2015-05-28,12:16
DRUM MACHINE (weight: 1.5 Kg) The main panel features a 16 x 2 display, 27 rubber buttons, 13 pads (no velocity) and 2 sliders.
Back panel terminal connectors:
- Midi interface
- tape interface
- headphones
- main out
info Power supply external PSU 9-12 V DC with negative in center (original is PA-1)
info SOUND generation based on plain z coded at 12 bits resolution.
The 2 MB ROM wavetable contains 26 samples that cannot be edited but basic 2 parameters:
volume and panning position.
12 bits sample block diagram
infoEDIT up to 2 samples are assigned to each pad which is split into 2 banks A/B:
UPPER BANK A
Bass Drum
Snare Drum
High Tom-tom
Medium Tom-tom
Low Tom-tom
Hi-hat (open)
Hi-hat (closed)
Ride cymbal
Crash cymbal
Cowbell
Claps
High Timbale
Low Timbale LOWER BANK B
Tambourine
Snare Drum rim shot
High Conga (muted)
High Conga (open)
Low Conga
High Bongo
Low Bongo
High Agogo
Low Agogo
Whistle
Shaker
High Cuica
Low Cuica 12 bits sample
info SEQUENCER notes can be recorder in 2 modes:
- step in mode entry
- real-time with different quantisation levels 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, 1/12, 1/24 or 1/48.
The sequencer features some edit functions such as Delete, Copy, Clear, Repeat, Punch-in or tempo change. Of course it is also possible to trigger sounds by MIDI, and each sample can be assigned to a different MIDI note that cannot be remapped.
info SYNC tempo rate can be set internally (range 40-240 BPM) or synched to Midi clock or tape sync.
info MEMORY holds:
- 10 songs
- 999 patterns
Songs and patterns can be saved to magnetic tapes or by Midi exclusives dumps.
Memory system works with a CR-2032 battery soldered to the board, so replacement can be tedious.
SE VA EN $120.000
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Back panel terminal connectors:
- Midi interface
- tape interface
- headphones
- main out
info Power supply external PSU 9-12 V DC with negative in center (original is PA-1)
info SOUND generation based on plain z coded at 12 bits resolution.
The 2 MB ROM wavetable contains 26 samples that cannot be edited but basic 2 parameters:
volume and panning position.
12 bits sample block diagram
infoEDIT up to 2 samples are assigned to each pad which is split into 2 banks A/B:
UPPER BANK A
Bass Drum
Snare Drum
High Tom-tom
Medium Tom-tom
Low Tom-tom
Hi-hat (open)
Hi-hat (closed)
Ride cymbal
Crash cymbal
Cowbell
Claps
High Timbale
Low Timbale LOWER BANK B
Tambourine
Snare Drum rim shot
High Conga (muted)
High Conga (open)
Low Conga
High Bongo
Low Bongo
High Agogo
Low Agogo
Whistle
Shaker
High Cuica
Low Cuica 12 bits sample
info SEQUENCER notes can be recorder in 2 modes:
- step in mode entry
- real-time with different quantisation levels 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, 1/12, 1/24 or 1/48.
The sequencer features some edit functions such as Delete, Copy, Clear, Repeat, Punch-in or tempo change. Of course it is also possible to trigger sounds by MIDI, and each sample can be assigned to a different MIDI note that cannot be remapped.
info SYNC tempo rate can be set internally (range 40-240 BPM) or synched to Midi clock or tape sync.
info MEMORY holds:
- 10 songs
- 999 patterns
Songs and patterns can be saved to magnetic tapes or by Midi exclusives dumps.
Memory system works with a CR-2032 battery soldered to the board, so replacement can be tedious.
SE VA EN $120.000