What’s interesting about drum machines, software or hardware, is how the apparently minor differences in features and workflow can add up to loving one and not quite connecting with another that on paper is similar but is just not quite “it” for you in practice. There are a lot of options, and while having the ability to select, sculpt and process your drum sounds and programmed rhythms in as much detail as possible within a single interface is often preferable, don’t be under the illusion that the more complex, all-singing-and-all-dancing drum plugins are necessarily the better match for your own preferred way of working. D16’s Drumazon models the ubiquitous Roland TR-909 drum machine
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