drums

my punk band is dropping acoustic instruments and we'd like to know if there is any cheap way to introduce live electronic drumming. like, cheap pads and cheap drum software or a cheap drum machine which works well with this sort of thing. i lost my job and one of us is 16 so we don't really have a big budget at all.

pluses would be sounding like early p-model, being able to use samples, and looking like flur & bartos in the 70's. individual outputs is a plus but not necessary after all, especially if samples are a possibility.

oh, and the more user-friendly the better. we already have a d-50 and 3 fm synths so we're kind of running out on punk cred and patience.

also, which is a good way to sequence drum loops from live playing, and to have a drummer switch between patterns and turn loops on and off?

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mpc 500 for 250-300e, but not very user friendly in my opinion.

so you're dropping acoustic instruments, have 3 FM synths, a D50, and thinking about adding in an electronic drum section. have you ever considered that maybe punk isn't the way to go?

We used some cheap as fuck pads we found on an old electronic drum kit in a charity shop and fed them all into the Alesis Trigger IO, which in turn triggered samples inside Ableton. Looping was a pain, but doable.

  On 6/10/2015 at 7:58 PM, BCM said:

so you're dropping acoustic instruments, have 3 FM synths, a D50, and thinking about adding in an electronic drum section. have you ever considered that maybe punk isn't the way to go?

  On 6/10/2015 at 6:03 PM, LUDD said:

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  On 6/10/2015 at 9:41 PM, modey said:

 

  On 6/10/2015 at 7:58 PM, BCM said:

so you're dropping acoustic instruments, have 3 FM synths, a D50, and thinking about adding in an electronic drum section. have you ever considered that maybe punk isn't the way to go?

what about synthpunk m8

for real though, nice one on making synthpunk with digital synths. I love the ms10/ms20 but maaaan the synthpunk scene is saturated with them