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An OTT analogue additive drum synth! Long gone! Of course, there is now the DRM2 .. Presenting the DRM1 Major Drum a fully analogue drum voice synthesiser capable of diverse percussion duties. The DRM1 is a natural development from my Modular work and is made up of several circuit sections which are combined with rhythmic areas very much in mind. But, as we ll see, the parts are not too far removed from their synth roots and, with the DRM1X MD Expander, the sonic palate of the DRM1 can be opened further still. This is also the beginning of a new line of rhythmic systems a hint of the future ca

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DRM1 Major Drum [Archive]

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