets and mad tweaking potential to create your own sounds. not to mention you can sample on 'em now.

Ninjaholik

drematic wrote: »

yeah, the groovebox line is powerful as a standalone unit as well as a dope controller. lotta nice presets and mad tweaking potential to create your own sounds. not to mention you can sample on 'em now.

Will definitely take this into consideration

money mob

All you need is a midi controller and your own library of sounds.

I rock with this one.

Ninjaholik

I see RZA uses the MC-909

Zuzz

I'd rather have a MPD than an old drum machine with stock sounds.

konceptjones

Ninjaholik wrote: »

I see RZA uses the MC-909

The RZA uses the Roland MV8800, which is like an MPC, but far better.



^^^ That's his old MV8000, he's using the 8800 now.

Roster Player #99

anybody have any personal experience with the SP-303?, I just got one.