the best moment is when they played the pattern, Mike s face was like daaaayuuumm! for those who know the sound, it just puts a big smile on your face ... that that power of house ....
I've owned 2 909s. I currently own a great collection of TR909 sample packs/NI Maschine, Logic/Drumazon/R8 cards...etc, including the samples I made myself,before I sold my 808 and 909. Also, I've owned a Aira tr-8, there were multible things I didn't like about it. I sold it after 4 months. I've watched and read every review I could find on the new tr-09 and it sounds INCREDIBLE❗️For the size, functionally, style, price point, and yes the SOUND....I say Hell Yea, and why not❗️ Pre ordered mine last Friday.
I think it's awesome sounding 👍. I've heard and played with the original and this sounds pretty much dead on if you ask me. Man I gotta get one of these....That kick drum, one of my favorite sounds from the 909, it sounds good from what I am hearing on this tr-09. You guys are very fun and cool to watch, thanks for the review on this. Peace.
The new snare in the 09 is not the same. But....I like the new tight sound. I love the idea of bleeding old with new. That's why the USB option is also cool. Thanks Roland. Can't wait to take it on the train!
OMG I bought a 909 from a pawn shop on Colfax back in 1991. Just west of York Street. Paid sub $150. Also got a sequential ProOne for $450. Still have it - actually at my buddy's studio! Good old days. Listening to Aphex Twin Digeridoo and going to raves like "Heaven" and "Outlands". Taunting fat Ed and Keyboard Exchange.
This thing "looks" amazing! I really do love the vintage look of it but I already have an AIRA TR8. I absolutely love my TR8 and will never get rid it. The TR8 has all this covered for me. There's no need for me to buy this at all.
I want to love the TB-03, but I can't. I've owned a TB-303 and they still can't quite get that one right it seems. I think some of the clones sound better than that. However, this sounds pretty damned good and accurate.
Has anyone figured out how to get the TR 09 working properly w individual outs in Ableton please let me know if so. Roland has not given any guidance on these matters and its not in the manual. And nobody has explained it. Would be greatly appreciated
So will this trigger out vintage analogue gear without midi like a SH-101? Because the TR-8 trigger out does not work well and does not trigger my SH-101. I would like to see the trigger out on the TR9 tested on a vintage synth. Could you guys hook that up with the SH-101 behind you with trigger out to see if it functions correctly?
Hey guys I have the real Roland TR-909 but I was thinking about to purchase this one too! Could you guys maybe record another video and distort the Bassdrum at 180 bpm? I'm a hardcore producer and really would like to know how that beauty sounds like distorted :) Greez Jens
I personally like the sound of the TR-09 over the TR-8 but again thats all subjective and the work flow is different too. TR-8 you get the TR-808, TR-909, TR-606 and TR-707 all in 1 box.
of course not.TR09/08 use ACB technologyTR8 doesn't.TR09 sounds super powerful,punchy,analogish,you can really feel the pump of the kick ,the snap of the snare,everything is so perfect.
Excuse my ignorance but wasn't all this equipment like drum machines, TR-303 and sequencers replaced long ago by a midi keyboard connected to a PC with special software or is there a reason people are spending more money buying seperates?
Andrew Andreas Nothing like playing with real gear, I come from Ableton live, I play live gigs and stuff, but now I tried real machines, I don't even know why I would play live on a pc again
Andrew Andreas And for a good PC setup you need almost a thousand bucks just for gear, then you have the software almost the same price, for this much money you have a pretty decent live analog setup
If it had assignable 2 x 3.5mm TRS it would be a hit for me. With only a single stereo out, too much money. Should have had 4 hardware outs, I couldn't care less about USB.
I have been with Roland/Boss since 1984 and my Juno 106 purchase. I have owned nothing but both since. My question is, are there not 5000 different TR-909/808's renditions that have been produced since? I mean almost every Roland since the JV-80 (maybe before) has those kits included if the unit can produce drums! Most drum machines that were produced after that (Boss/Roland) had those drums in them. I don't really use VST's much, but there are 100's that reproduce those type sounds. I guess my main question is, why in this day and age would anyone need a dedicated drum machine to do what 1000 other instruments can already do? I know my Fantom X6, JV-80, JV-30, XP-30 and probably a few other of my synths I can't think of (I have way too many) all have those sounds already in them!
