If someone says “Drumbrute suxors” (or “Boutique suxors”), and they aren’t linking to their music, how I am to know they are noting more than a non-musician trolling the forums? But if they say “I think the Drumbrute sounds good and here is an album I made on Soundcloud/Bandcamp using it”, then I can listen to their music and get a better idea of how the Drumbrute works in their flow, and how it sits in a mix. The reason why I like having people share their music is otherwise I have no way of seeing how relevant their opinion is to me.

Also: For me, the Rhythm Wolf and Tom Cat -I have both-have a lot of weaknesses, but both have a limited range of usable sounds.

The sounds in this demo are a bit distorted to my taste, but other videos show that it can sound a good deal cleaner. I’m not sure I will end up pulling the trigger, but I do like this drum machine, more than a TR-606 and about as much as a TR-808 (to save you two clicks, my electronic music is described by my friends as being somewhere between “Electro” and “Ambient”).

I think it’s because of the snares, which I like on this machine I have everything nailed down in the drum department except for a really good snare. The people being positive about this drum machine are not afraid to share their music those who are being negative aren’t sharing their music with us.įor me, this Impact triggers my G.A.S. A meta observation: The commenters here saying very negative things about the Drumbrute Impact’s sound do not have links where we can listen to their music people saying positive things about the Drumbrute Impact have links where people can go and listen to their music.

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