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4/1/2026, 2:18 PM
I am so 80.s
I have 3 TB303.s why you would need 3 of them i don,t know, On the other hand the Tr series of drum machines are endlessly fascinating. I have the 606 the 909. 808 and the Linn Drum. The Linn drum is a copy made by Behringer but has sampling. So there is endless scope. But if you fire them all up together it is just a racket. If u use a mixer fade them in and out. To control all that together with preset patterns would be really hard. To start with empty patterns a four on the floor to get things going but with no clock locking things in tempo playing live and keep the dance floor full. It would be quite the tall order for one person. Plus there is the channel count the LM Drum has 12 channels the 808 has 12 the 909 has 12 the 606 has 2 and tthree 303,s a channel each. You would need so much cables it would be bear to think about. And a huge mixer You would need one of those roll on roll off drum set ups on wheels with everything prewired. One plug switches it all on and your ready to go on. I am so 80,s
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4/4/2026, 1:15 PM
Half time when playing a gig u could ask some of your bandmates for a shot of there gear. Keep the crowd from drifting away. Sometimes it would turn into amazing jams that lasted the rest of the night. 12 bar blues D is my fav
4/2/2026, 4:26 PM
I have never fooled with that kind of stuff and it would definitely be foolish for me to fool with it today... April Fools hahaha!