Dude, I can't express enough the eye and mind pleasure your vids are! I sincerely hope you get paid more than enough for your efforts since you explain nu product for us who are in desire but slightly insecure wether to buy or not in such a stimulating way! SUBSCRIBE PEOPLE!!!
I have pretty much zero studio space left and need a drum machine, was just about to go for a TR-09 (even though it's not really what I need) - the 6S looks perfect! 🤙
I also like that they have the functionality of about a dozen Volca's. Finally I can pretty much make an entire track on the couch. (I guess an Electribe could do that too, but I just don't love the sound of it.)
@@simonboisjoli316 The MC-101 is a very fair price IMO. It's basically a tiny workstation with 4 channels. You can do a lót more with 1 MC-101 than you can do with 3 Volca's.
@@OttosTheName Well, I mean there was the ipad already and that's pretty overpowered as far as couch composing goes. But yeah, they cost more than a volca but they do the same as a dozen volcas.
I just pulled the trigger on a Vermona DRM 1 mk3. So that puts the mc101 under my radar. Really cool to see those sample phrase editing functions that are reminiscent of the archaic samplers that had no more than LED number displays on the 606. FINALLY! Something I’ve been hoping for my whole life! Ability to upload samples of my live drum kit into that TR style sequencer grid and then get that pitch, envelope and simple edits that really are the essence of so much modern music, this is a dream come true. Fruity loops delivered that long ago, and first iterations of the monome grid were early hints, but only bound to the mundane monotony of computer software, and knobs one at a time through the mouse. ROLAND IS LISTENING AND WATCHING, THANKS ROLAND!! COMPREHENSIVE AS ALWAYS LOU, THANKS!
19:00 You can also use the Value Knob to switch between the drum sounds, so you don't have to switch to the Note Page and then back to the Seq Page. It's only a minor workflow difference though, if you want to go from Kick (typically on 9) to Clap (typically on 2) you have to scroll a bit. It's just slightly more pleasant to me. Often the 101 has a couple ways of doing things, which I like.
I like how this review of the TR-6S drops literally less than 24 hours after I ordered my TR-8S. I still prefer the 8 but the comedic timing is not lost on me. :-)
I was oscillating between TR-8S and Digitakt and ordered Digitakt worrying on Elektron will release something new like Digitakt MK2 soon. Still worry... :)
I was just about to pull the trigger on a TR-8S but am now thinking I'll go for a 6S. Save a couple hundred bucks and it will look good next to my MC-101!!! THIS IS THE BEST CHANNEL ON UA-cam! THANKS FOR YOUR INSIGHTS AND PROFESSIONALISM.
@@alfreddawson3765 that’s actually sooner than they told me a few weeks ago. So maybe I’ll wait. There are a couple of vendors on Reverb that are shipping at the end of October but I’d rather use my Sweetwater card even if it means waiting a bit.
Great video! Excited for mine! Shift + Value knob for quicker scrolling. Useful when adjusting reverb send. TR-6S and MC-101 are a portable powerhouse pair.
Over the decades of programming synths, effects and beat boxes....I found there is not a perfect ONE solution. I am finding out that using many different beat boxes all MIDI synced together provides a very good solution using each to the strongest potential. So Roland has now given us the option of pairing up the MC and TR6s together for a 10 track drum/chord/melody sequence. Today I use 4 different devices for sequencing at the same time, just added sampling this week for my 4th device with a 1010music BlackBox.
Great comparison! I bought an MC-101 about a year ago, and recently picked up a TR-6S... I really want an 8S, but baby steps, hehe. I know, some people might ask why both, but in a way, I see the two machines excel in different areas. The TR is a rhythm box with the advantage of its ACB and sampling, which I see as an opportunity to lay down an ambient base while the MC with the Zen Core engine gives you a lot more latitude for adding a lot more to a track, especially with all the Zen packs Roland provides via Roland Cloud. I'm just an aging hobbyist at this point, but I do miss my earlier days as a DJ when I experimented quite a bit - If we only had this kind of technology back then... Anyway,. if there's anything critical I'd say about either the 6S or 101 it's that with the condensed form factor, it does take some time to get used to the multi-functional buttons in the interfaces - but you can't deny that being able to take these anywhere to create is a big plus. In the end, I'm a Roland fanboy, so I would recommend either to anyone - or both, if you are keen on the differences - that I see anyway. Looking forward to getting that 8S one day soon! And I like the idea of getting an MC-707, but as a hobbyist, that original price was steep. Glad to see it has come down a bit, but I wonder what the price would be were it not for current economic conditions?
Hey, @JCChaconJr I'm looking to buy the MC-101, to use it with my TR-6S. I want to add chords and synths melody to my TR-6S early works. ;) Do you confirm i will be able to ?
@@Digital_K I haven’t picked up MIDI cables as of yet, but I have seen a few videos here where people have sync’d the two. I don’t recall if you set the 6S to sync off the 101 or vice-versa, but they can work together.
I have another criticism about these. Not having audio inputs was a huge oversight. I get that they saved that functionality for the big brothers, but it's failed commercial logic in my head. By having just a 3.5mm jack with no phantom power, and allowing users access to the sample engine inside the device, it adds a massive layer of independence for these products. If you want something that really makes the big brothers shine and gives people a reason to upgrade, add more audio inputs. Any of these platforms could easily double as a hardware mixer, if they had only added a little bit of i/o. Heck, even if they just had a mix in/out like the aria compacts, that would put these at a much higher level of independence from computers and compatibility with other hardware.
Even though they are old now, I think the Electribes cover similar ground. I love my Electribe 2 Sampler, but would like to see- more RAM with stream from SD functionality, built-in battery (goodbye AA's!), graphical waveform editing, more polyphony, proper fully polyphonic synth parts, insert reverb on each part.
Great video as always loopop!! The MC101 and TR6s are to me the counter part to the elektron samples: an easy accessible beginners toy that wants to hook newcomers to a certain workflow...unless you really need the portability, I recommend to save the extra bucks for the bigger brother and get a drum machine that is still hands-on but, most importantly, also gives the possibility to grow into; a drum machine you will always learn sth new from every time you touch it.
@@kerosene4751 the MC-101 comes with ZEN engine and thousands of really good sounds, OneShot Samples and Looper function with timestretch mode, which the TR-6S does not offer.
I've loved my TR-6S for a little over a year...until half the step buttons stopped working. BIG bummer! Not sure if I should pay to get it fixed, or just get the TR-8S. They are fantastic machines! Love ya, Loop!
