What other drum machines signature kits are most used in addiction to 808 and 909?

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808 909 is there something else widely used to know?

Thank you. :phones:

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606 & 707 ...

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For what genre are asking?

Roger Linn's drum sounds were all over Pop hits by Prince (and many others) in the '80s. The Oberheim DMX and E-mu Drumulator, Drumulator II and (most importantly) SP-12 were all over Rap and Hip-Hop hits in the late-'80s.

Steve
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Don't forget the Sequential Cirquits 'Drumtraks'. It was not as popular as the DMX and LM-1, but still used quite a lot!
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DX7

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sfxsound3 wrote:DX7
The Yamaha DX7? That was a synth. And while it could make drum-like sounds, you almost never see any sample packs of the sounds, because they're not as punchy and drum-like as they should be.

Steve
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Thank you. Basically I am looking for basic signature sounds that every "producer" must know, and not a specific genre.

So let's recap: 606, 707, 808, 909, DMX, LM-1, Drumulator SP-12.

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mementus wrote:Basically I am looking for basic signature sounds that every "producer" must know, and not a specific genre.
Why? Will there be a test?

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planetearth wrote:
sfxsound3 wrote:DX7
The Yamaha DX7? That was a synth. And while it could make drum-like sounds, you almost never see any sample packs of the sounds, because they're not as punchy and drum-like as they should be.

Steve
Bullshit

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mementus wrote:Thank you. Basically I am looking for basic signature sounds that every "producer" must know, and not a specific genre.

So let's recap: 606, 707, 808, 909, DMX, LM-1, Drumulator SP-12.
Don't forget the Linndrum (sometimes incorrectly referred to as LM-2). That was on so many songs. The LM-1 was not as omnipresent, though is worthy of your list. Many people associate the LM-1 with Prince because he used the f**k out of it.

Check out all the songs that used the Linndrum:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LinnDrum

LM1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linn_LM-1

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Simmons
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Yamaha RX5
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Alesis HR-16
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Aloysius wrote:Alesis HR-16
The flabbiest kick drum evah! Was handy for pitching stuff, but not much else. :)

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sfxsound3 wrote:
planetearth wrote:
sfxsound3 wrote:DX7
The Yamaha DX7? That was a synth. And while it could make drum-like sounds, you almost never see any sample packs of the sounds, because they're not as punchy and drum-like as they should be.

Steve
Bullshit
Well, there's certainly no arguing with that--especially since he provided no proof, and no one else mentions using the DX7 for drums. :roll:

Steve
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