18 voices. Zero samples. A contemporary drum synthesizer.
This is the most powerful instrument we’ve ever built. Tekno doesn’t just knock — it kicks the door down.
18 voices. Zero samples. A contemporary drum synthesizer.
This is the most powerful instrument we’ve ever built. Tekno doesn’t just knock — it kicks the door down.
this is very cool looking, can’t wait to try it out.
OK so. I bought it. Basically because I have 0 self-control when it comes to BA products.
Immediately out of the gate, I see Richard Devine in the top placement with a drum kit. RD is beyond elite and a sonic master. I loaded it up in Reason, I used the drum sequencer but unfortunately the hats are actually firing the toms - Which I could fix, but I wanted to make minor mention about that. So far, this thing is straight up BEAST MODE. So many parameters to change and play with - but the coolest thing i’ve spotted within 5mins of tinkering with it, The drum kit preset box. Ex. I can dial in the global setting of Allison R Mixtape - Polydata as the actual drum kit I want, But lets say I want to change KICK A - I can select the drum and change JUST the kick to the Berlin kit. Then I can select SNARE A and select the Big Room kit.
It’s not that I needed this drum machine, but I needed this drum machine ![]()
The only downside was, after I checked out I saw the banner with the latest coupon code, but hey you win some, you lose some ![]()
Overall, this is a really, REALLY cool plugin and it sounds so heavy. I don’t even have it processing via my drum bus so there’s all this “Beat Smasher/IHNY2 Love” baked into the kick by default. This is really fresh. <3 Keep it up guys!
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Sweet! Looks and Sounds fantastic!
Any plans for an iOS AUv3 version???
I really like the streamlined approach as a drum synth without being bloated by yet another sequencer
…especially for iOS… the more focused the GUI, the better…It’d be good if the user could scale down how many drum voices to match a specific controller/trigger device…to say 12 vs. 18 ![]()
That won’t make it into the upcoming version, but it’s something that has been suggested before. We’ll look into it for future iterations! ![]()