I know right, however with the economy in flux, idk about releasing it right now (if movie studios are considering 2020 a write off, electronic music equipment companies should take that as a hint, hell with Covid, music stores are practically like museums)
i like the idea of the 6S as a more accessible version of the 8S, for people who want a good drum machine but are new to the game and cannae afford its more expensive sister and dont have the space for it even if they could.
Your videos are really great man. So detailed, and informative. I recently got the TR6-S to go with my Deepmind 12, Neutron, Microfreak and Volcas *but* I kinda wish I had've watched this before getting the TR. I mean it is good, and I will definitely keep it but I think the MC-101 would be a better fit for me, in as much as having more drum parts available (even if they're buried within a single polyphone track) and also the off-grid placement. What'd be really interesting is to see how they work together. I'll see which of my Volcas I can stand to part with and then use the proceeds to get the 101!
Excellent review as always - thank you. For some reason, I didn't get a notification of this one, the last one I got from you was for the BOSS RC 500 but I landed on it anyway! I have the TR-8S already so I don't have a need for the TR-6S but it is interesting to see the direction that Roland are going with this.
Would love a comparison Between the TR-6s and the new T-8. The loopop videos are great by the way. Helps me decide a lot of time before buying or not buying gear.
I had a T-8 and went to a TR-6s and a Behringer TD-3. The T-8 is a lot more limited but still usable. Debating whether to trade in the TR-6s for a TR-8s now.
I think the Aira series on the second hand market, like the TR-8, & TB-3 with their ACB sound, the 1 to 1 functions, and ease of use still compete just as well! Instead of an mc-101, I prefer a System-1 plug out 25key synth. They have a great workflow for in studio, a Live performance/ jamming, or a sketchpad at home make them very flexible too.
This is an instant buy for me. I've been debating getting an RD-8 or a TR8-S. The RD-8 is just 808, but I can't really justify the cost of a TR8-S, sure it's better for performing with more hands on control, but for the music I perform, the drums are more set and forget. This seems like the perfect middle ground.
Justify it. It's very worth it. Black friday/cyber monday isn't far away and you'll probably be able to get it discounted. If you're interested in classic roland drums enough to drop 300 on an RD8 the jump to TR8S is a no brainer. I have one and I recommend it to a friend who had an RD8, he was skeptical but after he swapped them out he said there was no contest. One of the best drum machines on the market right now. I got mine last black friday for like 500 i think, so if the 750 tag is too steep keep an eye on the sales.
@@hardcoreherbivore4730 i mean, I thought that way too, but at some point it's over rated. Case in point my friends RD8 arrived detuned and had to be sent back for repairs. Personally I prefer to stay of the keyboard as much as possible but to each there own. As far as analog goes though my next dream machine is a Vermona DRM Mkiii
@@hardcoreherbivore4730 The other trade off with pure analog is that if only generates a certain scope of aounds. So if you were willing to pay for an RD8 it would only have an 808 kit. Thats fun for nostalgia sake but that to me is a lot of rig real estate to give up for one kit. In the before times I went into shops and hand tested them all. 8S workflow was the most organic, i prefer sliders over knobs, and i honestly didnt hear enough of a difference to convince me the others were worth it. Now it as FM synthesis as well. Mind you I was holding out for the RD9 but honestly i wouldnt rush to get it now. This thing is a beast for classic drum, if i get another machine it would need to provide a different range of sounds and characteristics.
@@AllenSmithe Fascinating, TBH nostalgia/price is the main reason I find these Behringer clones appealing. After buying the TD-3, I was sold. I will likely be getting all of their drum machine clones, and I really don't need them. Already got a DSI Tempest, and I'm waist deep into building a euro rack drum machine based around Erica Synths techno system. That Vermona DRM Sounds great, decent price too. Ultimately, if the 8S workflow feels right, use it.
I had all three of these but returned the MC-101. One button was sticking a little, but still I didn’t like it, then again I didn’t give it enough time. Regardless I have the 8s & 6s. I enjoy playing the 6s more then the 8s. It’s just so compact and easy to use. It flows better for me then the 8s for some reason. I thought about getting a 2nd 6s and selling the 8s. Then perhaps getting the dj style Faderfox UC4 controller to mix them. I could get down like that, but it’s too early to purchase anything more. I have yet to properly learn them both.
Yo loopop thanks so much for all the videos I really appreciate it 🙏 I guess you get these kinds of messages a lot but would you do a video about the Roland SP-404A / SX sampler at some point? Anyway thanks again and keep up the good work, peacee 🤘
Your videos are always so good! Thank you for the time you put in this. As there is no song mode, is it possible to recall patterns or kits via Program Changes? From a DAW or a midi sequencer?
This is amazing to see a flood of in my feed today. I own a TR-8 and MC-101..and I love the 606/707...so a compact TR-8s to match my MC-101. It’s so much more of an upgrade for my setup than an 8s!! Now..I’m seeing a pattern. Tiny 707..tiny 8s...can we has tiny MX-1?? Geared for these small battery powers Airas (I also have the VT-4, which matches this form factor as well) and maybe the inclusion for a couple Boutiques. It doesn’t have to have the MX-1’s amount of inputs (at least the same 4 USB’s for any combination the 6s/101/vt4 & Boutiques) and..maybe similar to the Volca mix, some 1/8” mono and stereo jack’s for non-Roland gear. Those stepFX on the MX-1 need to be a part of this portable Roland world!!
Andrew Mwah a new version of the MX-1 would hopefully work with this new iteration of the Aira line, as well as the Boutiques. I have an SE-02 and I love it!! It’s so powerful and small!! I can’t wait to pair it with the 6s...I’ve been playing it alongside the TR-8. I also have both the JU-06 and JU-06a.
This is fantastic!! And like...almost exactly what I wanted with my Boutique/Volca/PO setup!! I kinda tried to start designing something..that I know I’d never be capable of fabricating...but I’m glad af that someone did
Thanks! Please don't tell anyone, I usually indeed do read the manuals, but for the the 6S it's so much like the 8S I just skimmed it. Totally cheated there
Great video. I bought a Behringer Rd8 this week because I thought the 6s was to small for my taste and I don’t like menu diving. But then after seeing this video I canceled the order and went for the tr-8s. I don’t think it’s expensive since you have effects en multiple classic Roland’s onboard.
That's a huge jump in price though. Was it the MK2? I actually think the RD8 is too big. I would have loved for it to be the size of the TD3 or just slightly bigger. The biggest piece of gear I own is the Force and I hate how massive it is...
