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Showing posts with label Drumfire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drumfire. Show all posts
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Drumfire Electronic Drum Synthesizer Module
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"The Drumfire Drum Synthesizer is a true percussion synth. No samples here. It has five channels and trigger pads that can be attached to your drums, practice pads or just about anything. (You'll need to get some new velcro). I just tested it using the pads on a towel and tapping with my fingers. Everything worked fine but it does have a few pots that could use spraying with cleaner. It also includes three pages of suggested Tom-Tom, Snare and Bass drum settings.
Each channel has controls for: Sensitivity, Oscillator Decay, Noise Decay, Sweep, Pitch, Click, Balance, Volume, Pan. It is really great for getting that Simmons sound. I think the coolest thing is you can tune each channel to a different pitch and play some really cool five note patterns."
via this auction"The Drumfire Drum Synthesizer is a true percussion synth. No samples here. It has five channels and trigger pads that can be attached to your drums, practice pads or just about anything. (You'll need to get some new velcro). I just tested it using the pads on a towel and tapping with my fingers. Everything worked fine but it does have a few pots that could use spraying with cleaner. It also includes three pages of suggested Tom-Tom, Snare and Bass drum settings.
Each channel has controls for: Sensitivity, Oscillator Decay, Noise Decay, Sweep, Pitch, Click, Balance, Volume, Pan. It is really great for getting that Simmons sound. I think the coolest thing is you can tune each channel to a different pitch and play some really cool five note patterns."
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Drumfire
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"Drumfire In Line Effects processor for auction. It is a 5 channel unit with 1/4" inputs for each channel. Each channel has a sensitivity, oscillator decay, noise decay, sweep, pitch, balance between osc & noise, volume & pan controls. There is a master volume right & left control. A headphone & footswitch connection. It measures 13 1/2" wide x 9" deep and 2 1/4" tall."
via this auction"Drumfire In Line Effects processor for auction. It is a 5 channel unit with 1/4" inputs for each channel. Each channel has a sensitivity, oscillator decay, noise decay, sweep, pitch, balance between osc & noise, volume & pan controls. There is a master volume right & left control. A headphone & footswitch connection. It measures 13 1/2" wide x 9" deep and 2 1/4" tall."
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
Drumfire
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"This is a NEAT vintage piece of music equipment, probably from the 1980's or so. It has 5 channels, each one with a trigger in and direct out. It is manufactured by In-Line Effects. It is a blast from the past, giving you some really cool 80's electronic drum sounds. Each of the 5 channells has a knob to control sensitivity, oscillator delay, noise delay, sweep, pitch with a click button on/off, balance (osc-noise), volume, and pan L-R. Unit has a main left and right out each with a volume knob.
This unit comes with the original box, some instruction cards with templates for the knobs, and cords as you see it."
via this auction."This is a NEAT vintage piece of music equipment, probably from the 1980's or so. It has 5 channels, each one with a trigger in and direct out. It is manufactured by In-Line Effects. It is a blast from the past, giving you some really cool 80's electronic drum sounds. Each of the 5 channells has a knob to control sensitivity, oscillator delay, noise delay, sweep, pitch with a click button on/off, balance (osc-noise), volume, and pan L-R. Unit has a main left and right out each with a volume knob.
This unit comes with the original box, some instruction cards with templates for the knobs, and cords as you see it."
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