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Behringer RD-6 and TD-3, two remakes of very classic machines. Do they deliver?
After using both in a full song production, I feel I have gotten to know them quite good.
Here's my thoughts and conclusions about them.
Sounds great! Not 100% re-creations of the originals, but that's no problem and in a mix this really have no importance.
Very cheap to get and fully analog of course.
The build quality is also very cheap, at least when it comes to the feel of the plastic and knobs. The originals were also quite cheap, but these feel more toy-like than the originals.
Midi sync doesn't work very well and the RD-6 does not transmit the midi-notes out for the clap. Maybe a firmware update will take care of these things so check the Behringer website for this.
They don't run off batteries which for me is a big party-pooper. They would be so much more usable to me if they could be run of batteries as the originals could.
All in all, great bang for the buck!
Watch my tutorial about the song I made where I used both of them extensively:
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