I have the TR-8S so obviously not getting the TR-6S. But I remember feeling the pain when I dropped $1000 bucks for it. If TR-6S was around at the time, I would have picked it up. It basically has the same sounds and ability as its big brother without too many nerd features. Damn!
Yes! This is exactly what I’ve been waiting for! I have the model cycles but I’m finding it a bit too FM sounding. I was researching for hours just the other day and there was nothing else in this space. Definitely gonna grab it! More compact than the model cycles too :)
Frankly a bit disappointed in model cycles; I got one a few months ago and I just wanna let it go and get the 6s instead. Agree with the FM sounding aspect, especially for drums. You can definitely apply distortion to the tracks to warm up the sounds but you end up having very similar tracks. The 6s seems straightforward and sounds great for the price.
Oh, the 6S seems like a good companion to my old TR8, so I can get access to that FM drum kit without having to replace it for an 8S. Would be great if we got a TR8 firmware update that extends the SP-404A stuff to handle this one as well.
@@uvoikimovundutrauerblume3302 obviously not ancient tech, but there was a TR8 before the TR8S which doesn't have quite the same features as the TR8S, in particular it's missing the ability to load custom samples and the FM drum kit (the 606, 707, 727, 808 and 909 ACB simulation is the same though to my knowledge).
I was about to get an 8s but am now torn between that and the 6s. The big thing that puts me off the 6s is only having 6 tracks. Does it feel really limited after having 11 tracks on the 8s? I like the idea of taking the core sounds of say a 909 and building on them with some crazy fm sounds, but with the 6s it seems like you'd have the core sounds and then not have any room to add to it. If it had 8 tracks it'd be an absolute no brainer for me, but 6 sounds just a bit too limiting.
Que pena no tener subtítulos en español, tengo mc & Tr6s y no hay manual en español un error de Roland … son dos dispositivos geniales que me encantan. Utilizo traductor transcribir para entender su explicación tan bien hecha.. Gracias por compartir experiencia
I love these Aria drum machines/grooveboxs, but one complaint I have, is the use of grey color to print the SHIFT functions on the front panel. This makes them unreadable to me, even it good lighting. Also noticed that on the MC-101, TR-6S/8S, the buttons have a little glow, that helps you see the label, where as the new T-8 and J-6 do not, so you cant read the label on them, when they are not selected.
Basically the Tr6s is a must have for anyone in the budget range. It takes the volcas and the Behringers and even the Elektrons and Hulk smashes the shite out of them all.
I see now you did mention 'budget range', for which your comment makes more sense. However, for another £100 you could buy a used Vermona DRM1, which is a much more serious instrument. The TR6s has 'that sound', the 909/808 sound that's on every record. Doubtless it does if very well. I wouldn't compare it to Elektron though, the only thing they make in the budget category is the model: range, which isn't really what you would consider typical Elektron. However, they still have a far superior sequencer and at least the cycles has unique sound, not the same old recycled 909/808. That said, Roland invented that sound so they're entitled to repackage it all they want. I guess it all comes down to what sound you're after. There's nothing wrong with the Roland sound, it's nostalgic and it certainly sounds good on a system. It changed the music industry. If you haven't checked out the DRM1, give it a listen. It is by far thee most versatile drum synth (I call it a synth because it doesn't have a sequencef). You have so much sound design at your fingertips. Very overlooked and is priced competitively. Gaz Williams from Sonic state does a review I think. Peace ✌️
@@davidjoseph2197 erm Peace to you too. But I think just labeling the Tr6s a 808/909 drum machine is not very accurate. It has many more kits plus a new FM engine and can take samples too. The sequencer isn't quite as good as the Elektrons but it has come on leaps and bounds. You can program settings on a per step basis and this one has probability too. As for the Vermona....yeah it's a cool drum machine but it has no sequencer and the sounds are the sounds. Great in there own right but they're not more versatile than the Tr6s that has three different engines built in as well as effects, motion recording and much more. I think you should research them all a bit further. I've had a Digitakt, A4, and both the models so I know all about Elektron. Could it be that you're being a gear snob perhaps?
I was merely defending a brand that you made, what was in my mind an unreasonable comparison to. Elektron make much more serious machines than this, but granted they are 3/4 times the price. I wouldn't want people to think that this unit smashes the shit out of an Elektron machine, because it's not even the same device. The TR6 is analogue modelling, without too much flexibility in the sound design and certainly not in a hands on way. In fairness I've only listened to a couple of demos, but it sounds very 808/909 to me, which makes sense because all the models are callled 707/808 etc etc. I don't doubt it has other styles in its Pallete, the reviewers likely focused on its forte and what most viewers would be interested in. If I am being a snob, I am perhaps an analog snob and unashamedly, because that's essentially what I am referring to when point to the DRM1 and the AR for example. My view is this; there is nothing a piece of software can't do that this can, which leaves the interface that in this case isn't very inspiring. A DRM1 or an AR has very in depth sound design parameters and has the power, richness and weight that you get from true analog machines. If you had a beatstep pro and some very nicely modelled kits you'd have a better interface and sounds of equivalent quality to the TR6 If I'm to buy hardware, it has to offer something a computer can't. I also want a device that when someone hears my track, they don't say 'oh nice 808'". They say 'nice drums, how have you made them' This is my personal preference, but I can see how somebody who is fond of the Roland sound would get a lot from this. Not discrediting it, or Roland in anyway, they are about as important to the industry as you can get. Now I'm going to go and play with some eurorack and mediatate on how rich my PWM sounds 🤣
I got the volca drum recently and i love drum synthesis because for producers, drums can start to sound generic but i think since drum synthesizers are specialized to help you make realistic drums from scratch and customize goes a long way for making your drumbeats stand out and also inspire new ideas for rhythm
@@Johnnisjohnnis I can definitely recommend the TR-6S, I've used it many times since I got it last year. If the TR-6S doesn't fit your budget, there's always the PO-33! The Arturia DrumBrute Impact is also a great Analog drum machine, but it doesn't have the versatility of the TR-6S.
Your videos are extremely helpful! I was trying to decide between buying a TB-3 & Tr-8 or an MC-707, and this video really helped me decide! Thankyou so much. I like your balance of explaining things from different perspectives, in this case the compact vs control detail, and how you can explain very technical and detailed aspects of the devices in a way that is easy to comprehend and understand. Many thanks.
