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fatstrat
Hey I'm interested in getting a drum machine to substitute out my metronome for some easier on the ear backing tracks. I was gonna ask the GMC community what drum machines they thought would be the best and most affordable. Appreciate the help!!
USAMAN
I would buy fruityloops.
It has built in drum machine and built in drum loops.
you can download it for fairly cheap 2.

Peace.
Trond Vold
Fruityloops is good.

If you want a hardware drummachine, then the Boss DR-670 is good.
swingline
If you have Guitar Pro you can export the drums as a midi file and then import it into Fruity Loops and mask it with a downloaded drum kit. I do this and you can't tell the difference between from the real thing.
Chris Evans
I prefer to work with drum machines (Hardware) and have been using for several years an Alesis SR 16, excellent drum machine easy to use but starting to get a little dated and I have to do a lot a tweaking once I `ve recorded them to get a nice crisp drum sound.

As it happens I`ve just ordered A Boss DR 670 so I`m glad Trond gave that as a recomendation, I`ll let you know what its like when I get it smile.gif
edgecrusher
i personally use linplug rmIV, but it's a bit expensive unless you're a student (then you get 50% off). another would be toontrack ez drummer (combined with DFH, a great deal).
Ivan Milenkovic
Maybe Groove Agent from Steinberg can be a good solution. It is a software plug but can work as a standalone too.
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