Having just taken delivery, today, of a drum brute impact, I'm grateful that you've added this excellent tutorial. Between this and your Polyrhythmic Monster video, I'm already good to go! Thank you!
I play drums and have a Roland TD-27 kit. I actually use this drum machine to program beats to play, rock, jazz, etc. I plug that into my TD-27 and use that as a play along. It's less boring than using a click. As far as using it as a drum machine, it may be a bit "older" but nothing is really old or outdated if you have some guitar pedals laying around. Reverb, echo, delay, chorus, and all, can make for unlimited sounds.
@@FreeBeat Yea I just go arturia out to td27 in. (same thing for 17 of course) and my goal is to only hear the td27 because that means I'm right in time with whatever I setup on the drumbrute. Kind of like playing over a click, if you are right on you never hear it
One of the easiest drum machines to use and easily one of the best sequencers as well with its ease of use. What it lacks is sound modulation and better adsr per voice. I recommend the drumbrutes for styles like house, juke/footwork, and hard-core and some styles of techno.
i picked up one of these a little whiles back and i totally appreciate it, i love the invididual outs hook ups for hook up effects and i've actually been recording different one shots into my MPC 1000 trying to build some sounds in it. It has a weird thing where file names can only be so long so tons of my samples need to be renamed, refoldered, or converted. I have thousands of files i want on it, of course they work fine on my MPC One! Either way i'm rambling, it's a super easy drum machine and its fun to use ill set it up on a loop and ill just jam on my keyboard.
The tip on how to switch instruments without hearing it via holding shift is a missing jigsaw piece! I was always trying so hard to hit the pad on time (and mostly failing!) so no one hears the switch. Thanks.
In the old day keyboards never had work stations, think yamaha made the first one's in the mid too late 80's with the PSS series, my first keyboard had a bass sequencer you used a tape machine for and a build in drum machine. yes check out the yamaha MK 100 lol. never even had a memory, In them day you did everything the hard way.
Hey i am a total beginner to that stuff. Is it possible to send a programmed drum beat sequence directly to DAW (e.g Ableton) and further process it within DAW ?
Things I hate anout this drum machine: The random knob. Would've been so much better to have probability steps like a Korg Volca. Random is almost completely unusable. No modulation recoding. Again, Korg Volca does this way better. Things I like: Fm drum and kick drum sounds
DBI really is a "modern classic."
I think so!
Having just taken delivery, today, of a drum brute impact, I'm grateful that you've added this excellent tutorial. Between this and your Polyrhythmic Monster video, I'm already good to go! Thank you!
I hope you love it! Thanks for watching :)
I play drums and have a Roland TD-27 kit. I actually use this drum machine to program beats to play, rock, jazz, etc. I plug that into my TD-27 and use that as a play along. It's less boring than using a click. As far as using it as a drum machine, it may be a bit "older" but nothing is really old or outdated if you have some guitar pedals laying around. Reverb, echo, delay, chorus, and all, can make for unlimited sounds.
That's awesome! Maybe I'll hook up the Impact with my TD-17, sounds like fun :)
@@FreeBeat Yea I just go arturia out to td27 in. (same thing for 17 of course) and my goal is to only hear the td27 because that means I'm right in time with whatever I setup on the drumbrute. Kind of like playing over a click, if you are right on you never hear it
One of the easiest drum machines to use and easily one of the best sequencers as well with its ease of use. What it lacks is sound modulation and better adsr per voice.
I recommend the drumbrutes for styles like house, juke/footwork, and hard-core and some styles of techno.
Take its output into any sort of FX chain, and it’s a lot more interesting.
The sequencer is incredible, so feature rich but so easy to use!
@@FreeBeat I am really hoping they put it on a more sophisticated drum synth engine. I dream of a DrumFreak.
I really appreciate these videos. You explain things so well❤
Thank you so much!
Really loved this. Super approachable.
Very helpful!
Thanks. Just ordered mine.
i picked up one of these a little whiles back and i totally appreciate it, i love the invididual outs hook ups for hook up effects and i've actually been recording different one shots into my MPC 1000 trying to build some sounds in it. It has a weird thing where file names can only be so long so tons of my samples need to be renamed, refoldered, or converted. I have thousands of files i want on it, of course they work fine on my MPC One! Either way i'm rambling, it's a super easy drum machine and its fun to use ill set it up on a loop and ill just jam on my keyboard.
Thanks so much for watching!
The tip on how to switch instruments without hearing it via holding shift is a missing jigsaw piece! I was always trying so hard to hit the pad on time (and mostly failing!) so no one hears the switch. Thanks.
Great Video
I just bought this yesterday. Thanks!
I hope you love it!
Drum machine molto semplice da usare ed estremamente intuitiva.
In the old day keyboards never had work stations, think yamaha made the first one's in the mid too late 80's with the PSS series, my first keyboard had a bass sequencer you used a tape machine for and a build in drum machine. yes check out the yamaha MK 100 lol. never even had a memory, In them day you did everything the hard way.
Thanks for watching!
Nice video!
Thanks!
Hi, great tutorial as always! Which drum machine would you recommend for 2023 besides drumbrute impact?
It really depends on what sort of sounds and features you're after!
Roland JD-Xi and our Impact
What I like is that has no menu diving. Can you random just a step? Thanks for the video.
1:45 an old Suzuki method student, perhaps?
DUDE! You fell so freakin' short by not showing us how to save our work! DAMN! That's what I was watching this for!
Hey i am a total beginner to that stuff. Is it possible to send a programmed drum beat sequence directly to DAW (e.g Ableton) and further process it within DAW ?
hi There - one small feature is missing - ho to SAVe that Beat ??
As a simple guitarist, can I connect this up to a guitar amp?
I call this basic beat “boots and pants”. Say it with the beat.
Yup it's a classic haha
Does it have parameter locks per step?
If it does, I haven't found them yet haha.
What about 32 64 beat pattern
Hold "last step" and use the back and forward buttons to move to the other available steps :)
Things I hate anout this drum machine:
The random knob. Would've been so much better to have probability steps like a Korg Volca. Random is almost completely unusable.
No modulation recoding. Again, Korg Volca does this way better.
Things I like:
Fm drum and kick drum sounds
Sit on your hands
nice lol
E and ah I’m out! 🥱
Literally how music is counted professionally lol.
Don’t know half the words your saying