Yes, me too. Multi-timbral for playing from remote keyboards, or sequencing 4 tracks with chords, or both. The downside is one stereo output which means using the internal effects, but those effects are probably good enough. We can also layer a 4 tone synth too all 4 on MIDI channel one.
Great video as always! Even though the MC 101 is more oriented towards melodic sounds vs percussive sounds, does it have all the drum kits that the 6S has?
@ size doesn't matter for me...I need more Audio Ins, 4 USB is ok - 8 would be cool and more BFXs, not only 1 for every Channel, give us at leeeeast 2 diff. BFX FXs 🥴
thank you behringer for forcing roland's hand here. it really stinks, but why spend $400 to get one roland clone when I can get ALL the roland classics for the same price. this is a fantastic move. love the 6s and 101 form factor. feels like the right price/functionality for roland.
I hope Akai finally puts out the drum synth for the mpc Live/X and Force soon. I'm finding that I really want this 6S, but if Akai actually follows through soon on their promise, I won't need it.
I'm thinking of getting the 6S due to it's size and for it's acb drum synth/fm engine to team up with my mpc Live. I feel that would be a killer combo for my needs. And Akai are really dragging their heels regarding the drum synth update, it better be worth it.
Bought one this morning. no regrets. A few days ago I was set the drumbrute impact til I saw this thing. Going to make my electribe er-1 and rhythm wolf jealous. Anyone want to buy a volca sample?
hi , awesome review as usual bro , bought a tr-6s yesterday , i love it , but you are right i wish they had the overall mixier view in the 6s (and a semi-tone option on the tune knob :p ) , did anybody found it somewhere or is it just not there ? Mr Roland if you're reading this please put in an update
Very exciting to see the 8S in such a small footprint as the MC-101 in this 6S model. Looked in the documentation and I'm quite disappointed though there is no generic USB driver. Quite be quite disabling considering it has only a master analog out. I hope they will provide that in an upcoming firmware. The 8S would also need this improvement, though it does provide multiple analog outputs.
I'm getting pretty sure of you, sir, being an alien from the planet Pedagogy (Dept. of Synthesis), sent here to teach us puny humans how to better get our groove going. Thanks for that!
Awesome as always. I want to use the 6 with the Fantom 7 EX , Model cycles fm , Electribe 2 grey , Jd Xi , Hydra synth , rc 505 , minilouge xd as a Dawless set up . Would the 6 be just as good as the 8 or would the 8 have more options because of the ins and outs ? Also speed factor of less menu diving?
This dude is highly knowledgeable about every detail when it comes to these devices. Very intelligent that’s for sure
As soon as i hear the 'Hi' at the start, I know it's a good 30 or so minutes of full edutainment.
Edutainment. Never heard that before, I like it. My spellcheck let it slip by without the blue line, spellcheck must like it too
Dude, I can't express enough the eye and mind pleasure your vids are! I sincerely hope you get paid more than enough for your efforts since you explain nu product for us who are in desire but slightly insecure wether to buy or not in such a stimulating way! SUBSCRIBE PEOPLE!!!
Thanks! Actually as a matter of policy I never accept payment for reviews (though the gear is either free or has a lower than retail cost to it)
@@loopop And this is why I trust you as a reviewer.
I have pretty much zero studio space left and need a drum machine, was just about to go for a TR-09 (even though it's not really what I need) - the 6S looks perfect! 🤙
I like this volca-size range Roland is making.
I also like that they have the functionality of about a dozen Volca's. Finally I can pretty much make an entire track on the couch. (I guess an Electribe could do that too, but I just don't love the sound of it.)
@@simonboisjoli316 The MC-101 is a very fair price IMO. It's basically a tiny workstation with 4 channels. You can do a lót more with 1 MC-101 than you can do with 3 Volca's.
@@OttosTheName Well, I mean there was the ipad already and that's pretty overpowered as far as couch composing goes. But yeah, they cost more than a volca but they do the same as a dozen volcas.
@@robertsyrett1992 oh yeah those can do a whole lot too, I just don't like working on touchscreens
@@OttosTheName I've been using my mc707 on the couch for months :)
I find out about a new piece of gear and a review is waiting for me a few minutes later.
Loopop is a national treasure.
You mean international :-)
I just pulled the trigger on a Vermona DRM 1 mk3. So that puts the mc101 under my radar. Really cool to see those sample phrase editing functions that are reminiscent of the archaic samplers that had no more than LED number displays on the 606. FINALLY! Something I’ve been hoping for my whole life! Ability to upload samples of my live drum kit into that TR style sequencer grid and then get that pitch, envelope and simple edits that really are the essence of so much modern music, this is a dream come true. Fruity loops delivered that long ago, and first iterations of the monome grid were early hints, but only bound to the mundane monotony of computer software, and knobs one at a time through the mouse. ROLAND IS LISTENING AND WATCHING, THANKS ROLAND!! COMPREHENSIVE AS ALWAYS LOU, THANKS!
As soon as I typed "TR6s vs MC101" into google your video popped up, perfect!
19:00 You can also use the Value Knob to switch between the drum sounds, so you don't have to switch to the Note Page and then back to the Seq Page. It's only a minor workflow difference though, if you want to go from Kick (typically on 9) to Clap (typically on 2) you have to scroll a bit. It's just slightly more pleasant to me. Often the 101 has a couple ways of doing things, which I like.
I like how this review of the TR-6S drops literally less than 24 hours after I ordered my TR-8S. I still prefer the 8 but the comedic timing is not lost on me. :-)
You won't be disappointed. The Tr8s is a monster
I was oscillating between TR-8S and Digitakt and ordered Digitakt worrying on Elektron will release something new like Digitakt MK2 soon. Still worry... :)
Classic.👌
The TR-6s is great, but stick with the TR-8s! It’s the better machine.👍🏽🇬🇧
I was just about to pull the trigger on a TR-8S but am now thinking I'll go for a 6S. Save a couple hundred bucks and it will look good next to my MC-101!!!
THIS IS THE BEST CHANNEL ON UA-cam! THANKS FOR YOUR INSIGHTS AND PROFESSIONALISM.
Nearly did the same. Only wanted the acb for studio. This might be a better option.
Sweetwater says they won't be available for a few months! Musicians Friend doesn't say .
@@ToddVaules Pre-orders from Sweetwater aren't shipping until December:(
@@alfreddawson3765 that’s actually sooner than they told me a few weeks ago. So maybe I’ll wait. There are a couple of vendors on Reverb that are shipping at the end of October but I’d rather use my Sweetwater card even if it means waiting a bit.
