Audiotool

[ROCKSTEADY]

This is a pretty sweet roland drum machine emulator that runs in Java. check the shit out if you've ever wanted to try out all the classic roland machines and effects!

I spent a crap load of time messing with it.

Audiotool

Do I smell an AE song contest? :whistling:

[Wind]

This seems like a java version of a nuendo plug-in I have for the same drum machines.

I'm trying to get software drum machine that are more modern, like I love playing drums... but I wanna make a few songs that sound right off of "Pretty Hate Machine"

[ROCKSTEADY]

you should update FF.

Im used to using trackers like LSDJ, LGPT and Renoise. Using 2 classic TR's for free that i would normally have to sell all my belongings to purchase is pretty cool.

[ROCKSTEADY]

This seems like a java version of a nuendo plug-in I have for the same drum machines.

I'm trying to get software drum machine that are more modern, like I love playing drums... but I wanna make a few songs that sound right off of "Pretty Hate Machine"

If you want to go soft, i would just use a 909 and run it through some overdrive and crush effects, maybe a compressor.

[Ceraziefish]

Hm.

Someone should remind me to actually go through and learn how to use this shit. It looks pretty interesting and the idea appeals to me, but I need to spend more than 30 seconds figuring it out. Haha.

[ROCKSTEADY]

1. Step Sequencer

This is your 16 note/step sequencer. Think of this as your musical timeline. Notes pressed on the timeline are programed into the beat, however, the sequencer can only program one instrument at a time

2. Instrument Selector

This is where you select the percussion instrument, so you can program it into the sequencer

3. Instrument Setting

This is where you change the sounds of your instruments.

4. Timing switch

Switches up the timing.

once you get the 808 down, you should be able to figure out the other machines.

[Ceraziefish]

Damn, this program is awesome, and surprisingly well made.