Friday, January 22, 2010
NAMM: Winter NAMM 2010: Metasonix D-1000 Vacuum-Tube Drum Machine
YouTube via matrixsynth. Also see this video.
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Shagghie goes over the new Metasonix D-1000 Vacuum-Tube Drum Machine at Winter NAMM 2010 at the Big City Music booth. You can hear Eric Barbour of Metasonix in the background and he makes a brief appearance. Note this thing sounds insanely full in person. It's hard to describe but it sounds deep, fat and wet for lack of a better description. All drum machines sound relatively different from each other, but this one has something completely different going on."
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I was hoping for a little more. But it dose have a metallic sound you can taste! as for the price tag of 1,500 for me I think I'll pass. I'm sure some will be all over it. Price to function i think any one with pockets that are not endless can do beater with their funds...
ReplyDeleteIt's actually not metallic at all. We'll have to wait for proper audio samples.
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