Great video! Excited for mine! Shift + Value knob for quicker scrolling. Useful when adjusting reverb send. TR-6S and MC-101 are a portable powerhouse pair.
Unit:E Looking forward to see what you can pull off with these two small boxes ;)
Absolutely the best gear walkthroughs anywhere, thanks as always!
@13:30 For clarity, the "Mute"in the menu is "Choke". You select which instrument overrides the sound of another instrument. Cheers!
Thanks for the clarification and you are of course right! It just reminded me that I didn't cover the mute function...
@@loopop glad you did cover it. I would have been searching. Lol!
Over the decades of programming synths, effects and beat boxes....I found there is not a perfect ONE solution. I am finding out that using many different beat boxes all MIDI synced together provides a very good solution using each to the strongest potential. So Roland has now given us the option of pairing up the MC and TR6s together for a 10 track drum/chord/melody sequence. Today I use 4 different devices for sequencing at the same time, just added sampling this week for my 4th device with a 1010music BlackBox.
Sweet
I don't know Yuzo Koshiro managed to perfect the Sega Genesis's feeble chip convincingly enough.
Great comparison! I bought an MC-101 about a year ago, and recently picked up a TR-6S... I really want an 8S, but baby steps, hehe. I know, some people might ask why both, but in a way, I see the two machines excel in different areas. The TR is a rhythm box with the advantage of its ACB and sampling, which I see as an opportunity to lay down an ambient base while the MC with the Zen Core engine gives you a lot more latitude for adding a lot more to a track, especially with all the Zen packs Roland provides via Roland Cloud.
I'm just an aging hobbyist at this point, but I do miss my earlier days as a DJ when I experimented quite a bit - If we only had this kind of technology back then... Anyway,. if there's anything critical I'd say about either the 6S or 101 it's that with the condensed form factor, it does take some time to get used to the multi-functional buttons in the interfaces - but you can't deny that being able to take these anywhere to create is a big plus. In the end, I'm a Roland fanboy, so I would recommend either to anyone - or both, if you are keen on the differences - that I see anyway.
Looking forward to getting that 8S one day soon! And I like the idea of getting an MC-707, but as a hobbyist, that original price was steep. Glad to see it has come down a bit, but I wonder what the price would be were it not for current economic conditions?
Hey, @JCChaconJr I'm looking to buy the MC-101, to use it with my TR-6S. I want to add chords and synths melody to my TR-6S early works. ;) Do you confirm i will be able to ?
@@Digital_K I haven’t picked up MIDI cables as of yet, but I have seen a few videos here where people have sync’d the two. I don’t recall if you set the 6S to sync off the 101 or vice-versa, but they can work together.
@@jcchaconjr Thx !!
I have another criticism about these. Not having audio inputs was a huge oversight. I get that they saved that functionality for the big brothers, but it's failed commercial logic in my head. By having just a 3.5mm jack with no phantom power, and allowing users access to the sample engine inside the device, it adds a massive layer of independence for these products. If you want something that really makes the big brothers shine and gives people a reason to upgrade, add more audio inputs. Any of these platforms could easily double as a hardware mixer, if they had only added a little bit of i/o. Heck, even if they just had a mix in/out like the aria compacts, that would put these at a much higher level of independence from computers and compatibility with other hardware.
Always with the videos everyone really needs 👏🏾
What a coincidence. I literally ordered an MC-101 today and then the 6S drops! I may have to indulge yet again! Great comparison as always.
I feel like the 6S and the 101 could be a real nice portable combo.
@@jojojiles Totally! I'm still waiting for my 101 to arrive but it's got to be done I fear ;)
@@jojojiles Combined with a Behringer 100b batterypowered mixer and a JBL Partybox, definitely a nice portable combo
I'll stick with my MC-101 👍 Thanks for that In-Depth Review, always a Pleasure 🔥
Another awesome video. Thanks for your work. I would love to see you comepare TR6 vs Model Cycles
Really fantastic overview, explains all the stuff you really want to know before taking the plunge! Thanks.
I didnt have enough money to watch your videos...😁
Thanks man! Great as allways!
Even though they are old now, I think the Electribes cover similar ground. I love my Electribe 2 Sampler, but would like to see- more RAM with stream from SD functionality, built-in battery (goodbye AA's!), graphical waveform editing, more polyphony, proper fully polyphonic synth parts, insert reverb on each part.
You always make a video that answers all of my questions. Thank you so much for being such an awesome and helpful person.
Great video as always loopop!! The MC101 and TR6s are to me the counter part to the elektron samples: an easy accessible beginners toy that wants to hook newcomers to a certain workflow...unless you really need the portability, I recommend to save the extra bucks for the bigger brother and get a drum machine that is still hands-on but, most importantly, also gives the possibility to grow into; a drum machine you will always learn sth new from every time you touch it.
It's so mini. I like it. But I LOVE my TR8S though. Cool addition to the lineups. 👍
Yep. I like this device but it cant beat my TR8s for usability.
Very dynamic and informative at the same time. And your track in the end sounds ear candy to me👍👍
Great review, as always! But that TR8s teaser @ the end... Wow!! Really, really nice and inspiring!
Thanks for sharing this. I will be getting one for sure. I have the MC--101 and this will be a perfect match for it..Thanks
So you will use MC-101 just for melody? When you get both set up, please make a video I'm curious how you will use both together.
Same here ;-)
@@kerosene4751 the MC-101 comes with ZEN engine and thousands of really good sounds, OneShot Samples and Looper function with timestretch mode, which the TR-6S does not offer.
I've loved my TR-6S for a little over a year...until half the step buttons stopped working. BIG bummer! Not sure if I should pay to get it fixed, or just get the TR-8S. They are fantastic machines!
Love ya, Loop!
How long is the warranty? (Self-destruct Day - 1)?!
Thanks for another great video. Still MC-707 all the way for me!
Thank u so much for making these videos! So valuable and insightful
This came out of nowhere!
Yeah. I had no idea there was even a TR-6S coming out
Sure did
Roland: Don't call it a comeback!
I know right, however with the economy in flux, idk about releasing it right now (if movie studios are considering 2020 a write off, electronic music equipment companies should take that as a hint, hell with Covid, music stores are practically like museums)
@@sawtooth808 Good point. Maybe that's part of it - something cheaper and slimmed down using the acb tech from the big brothers?
I feel like Roland and Elektron are in a groovebox cold war and I’m loving it
Don't forget the Tracker!
And the MPCs, and Maschine +. Just need the Novation Circuit 2 and a standalone Spark from Arturia to enter the fray now...
