I have tried them all I think and I cant quite figure out which one I like more.

Battery seems pretty cool.. DR-008 also not bad.

But there are sooo many and I guess they focus on different things.

Looking to hear what you use and like/dislike for inspiration!

who needs drummachines when cubase has support for handling raw audiofiles

if gabriel & dresden can do it that way then I can to damnit

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Originally posted by davedresden i suggest getting the gabriel & dresden prog-a-minute. in 3 easy steps you too could change the face of dance music. batteries not included. - dave

^^ I used to feel the same about drum modules and only ever used raw audio samples in Cubase... Then I tried RM IV by Linplug and I've never looked back. Its great for handling percussion.

check out refx cm-505 i belive, its an percussion synth and is fairly good mostly i use ti to make my own audio samples and such and then export them and use them then or else it ends up taking up quite a bit of cpu usage and up untill recently i didnt have the cpu power to do that but all in all its decent

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I've been using linplug RMIV,

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Originally posted by ravan I have tried them all I think and I cant quite figure out which one I like more. Battery seems pretty cool.. DR-008 also not bad. But there are sooo many and I guess they focus on different things. Looking to hear what you use and like/dislike for inspiration!

battery for samples, dr008 for synthesis. inspiration is something i use to make basslines, melodies and sounds. i try not to spend too much on drums.