I wish yamaha will do an updated su700

Thats because its been done to "Death"...its a fad!....all Behringer does is copy other companies old stuff!

Roland System-500. Roland SE-O2.

@@justaname1862 well yea its a copy or clone. What ever you wanna call it but can you find a roland tr808 for less than $2000. I don't think so. The rd-8 sounds great for what it is. a price tag of $299 And it has better features than a true tr808. Behringer have really stepped up their game with these drum machines. I can't wait to get my hands on one. Gonna get the rd-9 also. They're coming out close to the end of the year. Should be around late September.

@@Fireblaze15 Well, Studio Electronics made it for them.

The original Roland 808 used defective transistors to generate its unique sound. As the semiconductor industry got better the defective transistors ceased to exist. Of course there are probably ways around it but just thought I would share some history :)

@@LoneWolfDion Behringer has a lot of experience doing defective gear xD

And because of that Roland 808 is so overpriced.

I’d like to see a video where someone compares this agains Roland tr-08, but then also with some sort of analog distortion plugin on the tr-08. The outputs are cool on this but the usb out is super convenient on rolands. I feel like you could run it through something like kazrogs true iron and get close, but I’m speculating.

Roland has said publicly in a documentary that I watched that they never like to do the same thing twice. They would always rather make something new, even if it is not as popular, then put out the same stuff over and over. This is why I feel they did not re-issue and 808 or a 909 until the TR eight came out, with its many improvements in terms of workflow and USB audio streaming.

Craig_M Arturia spark is beast mode, I gave two sparks and a beatstep!

It kind of makes me miss the days when Chris Carter was doing gear reviews.

@Boofsquad I think the reason they are good at producing remakes is because behringer were the company who factory produced the originals back in the day, so they had the plans anyway. And the patent has run after 30 40 years. The fact that the originals are so expensive now, I quite favour behringers clone approach now as it gives the next generation a chance to use it without having to be rich to do it.

It's a either a trick or she bought something...lol

LuddyVonBeat they are

Oh just wait for it. They will!

@@The_Invisible_Man Update me please , what more do you know invisible ?

They are making a Lin. Drum it will be out nexonth

-oh, he knows the old school stuff... SHIT, ITS KENNY LARKIN!

How dope is it to have Kenny Larkin comment🤯

I love the fact it was an Electro classic in the streetsounds electro series also!

I'm convinced Roland is just a big think tank that takes zero input from customers

me

You know what the f you are talking about ;)

Count me in :D

Band name - Wavejumpers

If you where a nice girl Id start a Drexciyan coverband with ya :)

Zach Ahahahahahaha cracked me up

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Lmao

spot on hilarious

brilliant sample hahaha

Loved that bit

"Suck and Pump"

"Son! I told you before, cool it with the Aphex Twin while the family is over!!"

😭😭😭

morenazo952 Consumers won’t care, but the fact that musicians have a new inspiring piece of gear in their physical hands will spawn a new wave of music with 808 sounds

Most modern producers dont even know that those sounds they're using originated from an actual drum machine, they just think '808' is synonymous with 'heavy bass drum'

@@jeevesdfector3686 Jeeves DFector this is true I'm a producer and know the 808 comes from a drum machine but most of the time I forget that it came from a drum machine because I never see the drum machine.Drums just become sounds and names when you use a daw. There is a detachment from the old equipment the sounds originated from.

@@trevor4835 Make your point without being some shitty homophobic edge Lord.

modern hip hop sounds have changed alot

Siedepunkt The Neutron is built to last . . .

Yes please

got the d and the neutron and they are "built like a tank"

Tank version baby 🔊

Yeah, there could be limited "Tank" series. I'm in.

Keep up .... beat you to it! Wonder if mine will be S/N 000001 ? Yours Thomann too? i.e first stock, air freighted in to Europe - end Sept ..! 😎🍻👍

please please please, but not samples of the samples, the actual binaries a'la Vprom, just make it both with swappable "eproms" maybe even throw in Linn 9000 binaries in there too.

Hw vprom, hell yeah!!!

I’m pretty sure Behringer confirmed they were making a LinnDrum reissue.

@@Ancaja123 yeah static samples can't compare with the genius of the Linn. Every hit on it has a slightly different feel and waveform. In a way it was organic

@@HotStrange I don't think they did. a video made it seem like they were but they said that wasn't true. I wonder if the waveforms/binaries are copywritten

marctronixx I think 8:08 was Marvin Gaye sexual healing

@@domorewithsage no sir with all due respect that is cybotron. :)

@@domorewithsage at 8:15 is sexual healing. 😊

Quite funny to watch the clash of Nick's mild skepticism with Gaz's enthusiasm.

