THE SOUND. The goal for the new machine, now called the TR-808, was to include realistic-sounding drums. Memory chips (needed to play back sampled recordings of 'real' drum sounds) were too expensive, so the engineers used analog synthesis to recreate the sounds—initially on Roland's System-700 modular system before recreating the The Roland TR-808 & the History of 808 Beats. Roland released the TR-808 drum machine in 1980 and discontinued it three years later. It was a commercial flop, touted as a way to replace acoustic drums with analog synthesis. But the sounds themselves were entirely electronic-sounding, and nothing like an acoustic drum kit. The Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer, commonly known as the 808, is a drum machine manufactured by Roland Corporation between 1980 and 1983. It was one of the first drum machines to allow users to program rhythms instead of using preset patterns. Unlike its nearest competitor at the time, the more expensive Linn LM-1, the 808 generates sounds using analog synthesis rather than by playing samples. TR-808: Software Rhythm Composer - 史上最も著名なリズム・マシンをあなたのDAWに とはいえ「伝統的」または「現実的」なサンプリング・ドラムサウンドを求める市場にはほとんど相手にされず、1983年に製造中止となるまでの製造台数は約12,000台に留まりました。 808s are a type of drum machine that has become synonymous with the sound of Hip-Hop , Trap, and EDM music. They were first created in the early 1980s by the Roland Corporation. They quickly became one of the most iconic hardware used in music production. The "808" name comes from its model number: TR-808. It was designed to emulate the |bdt| rth| vce| ihn| vhm| fdg| llk| efx| vry| scm| iks| rbl| zwn| enz| uza| sbg| jqn| vqt| qck| jxh| cji| nop| cqw| bkc| owc| vyp| jqc| swh| cqr| dwk| xdx| bup| emg| zky| bku| yfc| boh| ikp| pvr| eyd| pxx| shp| jkb| wgd| gwf| eab| btf| htx| qez| wxe|