Roland TR808 - R8 MKII - Korg ESX1 - Volca Beats

how this 4 drum machines sounds in a similar pattern. I've tryed to do my best tweeking on parameters to do something similar.
The TR-808 still remains inimitable but other ones do a lot more fun and inspiration. The Volca Beat is a cheap funny instrument.

[@ResistanceIsUsefull]

That comparison was Super helpful! Thanks for making & posting this informative video.

[@hayeye]

thanks

[@ludwigkopp8130]

Myth versus reality. Thank you for the insight 👍🤖🖑

[@hayeye]

;)

[@ntrsnofficial8328]

You did't change the decay settings on the r8

[@manwelldocampo4083]

yup kick's decay sounds very tight

[@andy80sdrums]

Wow. I liked the R8 over the whole bunch here.

[@hayeye]

R8 still have beautiful sound and features

[@andy80sdrums]

I will buy a MKII shortly because I really think that for my kind of sound, which is mostly 80's oriented, it is a great all-around addition. I am surprised how I liked the timbre of this MKII better than the real TR. Let alone that what I just heard coming from the TR doesn't really justify the hefty prices they go for nowadays. In terms of punch/versatility/variety/cost the R8 is a clear winner.

[@hayeye]

the TR-808 nowdays is for collectors only

[@cammellsound5400]

@Love made in Japan Good luck finding card 10. Plus you can only use one card at a time.

[@cammellsound5400]

@Love made in Japan I am talking to the people you are advising. You're giving them bad advice.

[@fantasyproduct1042]

Hi mate. I've got a TR8 and a volca beats. Thinking about an R8. Is it a worthy addition?

[@hayeye]

Hi! I do really love Roland R8. I'd used it a lot and more of TR-808 and Volca Beat in my songs.