 |
|
|
|
Average rating:
3.8 out of 5
|
|
just a note: the 505 is nothing like the 808/909, etc. It uses samples and
therefor sounds like real drums. Might be ok if you wanted to make non-electronic music but even then the samples are totally dry.
|
|
I like this box, the price is right. Some of the drum sounds are really cool, I think. I makes a _great_ sequencer and is worth the price for that alone, but it has other features too which is cool. Check out My TR-505 homepage at: www.cu-online.com/~phyber/505/
|
|
The 505 seems to have heaps of great stuff packed into it. But is it all worth the $2500 pricetag? Im considering if it would be better just to buy the separate machines and fx processors individually.
|
|
Great sounds, low-cost drum machine, good for practicing other instruments (guitar ...) and making demo. The tempo knobs should be more accurate.
|
|
very easy to use ,nice snare drum,good midi i run this bad boy thru my zoom 1201 effects unit and you got a great dance drum machine. a lot of people under rate this unit
|
Add your post to the Roland TR-505 Drum machine thread
You can post reviews, comments or questions here and SUBSCRIBE to the thread via email.
Comments are moderated by humans, please be patient.
|
