I do - I've got almost the complete set in my big modular cabinet. I drive them from the gate and CV outputs of four SQ8 sequencers, driven by a master clock. They are all pretty good if you like a ticky-tocky kind of rhythm (a la Telex). The pitch of several of the concussor modules is controllable from a CV source so you can get the bass drum playing a pitched riff. I found the poorest one to be the hi-hat HH88 and the snare drum SD78, both lacking in volume and requiring a little cranking up on the mixer. And they're pretty cheap. Richard --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "klstay" <kevinstay@e...> wrote: > > Has anyone tried or owns any of the concussor percussion modules? > > What approaches do some of you use for real analog kick, toms, hi- > hats, claves, cowbell, rim, snare, conga and the like? > > I looked at the Vermona DRM unit, but it does not offer the same > degree of control over each sound as with modules. Also, I get to pay > for it's dedicated power supply, useless midi I/O, and extra for the > CV add-on.
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Re: Analogue Solutions percussion modules
2004-10-21 by trebcavxx
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