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F9 Audio Trinity Drum kits V1.0
TR 808
The Roland TR 808 Needs little introduction (The TR stands for Transistor Rhythm). The most coveted electronic percussion instrument ever produced. After a fairly short production run between 1980 and 1983 this classic piece of synthesiser hardware has left an enormous impact on music production across Genres and formats and is probably appears on more recordings over the last 30 or so years than any other electronic device.
All Sounds in the TR808 (TR sounding for Transistor Rhythm) are created in pure analogue circuitry and therefore are ever so slightly different for every single hit.
Synonymous with Early (original) Electro, Hip Hop and Sometimes Early house the 808 is the most successful electronic percussive instrument in the world
This production-ready Kit was sampled through an API 512 pre, Neve 1081, 1057, SSL G series EQ (hardware) and processed using an old-School Flavour in mind - Just the right amount of reverb and post-processing has been applied so this can fit right into a production the moment you call it up.
TR 909
The Roland TR 909 is THE drum machine of House and Techno. Still fetching over £2000 for a second-hand unit it had everything the early house pioneers needed to cut through on the new and bigger club systems of the day.
The 909 was the first Roland Drum machine to use samples as well as analogue circuitry to create its beats. The brilliantly low bit rate hi-hats and Cymbals are famously sampled from the acoustic kit of one of the Japanese development boffins at the Roland Corp.
Still making itself known today through the re-boot of classic house rhythms across the EDM spectrum and via Roland’s excellent TR-8 recreation, this is a piece of production history.
Once again this Kit was sampled through an API 512 pre, Neve 1081, SSL G series EQ ( hardware) and processed using Just the right amount of reverb and post-processing so you can bring it up and start creating.
The most iconic sample-based machine:
It’s still revered by producers to this day and bought about the concept of swing in Electronic rhythm programming ( see F9 Video on Swing HERE )
But its not just the sound that lives on - It’s soul and concept survived through the Linn 9000 that went on to become the original MPC-60 and MPC 3000’s
A milestone in rhythm production the LM drum machines use 8 bit Eprom chips to produce a sound that was dirty and larger than life - Roger Linn has always said it was his lack of knowledge in certain areas that led them down the sonic road they ended up at, but this is the man who invented modern swing in Machines, so we reckon he just knows when something is right!
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