The functionality of using a dedicated drum machine is completely different to re-producing the sound, especially when you're talking about 808's & 909's. Creatively this kind of machine can be a god send. You can sit and play with something like that for hours and come up with something completely unexpected.
+buminbeer2 Maybe its for those of us who missed the last batch of 909's in back 1986, if not its a total waste of time on Roland's part, its simply 30 years too late! And, as you correctly point out there are way too many pieces of later hardware that have 909 sounds built in. There just no point in this thing existing ! Roland seem to ask themselves " How do we make money out of fans of our classic gear "? When they should be asking..."How do we go about making totally new gear that will become classics also" ?
Exactly, like the Roland Jupiter 80, awesome sound and design. I know what you mean, the Fantom X6 I have, is basically all the recycled sounds the JV series had, that was recycled on the XP series. I agree, they need to go about all new sounds, never heard before. the Jupiter 80, if you have not listened to it, one of the best synths they have ever put out.
Not disagreeing at all, but I certainly would have no use for it. My imagination can create any beat I want, but since I record and play mainly Rock, Metal and Progressive, I really have no use for the sounds. I think much more useful was when they created the Ju 06 was great. Most people do not own or cannot afford a Juno 106 and it sound pretty close to my Juno 106. With $300 on a JU 06, you can create all your own sounds, with the TR-09, still the same sounds as 30 years ago, just not impressed.
buminbeer2 How does this sound compared to the 909 in the TR-8? As a working keyboard player for 35 years, its kinda hard to justify spending four hundred bucks for something I gave away in the 80's (my 909) For a hundred bucks more it seems the TR-8 has a lot more going for it and would be a newer experience than all the drum machines I've owned and literally given away over the years. I'm also eyeing the Arturia analog machine about to be released. Good quality production btw ADSR .. Thanks!
You don't need to, its a personal choice. For $399 you can get a TR-09 with a small form factor or for $499 you can get a TR-8. Best advice is to test out both and see which suits you best before purchasing.
yeah, would be... i know the exchange rate. ;) but for some strange reason we europeans always get fucked. in audio tech world, 399$ mostly translates to 399€, sadly.
people may detract to try and look like cool Analogue purists. I say analogue Bore'ists This is gonna sell like hot cakes. All the weiners moaning will buy it too. It's simply superb.
I hate the fact that price is the driving push behind this video. For $100 more, you can buy a MFB unit that is actual analog and has knobs and buttons that are actually usable. This is by no means an unbiased review. This is a glorified commercial. Me personally, better to use a sampler and save until I could buy decent machines. Thats just me though. I love Roland stuff. I love my JDXI and MV. But honestly aside from the JDXI, Roland has not made much I have wanted to keep.
I don't think this sounds half bad. If I could get the sound out the USB to what ever DA converter I want, I might really get this to sound convincingly analog with the right converter and processing. But if not and for $900 and just those sounds what why wold you want this really? And where are the drum pads. Even my old DR-660 had a fun sequencer and perfect size drum pads? This it's no future thing as claimed. Even the real 909 needs a lot to be desired which could now be addressed if reissued. It's a retro novelty scam. Buy into that and we will never see better things in the future. I want a hardware peace with versatility, all effects, control and memory needed, plus the ability to save that memory without linking back and forth to anything. The technology is here I don't believe Roland will ever come close to what a serious musician will ever desire again with any product. It's just not trendy.
Right but not everyone can afford that or needs it. The TR-09 makes the sounds and programability of a TR-909 much more attainable for a larger audience.
The Kick drum, which is an iconic feature of the 909, is atrocious pure-garbabge on the TR-09. Leave this one to the hipsters who care more about nostalgia than the actual substance of analog sound.
Couldn't roland AT LEAST have made it WHITE?! Honestly...could have pretended that all the TR-909's had originally been WHITE and the plastic changed color...WHY MAKE a beige ANYTHING with a FUTURISTIC SPACE FONT?!!!!! Would have been SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH SEXIER in WHITE next to the tb-03!!!!