Yes! It had the best analogue drum sounds! Great for the silly stuff I like to make.

Maybe in a few years . . . Keep asking

Cyclone Analogic TT-78

And a LinnDrum

Yes please

"I do like your acid rock"

What did he mean by that

Well, actually the first 20 seconds, just to know that the name changed from RD-808 to RD-8 (probably because of copyrights from Roland, who are too dumb to have proposed a clone of their analog TR-808 machine on their own before Behringer did it).

@@RookieWeedalogist Not sure, but that beat is the outro of Planet Rock

AlainHubert roland tr-08 was first actually

Me too.. Im more interested in the 909

Or both at the same time to dilute the orders a little bit.

End of the year or early next year

not even close

@@johnnyv673 hha i know sounds nothing like a real 808

so you should stop watching him (as I'll do now)

they're stock piling the shit out of these things

It is good to see that I was not the only one to catch that.

I quite like my electribe 2 sampler tbh. It's limited, but it's very quick and intuitive to program. Combined with a beatstep pro and a single synth, you can get quite complex with it in just a few minutes. I am saving up for an MPC though, so yeah, it's too limited in the end, but still a fun little sampler to play around with.

gladtobeangry Actually the thing about classic Electribes is immediacy and fun: inspiration and getting things done quickly (well, just my opinion)

@@javiceres Well, the modern version doesn't disappoint in that respect. The 32mb RAM is just not enough for what I want to do with it, and the fx are a bit hit and miss. As a sketchpad/drummachine it's very quick, and easy to use. If you want to do more complex atmospheres/phrases/loopbased stuff, you run into limitations quickly.

@@gladtobeangry I see.

Sure, why not. Sounds fantastic, and it's a great modern take on a performance drum machine.

@@st0rmchild i just got the Roland Fantom 6 and it is also pretty good but the TR-8 still has better kick in my opinion unless there is a way to turn up decay on the Fantom

Yes a CR-78, now!!

No Name I read they might make it in the same chassis as the RD6...which for me is kinda a let down because the cr78 box look was always appealing to me

@Fluffy Bunnykins and me, and the fact I remember the name of their dinosaur, Posh Paws, which is Swap Shop spelled backwards...almost.

@@daveydixon1363 Wow, never knew it spelt that backwards...I was only very young then and not that smart 😅

Explain?

esquilax-Timeless hardware doesn’t rely on computer support. MicroUSB that’s on the Boutiques is on its way out.

@@almightyEsquilax Windows drivers

I agree and that's why I bought the drumbrute impact

I do want some solid information about that !

For me the Roland please.

Hah. One never quite knows what to say in these situations... Yeah that sub 80hz is pretty massive on this

Of course that is possible. :)

You can never have enough drum machines 😆

We are such abject suckers 8)

Isn't it something to do with power that runs through the processor, it needs time for the right voltage to build up?

@@b00ts4ndc4ts I think it's due to a capacitor, but yeah, that's pretty much it

@@MrMargaretScratcher I don't mind too much about the quirky stuff, I have a step sequencer that only has 15 dedicated buttons and one that has to do multiple functions, it isn't even along the bottom with the rest of them. But love using it.

Well with step program machines its nick not being super impressed and gaz telling him to be more impressed.

the two guys demonstrating the drum machine here don't look like people from any of the genres of music that liked the 808…………….…………………………………………………………….they look like classic rockers who listen to Foghat……………………………………………………………………………………………..who are these people?

you have a great channel from one Panorama80 lover to another...………………………………………………………………………………..is there a better new wave radio station?

Yeah our boys in the video are talking like there's room for both in the market, and they make like there's still a reason to buy the Boutique with USB audio outs, but if we're honest it's Game Over. On the Behringer you can run your individual outs into real effect pedal or rack gear, and that's the real deal. The most bizarre thing is that Roland themselves could have made a full size analog 808 MKII, and even if it was priced $100 more than the Behringer it would have killed... but they didn't.

Crolodon-Roland no longer has the infrastructure to create analog hardware hence the SE-02 by Studio Electronics. It would involve footwork that frankly aren’t interested in doing.

@@crolodon8024All true, but they beat Behringer to the punch on an 808 recreation and they've already sold all the units they needed to sell.

@@elissitdesign Good point Eric.

Second hand market is going to be blowing up though.

They're both great, but even better together.