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Dandolin wrote:Maybe just a hole large enough to pass the wire and the jack completely external? low rent seems appropriate

If low rent is on the menu, how does heating up a couple of nails and sinking them into the plastic while wrapped with bare wires sound? Pair it up with an optional alligator clip output jack and away we go!



I dunno, there's something comforting about the implied longevity of a proper output mod, I'd just need to consult the Fibonacci equations with regards to placement.

fcknoise wrote:I am just glad that the casio sample pack was included in the massive every-synth-ever sample pack me and CBS split

Hahahaha yeah I love these.

I don't actually own any shitty drum machines but I have enough shitty drum machine sample packs to last me for life.

crochambeau wrote:

Dandolin wrote:Maybe just a hole large enough to pass the wire and the jack completely external? low rent seems appropriate

If low rent is on the menu, how does heating up a couple of nails and sinking them into the plastic while wrapped with bare wires sound? Pair it up with an optional alligator clip output jack and away we go!



I dunno, there's something comforting about the implied longevity of a proper output mod, I'd just need to consult the Fibonacci equations with regards to placement.

spiral in good fellow

crochambeau wrote: keyboards as shitty rhythm sources

I used an old Casio keyboard to create this beat.
You press the bass key and then hit the rhythm button and it plays a bass line too.
For this I had to manually shift half a step to get it to do this "exotic" bass line.

On the drums are Amdek PHK-100 Phaser and Proco Rat.
(also some slapdash virtual drums added afterwards too).
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLZ733Xg-zM[/youtube]

My 13-year-old self was in a "band" for which each rhythm mode of this Casio
keyboard was for each verse of a song called "Safari". Each cheesy beat was
paired with an animal.

Second the Metal Zone suggestion. LOADS of EQ flexibility which is really important. Could also do well with a pair of Boss Bass Overdrives for the blend. Or two rats. Or mix and match.

mr. sound boy king wrote: If you have a drum machine that's shitty and know how to use it as a shitty drum machine then you have a double negative good drum machine.

I feel like this maxim was overlooked.

Okay, since this is apparently now the shitty drum machine thread (based on the presumption that mr. sound boy king's original query has been resolved):
This entered my stewardship in present condition, apparently requiring repair (as all sounds sort of go at once when you hit the key). Watching this video makes me think that might just be a design feature:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfFNlHUYYlA[/youtube]

This time stamp is the best part of the video: https://youtu.be/WfFNlHUYYlA?t=573, but apparently timestamps break formatting.

...and since keyboard representation is supported, here's a shitty keyboard.

In case you can't suss this by looking at it, it was apparently inspired by the early 1990s and is loaded with the sort of sounds you would expect to hear in second generation rave and hip-hop/rock hybrid pop tunes, naturally degraded to the point they could stuff them in a kid's toy (and it IS a toy, there's not even a headphones out or PSU in on this thing).

crochambeau wrote:Okay, since this is apparently now the shitty drum machine thread

Funny you brought this up, I sold my Drumbrute earlier this year as it was just too much for me to really dive into, planning on buying a $60 shitty Alesis drum machine off Craigslist and trying to really shit up my life.....

coldbrightsunlight wrote:

fcknoise wrote:I am just glad that the casio sample pack was included in the massive every-synth-ever sample pack me and CBS split

Hahahaha yeah I love these.

I don't actually own any shitty drum machines but I have enough shitty drum machine sample packs to last me for life.

hey at least you coast on my shitty drum machine

And I enjoy every minute of it.

retinal orbita wrote:

crochambeau wrote:Okay, since this is apparently now the shitty drum machine thread

Funny you brought this up, I sold my Drumbrute earlier this year as it was just too much for me to really dive into, planning on buying a $60 shitty Alesis drum machine off Craigslist and trying to really shit up my life.....

SR16? I would imagine the Drumbrute is easier to shit with than any Alesis but I could be wrong.

The Alesis HR16 and Alesis HR16B are pretty shitty drum machines, too. Years ago I had my B circuit bent by a Genius and now it has a ton of switches and sounds like someone slaughtering a Nintendo.

mr. sound boy king wrote:

retinal orbita wrote:Funny you brought this up, I sold my Drumbrute earlier this year as it was just too much for me to really dive into, planning on buying a $60 shitty Alesis drum machine off Craigslist and trying to really shit up my life.....

SR16? I would imagine the Drumbrute is easier to shit with than any Alesis but I could be wrong.

The Alesis HR16 and Alesis HR16B are pretty shitty drum machines, too. Years ago I had my B circuit bent by a Genius and now it has a ton of switches and sounds like someone slaughtering a Nintendo.

SR-16 was my first "proper" drum machine (I think the aforementioned Synsonics was my actual first), and my introduction into programming. I caved to nostalgia earlier this year and picked another up (having sold my first one in 1997). Fill abuse between A and B parts of a pattern is something I have not found in any other drum machine (bearing in mind that my experience is limited). I like the sound of the HR units better, but they do not have the programming chops of the SR.

They can definitely shit it up (even unmodified), and the four outputs pair very nicely with distortion/effects/etc.

If it's good enough for Godflesh...

I like running my shitty drum machine through the Tube Zipper. Can't really get dubby but does do filthy and metallic.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19QjwMlyX_4[/youtube]