Analogue-sequencer

Hi

Im looking for a drum machine.... And saw that you said that the KORG  
ER-1 Was very nice......Im interested ing in picking one up cheap  
hopefully.....

What type of sounds is it...Is it kind of full on electronic......

Cheers chris
On 9 Oct 2006, at 21:12, Richard wrote:

> well it depends how much programming flexibilty you need and what  
> kind of sound you like. I sold my machinedrum (for £750) to get the  
> old korg er1 (for £75!) I prefer the sound and the ease of use of  
> the er1 - of course, the machinedrum has greater flexibilty and  
> multiple outputs, but I just didn't like the sound as much. Thanks  
> to Mr Nagle for the advice on that!
>
> (and I bought a used Vermona DRM1 mark2 (the best drum synth I have  
> ever heard!!!) and an Analogue Systems modular with the change, and  
> still had £50 left over for a huge chinese banquet! Sometimes  
> things turn out good :)
>
> Richard
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Martin Naef
> To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Monday, October 09, 2006 8:55 PM
> Subject: Re: [analogue-sequencer] Re: What's your P3 layout...
>
> Hi Stoffel
>
> Stoffel wrote:
> > By the way (and a bit off topic) i think about buying either an korg
> > esx or a machinedrum, but the machinedrum seems to be a bit  
> overpriced
> > , on the other hand, it seems to have more things to play around,
> > than the esx. Any advice for me?
>
> Here's another vote for the ESX, and the Korg Electribes in general.
> They might not be the most feature rich machines, but they are
> incredibly easy and efficient to use. I think Korg hit exactly the  
> right
> spot in terms of features vs. cost/complexity.
>
> Bye
> Martin
>
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