Your demo tracks are getting better! ❤️❤️
i like the idea of the 6S as a more accessible version of the 8S, for people who want a good drum machine but are new to the game and cannae afford its more expensive sister and dont have the space for it even if they could.
i think real synt noobs are better of with a volca beats.. smaller, cheaper and u can use it as present later if you get a better drum machine.
Just arrived home. Perfect timing. Thanks, loopop!
Your videos are really great man. So detailed, and informative. I recently got the TR6-S to go with my Deepmind 12, Neutron, Microfreak and Volcas *but* I kinda wish I had've watched this before getting the TR. I mean it is good, and I will definitely keep it but I think the MC-101 would be a better fit for me, in as much as having more drum parts available (even if they're buried within a single polyphone track) and also the off-grid placement. What'd be really interesting is to see how they work together. I'll see which of my Volcas I can stand to part with and then use the proceeds to get the 101!
I dont fully understand why they didnt put an off grid option on the tr-6s. Thats the only thing holding me back
I somehow completely missed this little machine and your video on it...looks like a great unit and your video was super helpful as always, thanks Ziv!
It'd be cool to see a Loopop review of the Tanzbar 2.
Excellent review as always - thank you. For some reason, I didn't get a notification of this one, the last one I got from you was for the BOSS RC 500 but I landed on it anyway! I have the TR-8S already so I don't have a need for the TR-6S but it is interesting to see the direction that Roland are going with this.
I love your videos! I like these Roland-Volca, but the price is too much... For that range, I prefer an Elektron machine!
Sound great and look fun to use. Great review again! Cheers and stay safe. :-)
Roland is killing it! Great review Loop 🙏🏾
Great review - answering just the questions I've got!
When I was just about to trade my old tr8 for an electribe this comes out! I’m so excited to get this instead
Great swap and great choice
Would love a comparison Between the TR-6s and the new T-8. The loopop videos are great by the way. Helps me decide a lot of time before buying or not buying gear.
I had a T-8 and went to a TR-6s and a Behringer TD-3. The T-8 is a lot more limited but still usable. Debating whether to trade in the TR-6s for a TR-8s now.
I think the Aira series on the second hand market, like the TR-8, & TB-3 with their ACB sound, the 1 to 1 functions, and ease of use still compete just as well!
Instead of an mc-101, I prefer a System-1 plug out 25key synth.
They have a great workflow for in studio, a Live performance/ jamming, or a sketchpad at home make them very flexible too.
Thank you very much Loopop, really great review. For the price I think this is a great little groovebox.
Excellent review, comparison, and summary, as always. Nice to see more options from Roland.
THIS IS IT !!! IT WILL GET ME THERE !!
This is an instant buy for me. I've been debating getting an RD-8 or a TR8-S. The RD-8 is just 808, but I can't really justify the cost of a TR8-S, sure it's better for performing with more hands on control, but for the music I perform, the drums are more set and forget. This seems like the perfect middle ground.
Justify it. It's very worth it. Black friday/cyber monday isn't far away and you'll probably be able to get it discounted. If you're interested in classic roland drums enough to drop 300 on an RD8 the jump to TR8S is a no brainer. I have one and I recommend it to a friend who had an RD8, he was skeptical but after he swapped them out he said there was no contest. One of the best drum machines on the market right now. I got mine last black friday for like 500 i think, so if the 750 tag is too steep keep an eye on the sales.
@@AllenSmithe IMO, it needs to be true anolog. Otherwise, I'd just buy the VST, and save the money and space.
@@hardcoreherbivore4730 i mean, I thought that way too, but at some point it's over rated. Case in point my friends RD8 arrived detuned and had to be sent back for repairs. Personally I prefer to stay of the keyboard as much as possible but to each there own. As far as analog goes though my next dream machine is a Vermona DRM Mkiii
@@hardcoreherbivore4730 The other trade off with pure analog is that if only generates a certain scope of aounds. So if you were willing to pay for an RD8 it would only have an 808 kit. Thats fun for nostalgia sake but that to me is a lot of rig real estate to give up for one kit. In the before times I went into shops and hand tested them all. 8S workflow was the most organic, i prefer sliders over knobs, and i honestly didnt hear enough of a difference to convince me the others were worth it. Now it as FM synthesis as well. Mind you I was holding out for the RD9 but honestly i wouldnt rush to get it now. This thing is a beast for classic drum, if i get another machine it would need to provide a different range of sounds and characteristics.
@@AllenSmithe Fascinating, TBH nostalgia/price is the main reason I find these Behringer clones appealing. After buying the TD-3, I was sold. I will likely be getting all of their drum machine clones, and I really don't need them. Already got a DSI Tempest, and I'm waist deep into building a euro rack drum machine based around Erica Synths techno system. That Vermona DRM Sounds great, decent price too. Ultimately, if the 8S workflow feels right, use it.
Looppop. The go-to for reviews and tutorials as always, excellent work!
I had all three of these but returned the MC-101. One button was sticking a little, but still I didn’t like it, then again I didn’t give it enough time. Regardless I have the 8s & 6s.
I enjoy playing the 6s more then the 8s. It’s just so compact and easy to use. It flows better for me then the 8s for some reason. I thought about getting a 2nd 6s and selling the 8s. Then perhaps getting the dj style Faderfox UC4 controller to mix them. I could get down like that, but it’s too early to purchase anything more. I have yet to properly learn them both.
Yo loopop thanks so much for all the videos I really appreciate it 🙏
I guess you get these kinds of messages a lot but would you do a video about the Roland SP-404A / SX sampler at some point?
Anyway thanks again and keep up the good work, peacee 🤘
“Good thing I have this plant here...” - that’s pretty funny.
Very nice. I may have to purchase the TR-6S. It has alot of cool features. Thanks for the video.
Your videos are always so good! Thank you for the time you put in this.
As there is no song mode, is it possible to recall patterns or kits via Program Changes? From a DAW or a midi sequencer?
Oh shit i was just searching MC101 in youtube and ya BOI is BACK
I hope you do a review on the other model TR-06
This video made me decide for mc-101 i even didnt want to get the mc-101
Lol
This is amazing to see a flood of in my feed today. I own a TR-8 and MC-101..and I love the 606/707...so a compact TR-8s to match my MC-101. It’s so much more of an upgrade for my setup than an 8s!! Now..I’m seeing a pattern. Tiny 707..tiny 8s...can we has tiny MX-1?? Geared for these small battery powers Airas (I also have the VT-4, which matches this form factor as well) and maybe the inclusion for a couple Boutiques. It doesn’t have to have the MX-1’s amount of inputs (at least the same 4 USB’s for any combination the 6s/101/vt4 & Boutiques) and..maybe similar to the Volca mix, some 1/8” mono and stereo jack’s for non-Roland gear. Those stepFX on the MX-1 need to be a part of this portable Roland world!!
