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Showing posts with label LDB-1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LDB-1. Show all posts

Friday, January 31, 2014

Delptronics-Booty Shaking Breaks (more LDB1e sounds, but in song context this time)



Delptronics-Booty Shaking Breaks

Here we have some more examples of LDB1e drum sounds, but used in a song context this time around, with heavier processing.

  Aside from the Monotribe, which is the only synthpart on the track ,all sounds are from the = Delptronics LDB1e and Thunderclap modules.  I processed with: Modules: Audio Damage ADM02+ADM03, Wiard Boogie Filter
Plugins: Eventide H3000, Audio Damage Eos, Audio Damage Ronin         FX:  Korg Mini KP

I tracked a couple jam sessions with the LDB1E at either the same or relative tempo, bounced the jam sessions down and used the stems in a new live session to mix and match.   

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Wednesday, July 25, 2012

The Delptronics LDB-1 Analog Drum Machine Now Shipping!

Delptronics is now shipping the LDB-1 Analog Drum Machine!

This is the stand alone version of their recently released Eurorack Module.

"The LDB-1 “Little Drummer Boy” is a modern recreation of the classic analog drum machines of the 80's, like the Roland TR-606 and TR-808. Our goal was to recreate the warm sounds of the classics, using all analog circuitry - not samples. The brain of the LDB-1 is a powerful digital microcontroller that triggers the analog drum sounds and provides the sequencer, programmability and connectivity features.
Easily interfaces with other instruments, synthesizers, DAWs, etc. through analog connections, MIDI, and DINsync.
The LDB-1 has all of the features of a classic analog drum machine in a small, affordable package."

To read more about LDB-1 and to place your order, head over to Delptronics' website.