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Teenage Engeering EP-133 K.O. II Sampler SOMA Laboratory Pulsar-23 Semi-Modular Drum Machine
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  1. Landscape Noon Passive Analog Drum Machine
    Landscape Noon Passive Analog Drum Machine
    As low as $770.00
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  2. Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II
    Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II 64MB Sampler Composer
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    $299.00

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  3. Sonicware Liven Texture Lab
    Sonicware Liven Texture Lab Granular Synthesizer + Effector
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    $239.00

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  4. Roland SPD-SX Pro Sampling Drum Pad
    Roland SPD-SX Pro Sampling Drum Pad
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    $1,199.99

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  5. Roland SP-404 MkII
    Roland SP-404 MkII Creative Sampler and Effector
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    $499.99

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  6. BASTL Kastle Drum Handheld Modular Synthesizer
    BASTL Instruments Kastle Drum Handheld Modular Synthesizer
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    $132.00

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Drum Machines

From the classic sounds of the Roland TR-808 to cutting-edge samplers and experimental percussion boxes like the Elektron Octatrack and Soma Pulsar-23, drum machines have become one of the most powerful and beloved music-making tools for genres of all kinds. The foundation of so much of our favorite music is a driving rhythm or tasteful groove, and with the right drum machine in your hands, you unlock total control over rhythmic expression. But whether you opt to use traditional sounds or pioneer new textures and timbres, keeping a drum machine around will almost certainly keep you inspired.

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