Andrew Mwah I really hope so....having a VT-4 and MC-101, I am so loving this form factor
Andrew Mwah a new version of the MX-1 would hopefully work with this new iteration of the Aira line, as well as the Boutiques. I have an SE-02 and I love it!! It’s so powerful and small!! I can’t wait to pair it with the 6s...I’ve been playing it alongside the TR-8. I also have both the JU-06 and JU-06a.
This is fantastic!! And like...almost exactly what I wanted with my Boutique/Volca/PO setup!! I kinda tried to start designing something..that I know I’d never be capable of fabricating...but I’m glad af that someone did
Finally so much thank u!!!!its for me very use full!!!thanx.
Loopop you must read manuals like students read textbooks like.... how do you know everything relax you make us look bad 😂. Great video as always💪.
Thanks! Please don't tell anyone, I usually indeed do read the manuals, but for the the 6S it's so much like the 8S I just skimmed it. Totally cheated there
Great video. I bought a Behringer Rd8 this week because I thought the 6s was to small for my taste and I don’t like menu diving. But then after seeing this video I canceled the order and went for the tr-8s. I don’t think it’s expensive since you have effects en multiple classic Roland’s onboard.
That's a huge jump in price though.
Was it the MK2?
I actually think the RD8 is too big.
I would have loved for it to be the size of the TD3 or just slightly bigger.
The biggest piece of gear I own is the Force and I hate how massive it is...
I was considering the TR-8S but I couldn’t pass up a new TR-6S for $220.
I have the TR-8S so obviously not getting the TR-6S. But I remember feeling the pain when I dropped $1000 bucks for it. If TR-6S was around at the time, I would have picked it up. It basically has the same sounds and ability as its big brother without too many nerd features. Damn!
Yes! This is exactly what I’ve been waiting for! I have the model cycles but I’m finding it a bit too FM sounding. I was researching for hours just the other day and there was nothing else in this space. Definitely gonna grab it! More compact than the model cycles too :)
Frankly a bit disappointed in model cycles; I got one a few months ago and I just wanna let it go and get the 6s instead. Agree with the FM sounding aspect, especially for drums. You can definitely apply distortion to the tracks to warm up the sounds but you end up having very similar tracks. The 6s seems straightforward and sounds great for the price.
I would like to see a Comparison of the Model Cycles and the TR6s. I think both have there Specialties and it is hard to choose the right one.
i'm in the same situation :)
Me too!
Oh, the 6S seems like a good companion to my old TR8, so I can get access to that FM drum kit without having to replace it for an 8S. Would be great if we got a TR8 firmware update that extends the SP-404A stuff to handle this one as well.
Old tr 8 ?
@@uvoikimovundutrauerblume3302 obviously not ancient tech, but there was a TR8 before the TR8S which doesn't have quite the same features as the TR8S, in particular it's missing the ability to load custom samples and the FM drum kit (the 606, 707, 727, 808 and 909 ACB simulation is the same though to my knowledge).
Thank you for the comparison.
I was about to get an 8s but am now torn between that and the 6s. The big thing that puts me off the 6s is only having 6 tracks. Does it feel really limited after having 11 tracks on the 8s? I like the idea of taking the core sounds of say a 909 and building on them with some crazy fm sounds, but with the 6s it seems like you'd have the core sounds and then not have any room to add to it. If it had 8 tracks it'd be an absolute no brainer for me, but 6 sounds just a bit too limiting.
Que pena no tener subtítulos en español, tengo mc & Tr6s y no hay manual en español un error de Roland … son dos dispositivos geniales que me encantan. Utilizo traductor transcribir para entender su explicación tan bien hecha.. Gracias por compartir experiencia
There's no Spanish user manual?
That's ridiculous. Why wouldn't they have it?
I love these Aria drum machines/grooveboxs, but one complaint I have, is the use of grey color to print the SHIFT functions on the front panel. This makes them unreadable to me, even it good lighting.
Also noticed that on the MC-101, TR-6S/8S, the buttons have a little glow, that helps you see the label, where as the new T-8 and J-6 do not, so you cant read the label on them, when they are not selected.
Thanks so much for your insight & passion;-)
Basically the Tr6s is a must have for anyone in the budget range.
It takes the volcas and the Behringers and even the Elektrons and Hulk smashes the shite out of them all.
A battery powered toy smashes Elektron, that's ridiculous 🤦😂🤣🤣
@@davidjoseph2197 it's the clear leader in this price range. Even Loopop said so.
I've had the volcas, Behringers and the Elektrons
I see now you did mention 'budget range', for which your comment makes more sense. However, for another £100 you could buy a used Vermona DRM1, which is a much more serious instrument. The TR6s has 'that sound', the 909/808 sound that's on every record. Doubtless it does if very well.
I wouldn't compare it to Elektron though, the only thing they make in the budget category is the model: range, which isn't really what you would consider typical Elektron. However, they still have a far superior sequencer and at least the cycles has unique sound, not the same old recycled 909/808.
That said, Roland invented that sound so they're entitled to repackage it all they want. I guess it all comes down to what sound you're after. There's nothing wrong with the Roland sound, it's nostalgic and it certainly sounds good on a system. It changed the music industry.
If you haven't checked out the DRM1, give it a listen. It is by far thee most versatile drum synth (I call it a synth because it doesn't have a sequencef). You have so much sound design at your fingertips. Very overlooked and is priced competitively. Gaz Williams from Sonic state does a review I think.
Peace ✌️
@@davidjoseph2197 erm Peace to you too.
But I think just labeling the Tr6s a 808/909 drum machine is not very accurate.
It has many more kits plus a new FM engine and can take samples too.
The sequencer isn't quite as good as the Elektrons but it has come on leaps and bounds. You can program settings on a per step basis and this one has probability too.
As for the Vermona....yeah it's a cool drum machine but it has no sequencer and the sounds are the sounds. Great in there own right but they're not more versatile than the Tr6s that has three different engines built in as well as effects, motion recording and much more.
I think you should research them all a bit further.
I've had a Digitakt, A4, and both the models so I know all about Elektron.