Vous avez tous "raison" cette TR-09 n'a pas le même son qu'une TR909 d'origine... c'est surement mieux (!) J'ai commencé à tripoter des synthétiseurs en 1986 et j'ai eu la chance d'en faire mon métier en 1987 et quand je suis passé chez un de mes potes revendeur, je me suis assis par hasard devant le JU-06 en attendant qu'il ferme le magasin, pour aller boire quelques bières sur Pigalle ;-) et là, j'ai halluciné sur ce concept. J'ai eu un Juno 106 et 60 et ai joué sur quasiment tous les Roland existant ! Résultat, je suis reparti avec un JU-06 et le JP-08 et il est une certitude que cette TR-09 et cette TB-03 seront dans mon studio d'ici peu :-) Il est évident que les potentiomètres sont un peu "petits" MAIS, suivant l'argus (délirant) d'une TR-909, avec les 3000€ de différence vous pouvez acheter par exemple, 100 bouteilles de Ruinart Blanc de Blancs... ou aller au NAMM 2017 :-)
Guys...AB...ALWAYS...ALWAYS AB...can maybe pretend it was the look of the casing that fooled those ears...conceptually...it is NOT anywhere near as crisp and snappy and basically sounds muddy in AB comparisons. Actually Aria sounds better.
Any serious studio can't take this toy seriously. The original 909 had individual instrument outs for tracking and effects routing. I suppose they're orienting this toward DJ's. Least Roland could have done was put a digital out with individual channels for DAW's. What were they thinking ! ?
It's all Good you can send them instruments to record separately in your daw easily and process them individually it's USB bussed inside the machine. Look for other more in depth videos
Serious studio doesn't always have 4000 bucks into great machines, I think it is stupid if you don't need the "REAL" one to spend that much money, roland understood little producers (as I'am) who can't afford old school gears, I think they did great with that!
Soooooo...for a lower price...can get a FULLY ANALOG Akai TomCat...and for a little more cash can get a FULLY ANALOG ARTURIA DRUMBRUTE THAT IS COMPLETELY F'ING AWESOME...hmmmmmmmm....
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Wow been following these men forever! Both use to work for Roland! Nice to see them again,
4:21 when you dropped in the kick with the toms. DOPE 😆 💣💥
From the moment I heard that KICK drum I knew I have to have one of these. Nice run down guys!
urbanfabric exactly that’s what got me too! That kick has so much depth!
The snare too,so snappy,prestine and full.
the best moment is when they played the pattern, Mike s face was like daaaayuuumm! for those who know the sound, it just puts a big smile on your face ... that that power of house ....
crisp sound with this modernized 909!
I've owned 2 909s. I currently own a great collection of TR909 sample packs/NI Maschine, Logic/Drumazon/R8 cards...etc, including the samples I made myself,before I sold my 808 and 909. Also, I've owned a Aira tr-8, there were multible things I didn't like about it. I sold it after 4 months. I've watched and read every review I could find on the new tr-09 and it sounds INCREDIBLE❗️For the size, functionally, style, price point, and yes the SOUND....I say Hell Yea, and why not❗️ Pre ordered mine last Friday.
I think it's awesome sounding 👍. I've heard and played with the original and this sounds pretty much dead on if you ask me. Man I gotta get one of these....That kick drum, one of my favorite sounds from the 909, it sounds good from what I am hearing on this tr-09.
You guys are very fun and cool to watch, thanks for the review on this. Peace.
i'm starting to like these guys .
i hope we see more videos with them.
The new snare in the 09 is not the same. But....I like the new tight sound. I love the idea of bleeding old with new. That's why the USB option is also cool. Thanks Roland. Can't wait to take it on the train!
Awesome...must have...!
OMG I bought a 909 from a pawn shop on Colfax back in 1991. Just west of York Street. Paid sub $150. Also got a sequential ProOne for $450. Still have it - actually at my buddy's studio! Good old days. Listening to Aphex Twin Digeridoo and going to raves like "Heaven" and "Outlands". Taunting fat Ed and Keyboard Exchange.
Latest Firmware Give Clap Tune and Decay and pan. Also on Rim and Ride/crash. The clap needed that , all aboard .
This thing "looks" amazing! I really do love the vintage look of it but I already have an AIRA TR8. I absolutely love my TR8 and will never get rid it. The TR8 has all this covered for me. There's no need for me to buy this at all.
Did you know that all these great rhythms is back to the mid eighties to the early nineties!
no shit
Cool but for me its an deal breaker that separate outs are missing. Guess I'll have to wait for the next version...
The main ingredient is here : SWING !!!
I wasn't impressed by the TB 03 but this peace of gear is great .
I want to love the TB-03, but I can't. I've owned a TB-303 and they still can't quite get that one right it seems. I think some of the clones sound better than that. However, this sounds pretty damned good and accurate.
