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Hardware Sequencers => BeatStep Pro => Beatstep Pro - General Discussions => Topic started by: adb3 on March 04, 2015, 11:03:48 pm
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Or are there other Drum Machines that have individual gate trigger inputs, for each drum....?
I'm not knocking either piece of equipment, I'm just saying that the BSP 8 drum trigs seem very purpose specific. Unless there are other drum machines with similar connectivity, which I haven't found.
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Hi, the idea behind the gate triggers is use them where you can trigger something in a euro rack for instance via the drum module ,so if you have a drum patten drum pad 1 could trigger a piece of equipment to play a bass line within that synths sequencer .bit like whats on the Mg modular so you can trigger the sequencer .
regards
terrym
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theres a lot of e-drum modules (electronic soundmodules mostly used from edrums) see at http://www.thomann.de/de/e-drum_module.html they have all trigger ins .. also the old nice pearl sy 1 have it and the modular ofcourse, cheers MM
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And of course, the base model DRM doesn't have the triggers. Midi only.
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You can connect any one of them to the gate in on any analog synth and design your drum sound on that synth.
Also, these seem fun:
https://reverb.com/item/916829-tama-techstar-ts305
https://reverb.com/item/876431-toyo-gakki-ult-sound-ds-4-analog-drum-synth
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Yea big thumbs for using the drum sequencer for other things apart from drums!
If you have a euro-rack modular you can use it to trigger sequencer steps, fire off events, synchronise LFO's and of course trigger envelopes, plus whatever other crazy ideas you have in your head :)
I do have a Vermona with triggers, but that is only one simple use for the BSP trigger outs. (as well as many other drum machines).
It's worth mentioning that all 3 sequencers can step outside of their original design functionality to do lots of other stuff with a modular system, depending on the modules you have.
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