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So why didn't drum machines become commonplace in popular music until the 1980s?
acousvnt 2 months ago
Love to get one just to hack my neighbours off!
Sids60sSounds 8 months ago
this is the new MASCHINE!!! SICK!!
xpez 9 months ago
Hi, I have the same machine it's excellent!
johnnydistortiontrio 1 year ago
coooooooooooool professor!
buddyeagle 1 year ago
how old this machine? Thank you. Cool stuff professor.
buddyeagle 1 year ago
can you make a sample pack please ?
captmanonymous 1 year ago
@captmanonymous
samples of analog machines are not the same
SPAZZOID100 9 months ago
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want i this think?
defcreator 1 year ago
I think this want!
bobbydj01 1 year ago
I want this think!!!
Teddysk89 2 years ago
Nice one!
I've got another EKO called the New Rhythm Box.
It might be an older version of this one, i guess. I'll try to post a video of it. Yes it is music, we used it on some tracks.
Nothing like a real good drummer of course....
sideburnstijger 2 years ago
hey, i have one too, but it's an older version without those shift knobs.
I don't think this is music, i use it as an metronome for my bass and guitar playing.
Greetings!
Jeur18 2 years ago
nice
lkjlkjlkjlkjlkjlkj6 2 years ago
A very futuristic sound box; JM Jarre would like it! :-))
Aetila 2 years ago
Jarre had an EKO indeed. But not this model - it was the Computerhythm.
AnalogAudio1 2 years ago
A Computerhythm? Sounds like Roland's CompuRhythm series.
AtlantisLion 2 years ago
Amazing box: looks like an old radio, but sound totally tekno!
CleverDjembe 2 years ago
this thing is sweet!
tekkentool 2 years ago