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Software drum beats leaving you flat? Bang on this! written by jake addison
With a street price of under $150, two stereo input pairs, 233 sounds, 16 voices, 1-128 beats per pattern, and more, the SR-16 is an 2.5 lb. portable and professional-quality musician that you can afford to hire.

No sampler? No worries. written by jake addison
With so many sample CDs available for just a little bank, you’re going to find that loading loops and phrases from CD is not only easier and faster using this technique, but it’s going to be cheaper as well.

Get Your Beats Heard On The ‘Net The Way They Were Meant To be Heard written by jake addison
An interesting development on the horizon is coming thanks to the fact that the Beatnik company just purchased Mixman, the company that produces Mixman Studio DL and other mixing tools for DJs. I wonder what they have in mind?

Here’s a secret beat machine that can’t be beat. written by jake addison
The word’s not out on the street too much on this one yet, so you can still grab the ZOOM SB246 Street Boxx Hip Hop Composer Drum Machine for around $180 and end up with a beat machine that’s loaded with samples created by hip hop artists especially for hip hop artists.

The best beats are made with hardware. Or are they? written by jake addison
Forget what you’re hearing about flat and lifeless sounds coming out of your PC or MAC. Software beats beat hardware any day, and it’s a whole lot cheaper.

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