a nice drum machine pretty rare but if you find one pick it up it acts like akai took some yamaha Rx5 features like reverseing sounds pretty cool!! pretty straight forward in programming but the midi part is like said by jabud is only set in song mode
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Wednesday-Jul-14-1010 at 12:55
Jabud
a hobbyist user
from Slovenija
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I like my XR10. It got it's own sound and cuts trough the mix. Sounds are kinda acoustic and present but outdated in some way... but hey, they say 80's are comming back, right. To start with this thing is easy, but deep programming without a manual is almost no-go. Midi is also limited as it can't sync to midi in basic pattern mode... it acctually forces you to start building your song in song mode so you can sync it with other MIDI equipment. Sequencer is cool. Output needs preamp, pads seems to be good, all working flawlessly after 20+ years.
Rating: 4 out of 5
posted Wednesday-Feb-25-099 at 15:31
Captain Kirk
a hobbyist user
from U.S.A.
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Got mine years ago, and only know how to use the very basic presets. I didn't get a manual with it when purchased....Does anyone know where to get one! I like what I hear, but I'm limited. Thanks if you can help!
Rating: 4 out of 5
posted Wednesday-Dec-03-088 at 19:34
MKS
a professional user
from Germany
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XR-10 is my favorite drum computer the best house drums and very easy to create patterns-songs...the only with tribal preset!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Tuesday-Apr-08-088 at 10:18
mykyndryd
a hobbyist user
from UK
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Akai XR10. Brilliant. I got mine from a music shop who had it from new and only used it occasionally when needing a drum background for jamming against. Got it last year for £100 and It's fab...
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Friday-Mar-21-088 at 11:48
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