> 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. I've got all of the Concussor percussion modules and a Vermona DRM1, the Concussor modules are exact clones of 808, 909 and CR-78 circuitry, even down to using correct japanese transistors, but they have a few extra mods and controls to increase the tonal ranges. There are two things to bear in mind though, the trigger pulse length can alter the sounds a bit, use 1ms pulse and they will sound very near to Roland. Other thing is they run from +/- 12v supply rather than +/-15v that the 808 and 909 used, this has a slight bearing on the sound too, makes them seem a little bit softer to me. The DRM1 can make some noises that the AS modules can't and they do complement each other quite well. I sequence these modules from my Schaltwerk sequencer, but the Schaltwerk needs some trigger outputs adding to work with them, the gate outs don't trigger successfully. My Schaltwerk trigger mod pcb and circuit is in the files area of Schaltwerk yahoogroup, this gives the correct 1ms long pulses that these modules work best with. cheers, Allan
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Re: Analogue Solutions percussion modules
2004-10-21 by allanjhall
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