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- 511 Rhythm Patterns- 127 Drum Kits (User Programable)
- 12 Bass Programs
- Comp EQ / Reverb Effects At Once
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By Shadow (Charleston, SC)
I want to be fair, overall I think the sounds on this unit are very good. But I wanted a drum machine that was not confusing to program songs on for someone that liked playing and not programming things all day. I play guitar, drums, bass and I sing and do them all proficiently. But I felt that I would rather program a drum machine instead of ordering a whole drumset to play on my recordings. I did online searches of reviews to seek out a simple drum machine that had the ability to program songs. The Zoom was the one most people touted as easier to understand. Maybe so, maybe more than the Roland or Alesis...but it still it too time consuming for anyone who wants to just play and get to recording. I don't want to sit in menus all day, it kills the creatiuve juices immediately. So I sent it back and ordered a Yamaha electronic drumset which suits me much better. Thois unti will be great for someone who wants to sit and learn a whole other piece of equipment...but if you want to get to playing and not programming, this is not it.
By James E. Sink (Newport News, Virginia 23602)
The Zoom has so many options and patterns for drums, has many bass sounds to die for, but the drums to me are a bit weak souning, but after all is said and done, this zoom is a great little unit lacking big drum sound...The SR-18 /SR18 Alesis blows the Zoom drums into hiding with it's big rock drum sounds, but the Zoom has soooo many more other options to keep you bust and having fun plus its easier to work with over the Alesis sr18/sr-18....why can't one company put it all together?....I like them both...I do think the Zoom is headed in the right direction...Side note, the Alesis has a weak bass sound.....
By Dennis (Seattle, WA USA)
If you read "What's in the box?" on the Amazon web page it says that an AC adapter is included. When it arrived there was no AC adapter and it is clear the box is so small that there is no way it could have been included. The AC adapter is for sale separately for $25, which is a lot for an AC adapter and raises the actual price of the thing considerably, if you don't want to keep buying AA batteries all the time. If you sit around your music room playing along, you probably want an AC adapter. This is a Zoom strategy, but Amazon is enabling this by indicating that the AC adapter is included. Only option is to pay $25 for an adapter or send the thing back. So figure that into the price when you buy.
By lamar (new orleans)
very nice drum machine, for me out of the box, there is to much bass(guitar)on the different pre loaded songs, mainly cause i play bass. that will not matter to sum, seeing that many view it as a sin to use anything preprogramed, but not me, i enjoy tweaking factory settings(rip wesley willis) this is the same machine as the beat kangz street boxx, but for the average player this is one is more versatile, sum really good videos on youtube of people explaining the ins and outs of the rt223, which was a buying point for me, cause me and manuals just do not get along, the groove function is very cool, lets you add to or chang the beat in mid song, and its always on time. i havent bought a drum machine in over ten years, nice to see the prices have gone down and the sounds improved. all in all A++++
By E. Lavoie (Ellsworth, Maine)
Looking for a dual drum and bass machine to keep my chops on beat, the zoom machine was perfect for practice sessions. It sounds excellent pluged into my home surround sound and really gets my creative improvisational juices flowing. I play fusion, rock, blues and jazz in the style of EVH to VAI. This machine gives me a nice work out and jams in many styles. Excellent practice tool to keep you fresh and really allows you to work on your creativity.
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