Fuck man I need one
fuck you :)
I really like it, 400 isn't too bad... But the Tr-8 is also a tasty morsel to want too...
What are you running this through? Might've mentioned that you're not showcasing the sounds dry.
some kind of limiter or compressor for sure.
Actually there were no effects it might be some bleed from our lav mics
The TR-09 has a compressor built in just like the TR-8
Has anyone figured out how to get the TR 09 working properly w individual outs in Ableton please let me know if so. Roland has not given any guidance on these matters and its not in the manual. And nobody has explained it. Would be greatly appreciated
Need to sample that beast into my Octactrak and NI software.
It's not the size of the jack, its the banging of the bass
does the usb support multiple audio outputs like the TR8 or is it just for MIDI?
blunted supports multiple audio outputs
Wow !
why the claps have that pre-delay effect in the reverb ? is an effect inside the tr-09? or sounds everytime with that pre-delay reverb
Nice nice 👌🔊🔊😊
Great review Mike! Will there ever be a future MV9000? Just curious....
So will this trigger out vintage analogue gear without midi like a
SH-101? Because the TR-8 trigger out does not work well and does not
trigger my SH-101.
I would like to see the trigger out on the TR9 tested on a
vintage synth. Could you guys hook that up with the SH-101 behind you with trigger out to see if it functions correctly?
We have to test but at first glance it looks like it does.
yes , 7 years later.
yeay! The camera is oriented in the way i would be using the unit!
Hey guys I have the real Roland TR-909 but I was thinking about to purchase this one too! Could you guys maybe record another video and distort the Bassdrum at 180 bpm? I'm a hardcore producer and really would like to know how that beauty sounds like distorted :)
Greez Jens
Why all this hate? I tested it today and i liked it. Nothing special but sounds not bad.U dont have to buy it.
Not bad?Are you serious?This thing soynd AMAZING!!!!
So much purists hate in the comments 😂
Aucune sortie séparée. C'est dommage ...
How would you compare this to Roland Aira TR-8 soundwise? Is it the same circuit?
I personally like the sound of the TR-09 over the TR-8 but again thats all subjective and the work flow is different too. TR-8 you get the TR-808, TR-909, TR-606 and TR-707 all in 1 box.
As always better keep TR-08 and also buy this new TR-09. Besides TR-09 is a Boutique so it has the collector flavour
Would it be possible to do a quick comparison vid between the TR-8 909 sounds and the TR-9 sounds?
of course not.TR09/08 use ACB technologyTR8 doesn't.TR09 sounds super powerful,punchy,analogish,you can really feel the pump of the kick ,the snap of the snare,everything is so perfect.
How do you connect it to soundsystem ? to active speakers ?
Excuse my ignorance but wasn't all this equipment like drum machines, TR-303 and sequencers replaced long ago by a midi keyboard connected to a PC with special software or is there a reason people are spending more money buying seperates?
Andrew Andreas Nothing like playing with real gear, I come from Ableton live, I play live gigs and stuff, but now I tried real machines, I don't even know why I would play live on a pc again
Andrew Andreas And for a good PC setup you need almost a thousand bucks just for gear, then you have the software almost the same price, for this much money you have a pretty decent live analog setup
Andrew Andreas And PC is your slave, machines create with you and put your ideas in situations you would never have tried on PC
Can you store patterns on it.?? real time write?? step time is for suckers.
If it had assignable 2 x 3.5mm TRS it would be a hit for me.
With only a single stereo out, too much money. Should have had 4 hardware outs, I couldn't care less about USB.
Can it chain patterns? (I.e. song mode)?
Not a mention about the only thing all trance producers care about: How well does the snare drum velocity curve match the original in snare rolls?
I have been with Roland/Boss since 1984 and my Juno 106 purchase. I have owned nothing but both since. My question is, are there not 5000 different TR-909/808's renditions that have been produced since? I mean almost every Roland since the JV-80 (maybe before) has those kits included if the unit can produce drums! Most drum machines that were produced after that (Boss/Roland) had those drums in them. I don't really use VST's much, but there are 100's that reproduce those type sounds.
I guess my main question is, why in this day and age would anyone need a dedicated drum machine to do what 1000 other instruments can already do? I know my Fantom X6, JV-80, JV-30, XP-30 and probably a few other of my synths I can't think of (I have way too many) all have those sounds already in them!