Could it be that you're being a gear snob perhaps?
I was merely defending a brand that you made, what was in my mind an unreasonable comparison to. Elektron make much more serious machines than this, but granted they are 3/4 times the price. I wouldn't want people to think that this unit smashes the shit out of an Elektron machine, because it's not even the same device.
The TR6 is analogue modelling, without too much flexibility in the sound design and certainly not in a hands on way. In fairness I've only listened to a couple of demos, but it sounds very 808/909 to me, which makes sense because all the models are callled 707/808 etc etc. I don't doubt it has other styles in its Pallete, the reviewers likely focused on its forte and what most viewers would be interested in.
If I am being a snob, I am perhaps an analog snob and unashamedly, because that's essentially what I am referring to when point to the DRM1 and the AR for example.
My view is this; there is nothing a piece of software can't do that this can, which leaves the interface that in this case isn't very inspiring. A DRM1 or an AR has very in depth sound design parameters and has the power, richness and weight that you get from true analog machines. If you had a beatstep pro and some very nicely modelled kits you'd have a better interface and sounds of equivalent quality to the TR6
If I'm to buy hardware, it has to offer something a computer can't. I also want a device that when someone hears my track, they don't say 'oh nice 808'". They say 'nice drums, how have you made them'
This is my personal preference, but I can see how somebody who is fond of the Roland sound would get a lot from this. Not discrediting it, or Roland in anyway, they are about as important to the industry as you can get.
Now I'm going to go and play with some eurorack and mediatate on how rich my PWM sounds 🤣
I got the volca drum recently and i love drum synthesis because for producers, drums can start to sound generic but i think since drum synthesizers are specialized to help you make realistic drums from scratch and customize goes a long way for making your drumbeats stand out and also inspire new ideas for rhythm
I strongly dislike the sound of the Volca Drum
@@alfreddawson3765 What do you recommend instead?
@@Johnnisjohnnis I can definitely recommend the TR-6S, I've used it many times since I got it last year. If the TR-6S doesn't fit your budget, there's always the PO-33! The Arturia DrumBrute Impact is also a great Analog drum machine, but it doesn't have the versatility of the TR-6S.
Your videos are extremely helpful! I was trying to decide between buying a TB-3 & Tr-8 or an MC-707, and this video really helped me decide! Thankyou so much. I like your balance of explaining things from different perspectives, in this case the compact vs control detail, and how you can explain very technical and detailed aspects of the devices in a way that is easy to comprehend and understand. Many thanks.
I keep thinking of the 101 just for access to the zen core, a bit like a Roland greatest hits preset machine
Yes, me too. Multi-timbral for playing from remote keyboards, or sequencing 4 tracks with chords, or both. The downside is one stereo output which means using the internal effects, but those effects are probably good enough. We can also layer a 4 tone synth too all 4 on MIDI channel one.
and the Looper function
Great video as always! Even though the MC 101 is more oriented towards melodic sounds vs percussive sounds, does it have all the drum kits that the 6S has?
Thanks! 6S has a whole range of drum synths and 101 only samples
All these new modules would look good connected to an MX-2......
Can't wait for the MX-2 FFS!!!!!!
🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽 roland must release mx-1 smaller , much more usb connection
@ size doesn't matter for me...I need more Audio Ins, 4 USB is ok - 8 would be cool and more BFXs, not only 1 for every Channel, give us at leeeeast 2 diff. BFX FXs 🥴
@ not smaller! Same size would be fine. Fits with the MC-707 and TR-8S.
@@errorkit we can hope for one.
thanks mate, nice review!
Ok! Drop two dope reviews in one day!!!
thank you behringer for forcing roland's hand here. it really stinks, but why spend $400 to get one roland clone when I can get ALL the roland classics for the same price. this is a fantastic move. love the 6s and 101 form factor. feels like the right price/functionality for roland.
I'm feeling a strong urge to get a 6s and 101 together for an all-in-two groovebox/sequencing solution.
I hope Akai finally puts out the drum synth for the mpc Live/X and Force soon. I'm finding that I really want this 6S, but if Akai actually follows through soon on their promise, I won't need it.
I'm thinking of getting the 6S due to it's size and for it's acb drum synth/fm engine to team up with my mpc Live. I feel that would be a killer combo for my needs. And Akai are really dragging their heels regarding the drum synth update, it better be worth it.
Bought one this morning. no regrets. A few days ago I was set the drumbrute impact til I saw this thing. Going to make my electribe er-1 and rhythm wolf jealous. Anyone want to buy a volca sample?
Keep the sample, I kept my volca drum and it’s clicks and buzzed and warbles compliment the 6s nicely
this was so helpful thank u
Roland wants to be cool now that our wallets are empty.
agreed, also, Im bored and despise being a beta tester #LateFirmware
Lol
hi , awesome review as usual bro , bought a tr-6s yesterday , i love it , but you are right i wish they had the overall mixier view in the 6s (and a semi-tone option on the tune knob :p ) , did anybody found it somewhere or is it just not there ? Mr Roland if you're reading this please put in an update
I bought all these at the time, and the only one Ive kept is the MC101
I really like the idea of the 6s, I just don’t know where it would fit into my setup. Cool looking bit of kit though.
Wow, I’m actually first. What are the odds of that? Great stuff as always loopop!
Let me be the first to congratulate you for being first.
It’d be nice of Roland to also implement the FM engine into the TR8
Very exciting to see the 8S in such a small footprint as the MC-101 in this 6S model.
Looked in the documentation and I'm quite disappointed though there is no generic USB driver. Quite be quite disabling considering it has only a master analog out.
I hope they will provide that in an upcoming firmware. The 8S would also need this improvement, though it does provide multiple analog outputs.
i feel the power from our laptops sneaking into our practical and powerful hardware. In just the right way
I'm getting pretty sure of you, sir, being an alien from the planet Pedagogy (Dept. of Synthesis), sent here to teach us puny humans how to better get our groove going. Thanks for that!
The TR models would be greatly enhanced if they had more than ONE (1) LFO per kit.
Looooove the battery power!!
Thank you, for once you saved me money, instead of making it impossible not to spend money. I'll stick with my TR-6S and wait for the Drumlogue.
Awesome as always. I want to use the 6 with the Fantom 7 EX , Model cycles fm , Electribe 2 grey , Jd Xi , Hydra synth , rc 505 , minilouge xd as a Dawless set up . Would the 6 be just as good as the 8 or would the 8 have more options because of the ins and outs ? Also speed factor of less menu diving?
Great video appreciated