Well you would bloody well hope so if the 449 euro is correct
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Right! Do these people even know that the Analog Rytm exists?
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Bruh itās less than 500 euros. Thatās a typo. Arturia is coming for Rolandās throat
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64 patterns that can be 64 steps. Thatās what Iām talking about. None of that worthless 16 pattern 16 step memory Volca Aira BS. This is actually useable.
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I saw in the cached write up the news site compared it to most of the drum machines available, everything from a volca beats to a tempest but they omitted the rytm lol.
Anyway i was hoping it would be some sort of sampler/groovebox. I totally lost interest in other drum machines after getting a rytm, so i am gonna officially āunfollowā the progress of this brute lol
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A few weeks ago AR was 1600ā¬ at Thomann, they might have checked their facts then.
Now itās a tad under 1500ā¬. Currency fluctuations or something.
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Depending on how this one sounds, Iām kinda interested! I do plan on getting the AR too, but I think 2 drum machines is not too many. Ideally, you have one deep drum machine with loads of finesse (aka the AR) and then you have an auxiliary drum machine thatās very simple and raw.
I was thinking about pairing the AR with the Acidlab Drumatix, but the new Arturia might win, again, depending on how it sounds.
Iām getting TanzbƤr vibes from this one.
Wow. If this sounds good the price is great. Def gonna steal some sales from Roland. Not really interested personally though without sampling. A shame they didnāt add rytm/ot to their hitlist and throw another couple hundred on the price. For affordable analog drums it looks really impressive tho.
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Rather than a press release I suspect this was an internal industry marketing memo aimed at salespeople to target bearded bohemians and disco dads who wander into their store:
or else Arturia have a great sense of humour
"TARGET CUSTOMERS
Modern indie-rock hipster ā¦ and ā¦ Electronic musicians in their 50s"
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Thanks God I am too young for this machine.
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The ārandomnessā knob seems interesting.
Maybe thatās to offset jittery sync
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So Arturia think you have to be 50 to like Kraftwerk and that also said 50yr old has vintage gear!
I wonder if anyone who wrote that crap is even shaving yetā¦
Arturia have designed a box that looks like a 909 and a DMX spit roasted a Minibrute.
No
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I had a listen to the demos on the Arturia website, it sounds rather āoldā , nothing spectacular about it. The price seems to be ok, but i thought about the āTanzmausā that the sound was appealing and modern, and the Arturia thing more or less, like the drum module from an 80ties Bontempi keyboard.
The Tanzmaus only offers 5 analog sounds, and 2 digital, which is quiete a bit less than the 17 analog modules from the Arturia.
Think it sounds really good.
Incredible value for $499
Have an AR but this seams like a no brainer for the price.
-No motion sequencing / p-locking here.
The tanz-MFBs are capable of that.
-The high pitched kicks in the demos remind me of the rytm snare (or a tomcat kick). So glad I have a rytm and donāt need another drum machineā¦
- The layout is nice, multi outs nice, not much wrong here.
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mmhā¦ i have a minibrute, and itsā¦ ok for that price and the filter is niceā¦ so i know the soundā¦ but if you look at the knobsā¦ there is not really a lot to tweakā¦ the thing is like a 707 with more soundsā¦ so i have a jomox airbase and for sure the premium ARā¦ dont need this oneā¦ :-))
Arturia are taking on Elektron here.
For the worst promo videoā¦
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