Dave Smith Instruments Tempest Analog Drum Machine

On John's Instagram, "Writer's room/Titanfall download waiting lounge."

"A new Toy !"

"Here's a new drum machine brought to you by Roger Linn and Dave Smith. It lets you add compression and distortion. You can do some roll effect and you can also set the roll on different bars. You can program it really easily to go on the sound. I can also put other samples on top of the sound. So you can put two analog inputs, so to say, and also later you have two analog ones and two digital. You can do analog inputs. It's really cool, really modern. It's a good mixer of analog and digital. So, buy it!"

The Crystal Method post a photo on Instagram of their newly updated Dave Smith Instruments Tempest Analog Drum Machine. They caption the photo, "Updated our #Tempest by Dave Smith Instruments so we invited [@baseck](http://equipboard.com/pros/baseck) to #crystalwerks for a tutorial of its new features #DSI #davesmithinstruments #analog #producersecrets" (Feb 2015)

its used at time 23.32

at the right in this photo we see his tempest analog drum machine!

Used on stage in 2016 tour

Chris Martin says Guy Berryman programs the band's synths and the Tempest is shown beside the computer throughout this video

Can be clearly seen at 1:09 at the top left of the rack next to the TR-8

In his video at 13:45 in his studio there is analog drum machine.

In this Twitter pic, Dan shows off his machines including a Tempest. Dan says “Yeah it all starts with the drums sometimes.”

In an interview with MusicRadar, when asked to talk about some of the Visonquest studio gear, Seth Troxler says, "I have just bought the Dave Smith Tempest too." The original source is [this article](http://www.musicradar.com/us/news/tech/interview-visionquest-545344).

The Dave Smith Tempest can be seen next to Iain throughout the video and the nam Dave Smith Tempest is clear at 00:05

DSI Tempest can be seen during Alessandro Cortini's "synth cave" tour. The item can be seen 10:58 into this video.

The Dave Smith Tempest is one of my newer additions. Very complex sound control. Drum machines have come a long way.

In the video, at 7:17, you can see Matt with his DSI Tempest.

Guy j shows his studio on twitter 28/january/2014

The caption to this instagram post by Baseck reads: "Went over some features of the DSI tempest with The Crystal Method and checked out their studio."

Can be clearly seen at 1:41 on his desk, next to the peak

This photo, found on Octave One's [website](http://www.octaveone.com/), shows a Tempest Analog Drum Machine, among their Spring/Summer 2013 Tour live gear.

The DSI Tempest can be seen pictured below the [Elektron Octatrack](http://equipboard.com/items/elektron-octatrack-dps1-sampler) in this photo posted to Facebook by Kangding Ray.

if you see closely in this photo,you see his tempest analog drum machine!

"There are some new pieces we'll be using with the new material, too. [For example,] there are some tracks that were made with the Tempest drum machine" - Kai Campos

Can be seen in Jonwayne's studio: https://www.xlr8r.com/gear/2013/11/in-the-studio-jonwayne/

"Après mon studio se développe de plus en plus. Chronologiquement, j’ai commencé par avoir des petites machines analogiques comme le Dark Energy. Puis, j’ai pris un petit séquenceur qui allait avec, puis une Drum Machine, le Tempest …"

Seen on his desk in the video near his phone / behind the Maschine Studio.

As can be seen at 6:33

The DSI Tempest is visible in the front center of the image. There is another in the background.

They are using this drum machine at Time Warp 2017 live set.

See last question

Here Andy can be seen to be using the Tempest to trigger drum loops for live performance.

At 5:20 in this video, you can see Devojka using the Dave Smith Tempest Drum Machine.

> The first piece of actual hardware that I connected with [pun not intended] was, just as it came out, a Dave Smith Tempest. This was the first time I understood, fully, a real analogue unit.

You can see the Tempest in the attached video from begining to end.

we see it clearly in the picture of the studio...

"The Moog was used for a lot of the arpeggiated Bass lines you will hear all over the tracks. This unit gets send first through a Chandler Tg-2 pre-amp before it hits the DAW so the signal is really phat so to speak. The Tempest came in while we were almost done with the score but I still managed to use it on two combat cues. Of course Linn style drum sounds, that was the whole point."