+1 on the TR-07

Miguel Vasquez- Goth Cat if the 707 comes out I’ll cry tears of joy 🥰

I mean.. the TR-6s is a sampler, and the 707 is ROM sample based. What would be the gain?

I want a boutique 707/727 combo. We need all the Chicago house boxes. Bring it Roland!!!

@@gavinpeters9531 The 6s also already has 707 and 727 sounds

Would love to hear those...

They made it already🤔🤷‍♂️ I don’t think you export stems but the rest is available I believe

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I don't think so? It's a companion for the boutique TB-03 and other drum machines, you lose the trigger in and out on the TR-6S but the ACB modeling technology and sounds (although parameters may be different) are the same

Thats such a good question. That's something I was wondering about the JU-06a and the J-6. obviously there's more immediate control on the JU, but as far as sound engine, are they exactly the same? Also, is the 808 sounds on the boutique TR-08 the exact same as the TR-06S?

@@Zeal808 Mix Out L+R / BD / SD / LT / HT / CY / OH+CH

@@Zeal808 How it works on tr-08? I'm thinking about getting one of this (tr-6 or tr-06s) but I don't know whether it records individuals instruments or all together in one channel. In fact, I think the second option would be even better. You know if I could do it just plugin in the USB cable to my computer?

tr-06 has delay sync

The boutiques have synch with fx’s and lfo’s its an option in the menus

Behringer completely missed the portability aspect unfortunately. Battery power is great to bring these out to jam together.

@@intnrmri At least the Behringer one has individal outputs, so I can connect them to my pedals for better sound proccessing...

@@intnrmri Just get an external battery?

​@@intnrmri This digital sounding "analog modeling" TR-06 with digital effects, digital this, digital that and with only one audio output costs 400€ VS truly analog RD-6 with analog Boss DS-1 modelled distortion circuit and with 6 voice outputs + Mix output costs 160€ VST in a pretty box for 400€ or legit piece of hardware, an actual analog drum machine for 160€ Im pretty positive that with that spare 240€ you can find a pretty pleasant portable power solution powerful enough to juice up that RD-6 + a whole little jam band if portability is ones key factor with this thing. Seriously, single output digital replica music toy for 400€, you are being played. Meanwhile TR-06S at least has stereo output, FM synth engine and sounds from 808, 909, 707 and 606 + you can load your own samples from SD-card, in the same price of 400€

You hit the nail right on the head.

I think you are wrong though. I used to diss the Boutique range, but the TR08 and TR09 are hugely usable. I think that the Boutique range fits perfectly hybrid workflows : people that are inbetween the computer and hardware sound sources. At least this is why I will always favour them to what Behringer does right now. The big big (really big) advantage of the Roland range over Uli's is the MIDI IMPLEMENTATION !!! Big deal for recall, and certain type of workflow. Then the Roland sound is also SPOT ON : don't get fooled by the size, the "digital is bad" and the naysayers : the sound is right there. Erol Alkan uses them, I mean... If it's good enough for the boss of Phantasy label, it's good enough for most people ! Just run it thru a coloured preamp, or a soft saturation if you want more mojo, but as is, it's usable. If you record the TR 08, zoom in the waveform, you'll realize that each drum hit is different : ACB emulates the variation you get with an analog machine. Again don't get fooled, the audio coming out of the Boutique range is spot on... To each their own. I know that I'll get the TR 06 at some point (when the price will lower), or maybe the TT606 by Cyclone. As long as it has full MIDI implementaiton I'll be fine, analog or ACB. I'd go with the Behringer range if it has a serious MIDI (I'm not againt Behringer at all), but MIDI is what works for me.

What a load of nonsense this post is. The point of any instrument is to enable the user to make music and to sound good while doing so. The 06 obviously excels in both of those areas. Yes it’s digital, but those extra features on the Roland box are going to help me create a better track almost every time. The tone is also bang on, so I couldn’t care less about it not being analog. If it sounds like a 606 it sounds like a 606. Feels pretty daft to make an issue out of that purely on principle. Oh and if caring about ethics, intellectual theft or exploitation are “boomer traits” then call me Chuck Shumer because I guess I’m a boomer (I’m not actually but you get the point). Moving on.

How are they “toys”? The original 606 was literally plastic and this one is made of metal. Plus it has more functionality. As for the 6S it can do a ton of sounds and both sounds incredible. Literally no logic in your statement.

There’s waaay more features...I have a td3 that I love, cant get a 303 wrong. I want a tr-06 from Roland

..and quality. Yikes- and I have Behringer Synths too.

@@RMMChicagoOfficial My Vocoder and DeepMind 12 and are amazing. Quality is great. Behringer has really been kickin ass lately. I'm gonna snatch that 2600 up when it comes out too. A companion for my Moog Grandmother

An important first lesson, then; learning the difference between a demonstration and a tutorial.

@@benjaminmyatt5721 Such a lame response!

Colin Cannings are you sure you understood it, or would you like me to post a separate comment specifically targeting people with no experience reading comments before?

It just came out...of course they are showing it off. Every video can’t be a lesson

@andy eccles That's ok, I spend a lot of time there! Have a great day, take care.

That's a fair question, because surely logic would state, make units full size , compete with Behringer, even with a higher price point. A modern copy of their own line of products would seem sensible, that won't happen though.

I see a good market for the 6S at least and the Boutique have always been premium reproductions rather than products made to sell millions of units at a cheap price

i would like one with the original drum circuits in it with that sequencer on it.

@@marcomaureira How are they "premium reproductions"? They are not reproductions at all, they are VST's inside a box, and they are not "premium", tiny knobs, bad build quality, shit specs, shit converters. They are made for hipsters and people who think anything "sounds good" because they have no experience to have a meaningful comparison. Roland cash in on those kind of people.

@@novakattila by premium I meant price only I also doubt the quality in their boutique series but what's the alternative, spending 3K on the real deal? Sadly until Behringer Clones all the tr series roland pretty much has a free way to release subpar products

Tbh the only downside is the lack of individual outputs. But I use my computer as a mixer so that's no problem for me.

new boutique release and another lame comment