- Category: Music
- First released: December 4, 2014
- Versions: 1 archived
- Installable: 1 of 1
- Seller: Elliott Garage
- com.elliottgarage.eglm1
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 7.0 or later.
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8 of 13Doesn’t receive clock or MMC. This is the very basics of midi implementation a drum machine should offer. Not worth the money. Avoid!
No idea how close the emulation is to original hardware. I don’t think a beat sequencer is necessary. I was looking for a cheap software introduction to classic drum machines and this fit the bill perfectly.
This is such a great app, true to the core of this 80s monster of a drum machine. spectacular recreation, when you hear the sounds you’re transported to the era and you recognize almost immediately what song used that sound. looking forward to the growth of this app..
Drum sounds and workflow are pretty much like the original drum machine. With that in mind, it's a very strange thing that the closed hi hat doesn't <br/>choke the open hi hat. The people that made the very early drum machines knew that a hi hat can't be open and closed at the same time. This oversight is pretty ridiculous. The fact that there's the same problem with your virtual 808 is even more ridiculous. You guys really have to fix that. It's incredible that you would go through all the trouble of recreating such an authentic experience just to have it ruined by such an obvious oversight.
Save your money, this company doesn’t care about its products or services. They have not been updated in years and if you’re planning on using this in an app like Cubasis.3 It won’t work out for you at all. Don’t waste your time with any of these products.
Worth the price just for the samples and basic functionality. Sequencing functions are a nightmare. Grid style programming of patterns a la 808/909 will help a lot at least. As would the ability to load both Linn Drum samples as we'll as LM-1.
I just bought and downloaded the app, was having fun playing around, but then noticed the sounds of the rows are reversed as to how they are labeled.
So when I saw this I got very excited. The LM-1 is a piece of equipment that gave Prince some of his signature sounds. Since this app has a basis on the LM-1, I thought the sounds would be much closer to the real thing. Not so.
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