I joined the rd9 Facebook group when it was first announced and they are all still there waiting in agony for it to be released something like 2 years later
Someone criticises Behringer occasionally and hardcore behringer fans get upset telling them to leave Uli the lord and saviour alone.
Iām not remotely interested in the rd9 anymore but itās a hilarious yet depressing group
for fully fledged production i struggle integrating drum machines (except the rytm ) so this one would sit only in a jam setup anyway. and for this purpose its close enough iād say.
i tried it at superbooth 2 years ago and had lots of fun with it, perfect for jamming.
but i wish there was more space between knobs.
If they were smart theyād get Jeff Mills to use one. When did they switch out their whole marketing team? Havenāt seen the original 3 people in a while now.
we even talked about that at their booth and they seemed rly receptive about it. but in the end the design was already done i guess ^^ maybe some smaller knob caps would be a solution
It doesnāt sound that bad, maybe close enough, Are the hihats samples or synthesised?
the extra pitch on kick probably wasnāt needed if they made it so it can be switched off.
my Rytm is certainly not concerned about itās place on the desk anyhow.
in the original, the cymbals are all sampled. not sure how B got around lifting the original samples and re-distributing/selling themā¦ unless they tracked down the original cymbals themselves and created their own samples; hence why they sound kinda offā¦?