The functionality of using a dedicated drum machine is completely different to re-producing the sound, especially when you're talking about 808's & 909's. Creatively this kind of machine can be a god send. You can sit and play with something like that for hours and come up with something completely unexpected.
+buminbeer2 Maybe its for those of us who missed the last batch of 909's in back 1986, if not its a total waste of time on Roland's part, its simply 30 years too late! And, as you correctly point out there are way too many pieces of later hardware that have 909 sounds built in. There just no point in this thing existing !
Roland seem to ask themselves " How do we make money out of fans of our classic gear "? When they should be asking..."How do we go about making totally new gear that will become classics also" ?
Exactly, like the Roland Jupiter 80, awesome sound and design. I know what you mean, the Fantom X6 I have, is basically all the recycled sounds the JV series had, that was recycled on the XP series. I agree, they need to go about all new sounds, never heard before. the Jupiter 80, if you have not listened to it, one of the best synths they have ever put out.
Not disagreeing at all, but I certainly would have no use for it. My imagination can create any beat I want, but since I record and play mainly Rock, Metal and Progressive, I really have no use for the sounds. I think much more useful was when they created the Ju 06 was great. Most people do not own or cannot afford a Juno 106 and it sound pretty close to my Juno 106. With $300 on a JU 06, you can create all your own sounds, with the TR-09, still the same sounds as 30 years ago, just not impressed.
buminbeer2 How does this sound compared to the 909 in the TR-8? As a working keyboard player for 35 years, its kinda hard to justify spending four hundred bucks for something I gave away in the 80's (my 909) For a hundred bucks more it seems the TR-8 has a lot more going for it and would be a newer experience than all the drum machines I've owned and literally given away over the years. I'm also eyeing the Arturia analog machine about to be released. Good quality production btw ADSR .. Thanks!
Why do i need to buy this if they have just released the Aira TR-8?
You don't need to, its a personal choice. For $399 you can get a TR-09 with a small form factor or for $499 you can get a TR-8. Best advice is to test out both and see which suits you best before purchasing.
its 450, isnt it? at least in europe its 450 € and normally prices are the same in € and $ for some reason.
+scyhte82 no it's $399 in U.S dollars which would be about €355
yeah, would be... i know the exchange rate. ;) but for some strange reason we europeans always get fucked. in audio tech world, 399$ mostly translates to 399€, sadly.
This sounds better ;)
@TR-909: You really don't deserve how your creator is mucking around with you these days! Be brave, e-licktronic will come and save your honor!
multichannel out over usb?
We don't know yet, USB drivers were not available during the shoot
4 track outputs over usb
@@OldManFifa I saw on a other video there are 10 channels.
At that price, cool.
So... no individual outputs ? :(
Miguel Llamas individual outputs via USB into your DAW
The volume is incredibly low for an audio demo... :-.
It is so tiny that probably it is impossible to enjoy playing or even programming beats... how much will it costs?
The Nitrous Cymbal 😂
people may detract to try and look like cool Analogue purists.
I say analogue Bore'ists
This is gonna sell like hot cakes. All the weiners moaning will buy it too. It's simply superb.
I hate the fact that price is the driving push behind this video. For $100 more, you can buy a MFB unit that is actual analog and has knobs and buttons that are actually usable. This is by no means an unbiased review. This is a glorified commercial. Me personally, better to use a sampler and save until I could buy decent machines. Thats just me though. I love Roland stuff. I love my JDXI and MV. But honestly aside from the JDXI, Roland has not made much I have wanted to keep.
A (kindof) "909" without single outs??? Am I the only one who uses single outs on a drum machine?
Yes, it looks like, but it is not the TR 909 ...
александр бедный no it's a TR09
If it does _not_ look like a 909 then tilt your head to the left. YMMV
I don't think this sounds half bad. If I could get the sound out the USB to what ever DA converter I want, I might really get this to sound convincingly analog with the right converter and processing. But if not and for $900 and just those sounds what why wold you want this really? And where are the drum pads. Even my old DR-660 had a fun sequencer and perfect size drum pads? This it's no future thing as claimed. Even the real 909 needs a lot to be desired which could now be addressed if reissued. It's a retro novelty scam. Buy into that and we will never see better things in the future. I want a hardware peace with versatility, all effects, control and memory needed, plus the ability to save that memory without linking back and forth to anything. The technology is here I don't believe Roland will ever come close to what a serious musician will ever desire again with any product. It's just not trendy.
too expensive for software technology i think .
