Zero G Beat Master Drum Machine?
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- KVRian
- 529 posts since 22 Sep, 2016
Has anyone bought this yet? I just saw this on sale for only $36 at Big Fish Audio. The Demo video definitely sounds alright and modern, but I’m not sure how much of a ‘must have’ it really is. The price seems right, or at least better than the $47 they are asking everywhere else. It made me think twice. Then again, I just bought Komplete not too long ago. Definitely no shortage of drum grooves there.
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- KVRAF
- 1847 posts since 3 Jan, 2019 from Holland
Bought. Played around with it for a few hours. Definately not a 'must have', more a fun toy.
Some things don't work as expected ; the stretch function is weird and the key placement needs some getting used to.
Volume of the individual steps are only in whole decibels (and only decrease), and pitch only in whole notes.
The sound of the beats is good tho, as expected from Zero-G. And there's a lot of variations. And i love that it has a half speed and double speed function.
The fx section is crap, just a selection of the old stock Kontakt fx.
Btw : If you want to buy it, check Zero-G itself as they have it on sale now and offer extra discount for signing up.
Some things don't work as expected ; the stretch function is weird and the key placement needs some getting used to.
Volume of the individual steps are only in whole decibels (and only decrease), and pitch only in whole notes.
The sound of the beats is good tho, as expected from Zero-G. And there's a lot of variations. And i love that it has a half speed and double speed function.
The fx section is crap, just a selection of the old stock Kontakt fx.
Btw : If you want to buy it, check Zero-G itself as they have it on sale now and offer extra discount for signing up.
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