PEARL SC-40 Percussion Synth Drum Brain

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" DWAP Synthesis (Digital Wave Analog Process)
Waveform: 32 waveforms and Noise
2WG, 4VCF(LP x 2, HP x 2), 4EG per 1 Voice
Polyphony: 4 Voices
Program Memory: 8 Pads x 32 or 16 Pads x16
Preset Tone: 128
Pad Input: 8
Output: Mixed Out(L. R), 8 Indivisual Out, Phone
MIDI: In. Out, Thru"

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PEARL SYNCUSSION SY-1

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"Each channel has an oscillator that can produce different basic waveforms which can be shaped with its own simple enevleope generator. Oscillator pitch can be swept with the SWEEP control either positively (i.e. start high and drop in pitch -) or negatively (the pitch rises through the sweep).
However, each channel also has an LFO with variable speed and depth and a choice of square and sawtooth waveforms. There's also a noise generator and a sample/hold function and so, with some adventurous programming, a very wide range of sounds is possible."

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Pearl Syncussion SY-1 Electronic Drums

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PEARL DRUM-X drum machine synthesizer

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"First, this is a drum "brain" --- that is, there is no on-board sequencer/rhythm maker----you need to trigger it with a sequencer or something else. Originally, this was used back in the 80's I guess, triggered by electric drum pads. Now a days, people trigger it with other drum machines, sequencers, or their computers via a MIDI-enabled mediary (e.g., Roland TR-808, 909, 707, etc). Second: this is triggered with analog-ins. You need a triggering-source with enough amp/voltage in that triggering-source (something I never fully understood, I'm not an electrician) to get a good signal out of the DRUM-X. Generally its been my experience that analog-keyboards have no problem triggering it. I personally use a Roland TR-707 to trigger it (which works beautifully), and its my understanding the Roland TR-727, TR-808, and TR-909 also trigger it with no problems based on what I've seen on the internet---however, not all Roland TR drum machines trigger this (that is, other models besides the ones mentioned above) so beware. The beauty of using a Roland TR-707 (or 808, 909, 727, or anything else that works) is that the Roland machine is MIDI-compatiable---so in other words, I have been using a software sequencer (Cubase) to trigger via MIDI my Roland TR-707, which in turn triggered my Pearl Drum-X and SC-40 via its analog-outputs..."

Vintage Pearl Analog Drum Synthesizer

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PEARL DRUM-X ANALOG DRUM SYNTHESIZER

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