The drum machine in my Zoom G3 FX pedal is but limited to say the least so I've been pondering my options.
Bit of background, my "studio" so far consists of guitar, Zoom G3 and an iMac with Garageband, awesome I know.
So the options are some sort of VST to use in Garageband or a hardware drum machine.
A usual I'm not looking to spend a fortune, probably £75 as I'm hoping I win a pair of monitor speakers all being well and the car insurance and MOT are due in the next 2 weeks.
If I go the hardware route will it just drop into my current setup somehow or will I need something mixing desk shaped to bring them all together?
I await your wisdom.....
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You'll have to pay more than £75 for a decent VST. I use Addictive Drums which is about £115 .. http://www.xlnaudio.com/addictivedrums/
Or a second hand Alesis SR16 drum machine
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Have you tried the drums in garageband?
The virtual drummer thing is actually really good once you get the hang of it. As in REALLY GOOD.
But you can also create your own drum tracks with the software drums in GB. Has an 808 sim, which is coooooool.
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I think I'd prefer having the actual SR16 hardware in my hands, but the app is a bit cheaper and probably makes more sense right now.
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