Are they too expensive for the sound ?
I quote you ........."If you paid $4000 for a 909 you would expect it to sound like this !... are there differences yes against a real 909 ???? "
Of course there are differences but its all subjective on the user and whether or not the difference is worth the $2500 :)
TR909 is an antiquity,
If you want a 67's Ford Mustang you will pay his value.
Right but not everyone can afford that or needs it. The TR-09 makes the sounds and programability of a TR-909 much more attainable for a larger audience.
It sounds like a properly tuned 909. There are differences but the 909 they modeled was proper.
The Kick drum, which is an iconic feature of the 909, is atrocious pure-garbabge on the TR-09. Leave this one to the hipsters who care more about nostalgia than the actual substance of analog sound.
You don't know that from a youtube vid.
youre a wasteman arguing sound on shit youtube audio wow what a purist this guy is lol
Couldn't roland AT LEAST have made it WHITE?! Honestly...could have pretended that all the TR-909's had originally been WHITE and the plastic changed color...WHY MAKE a beige ANYTHING with a FUTURISTIC SPACE FONT?!!!!! Would have been SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH SEXIER in WHITE next to the tb-03!!!!
Vous avez tous "raison" cette TR-09 n'a pas le même son qu'une TR909 d'origine... c'est surement mieux (!) J'ai commencé à tripoter des synthétiseurs en 1986 et j'ai eu la chance d'en faire mon métier en 1987 et quand je suis passé chez un de mes potes revendeur, je me suis assis par hasard devant le JU-06 en attendant qu'il ferme le magasin, pour aller boire quelques bières sur Pigalle ;-) et là, j'ai halluciné sur ce concept. J'ai eu un Juno 106 et 60 et ai joué sur quasiment tous les Roland existant ! Résultat, je suis reparti avec un JU-06 et le JP-08 et il est une certitude que cette TR-09 et cette TB-03 seront dans mon studio d'ici peu :-) Il est évident que les potentiomètres sont un peu "petits" MAIS, suivant l'argus (délirant) d'une TR-909, avec les 3000€ de différence vous pouvez acheter par exemple, 100 bouteilles de Ruinart Blanc de Blancs... ou aller au NAMM 2017 :-)
PS: Akai Tomcat kicks the TR-09's little boring booty.
Guys...AB...ALWAYS...ALWAYS AB...can maybe pretend it was the look of the casing that fooled those ears...conceptually...it is NOT anywhere near as crisp and snappy and basically sounds muddy in AB comparisons. Actually Aria sounds better.
How is the crusade going these days?
No individual outputs, small buttons and knobs, tiny little box. Good for little kids to play with. NICE FAIL ROLAND.
Nonsense, just buy a Nava, 909 for £500
TR-09 $399. For some that's a significant price difference.
You're Nonsense !!!!
for that, you should save a extra hundo and buy a brand new TR-8 or get a get used TR-8 for the same price as a brand new TR-09
Sponsored by Roland
way too small for my taste, great christmas toy for my nephew though
Now everyone seems to own the original 909 to tell you how crap this is....
No individual outs, completely useless.
still not the original, another Trial of digital copy.
shame on you ROLAND
Just another plug in boxed in a dedicated controller.
so?
so, just get a plugin, or the real thing
Maybe I like my cpu?
Kieran Farrell not sure what you mean, but im talking about software plugin .
Any serious studio can't take this toy seriously. The original 909 had individual instrument outs for tracking and effects routing. I suppose they're orienting this toward DJ's. Least Roland could have done was put a digital out with individual channels for DAW's. What were they thinking ! ?
It's all Good you can send them instruments to record separately in your daw easily and process them individually it's USB bussed inside the machine. Look for other more in depth videos
Serious studio doesn't always have 4000 bucks into great machines, I think it is stupid if you don't need the "REAL" one to spend that much money, roland understood little producers (as I'am) who can't afford old school gears, I think they did great with that!
Soooooo...for a lower price...can get a FULLY ANALOG Akai TomCat...and for a little more cash can get a FULLY ANALOG ARTURIA DRUMBRUTE THAT IS COMPLETELY F'ING AWESOME...hmmmmmmmm....
ALL ONE Not a TR909 reproduction, no sense...
too bad the snare sucks
So... no individual outputs ? :(