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Arturia Drumbrute Analog Drum Machine

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Arturia Drumbrute Analog Drum Machine

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Seismal D

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Andrew Huang

In multiple places throughout the video, a DrumBrute is seen on Andrew's desk.
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Mad Zach

Even though Mad Zach is primarily an electronic/trap music producer and dj, he still uses analog drum synths and regular synths in multiple of his tutorial videos and his music. The Arturia Drum Brute is one of those.
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Tyler Larson

"As far as these flashy lights are concerned, this is the Arturia Drumbrute. I use this to program cool drum sounds every now and then."
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10 reviews

str8sounds

314

Fantastic, full featured analog drum machine that's easy to play.

Lots of drum sounds, easy to sequence, this machine is perfect for anyone who loves making good beats on stage or in studio. I love this DrumBrute and after carefully researching many other drum machines in its $400 - $1,000 price range, I'm ecstatic that I chose this.

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over 1 year ago
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martijn_naber

786

Analog madness!

I love this drum machine so much, it's almost illegal. It refers to a bunch of different machines from the past, such as an 808 (kick 2), 909 (Kick 1), Clave (CR78) and the list goes on. But it differs in it's shaping capabilities.

What a Bang(er) for the buck!

+2

almost 2 years ago
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nes_culturemusic

217

Awesome for the price range

If you want a x0x box sound drumbrute is not for you. The sounds on it are different, but the individual outputs makes it great for post processing and you can achieve great results. The drum pads are not the best on the market, but with time you get used to it. The roller/looper strip is a great add. The filters are ok but lack a little more ressonance. I great add to any setup

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about 1 year ago
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three_cp

218

Nice drum machine, rather for the stage than in the studio

Nice to play, I am less convinced about the sonic side, but def. nice for jamming sessions

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10 months ago
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southern

119

Lovely drum machine for drum tweaking and performing

Soundwise, it's sort of a combination of Roland TR 808 and 606 for the most part, but with some nods to the 909 as well - all very positive. The advantage of having the performance options of a Beatstep Pro built in to the unit really opens it up to experimentation and live grooving. Plus having MIDI IN/OUT, CV clock in/out, USB and individual sound outs means that it integrates really well with pretty much anything you might already have. Overall, very straightforward to use with some useable sounds and at a decent price.

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almost 2 years ago
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liam_mandiaro

116

Analog sound! its amazing!

Arturia drummashine is really amazing. I have a lot of fun to work with it!

+1

11 months ago
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eekem_bookem243

30

Great deal for powerful analog drum machine.

This thing is surprisingly powerful and easy to use. Especially for the price. The flexibility this machine gives you with rhythm is really exciting. I love the ability to adjust the swing amount of a pattern or position instruments slightly behind or in front of the beat. This thing has brought out a lot of creativity in me and I highly recommend it. Not crazy about some of the sounds. Especially the "snares" on the snare drum, which sound little cheesy and unnatural. Luckily there are a few parameters/work-arounds I use to get by.

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about 1 month ago
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hexcode

247

Very niche Drum machine!

It´s a very nice Drum machine. i like it.

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about 12 hours ago
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avemcree

215

There's literally nothing on the market right now that's comparable in price, size, portability, sound quality, etc.! No joking what so ever. The fact that you can plug it up via usb to your DAW and jam out makes it better. It has individual outs for ever voice. It can even be synced with modular gear. The only thing that'll come close is the Behringer TR 808 clone (and it's not out yet).

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4 months ago
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eric_andrew_dodson

310

So far I like it.

It has good sounds and is relatively intuitive to use. Still have a little more to figure out. Can wait to use it to lay down some tracks.

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12 months ago
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