Drum Machine

McSwaggerty

Hi everyone.
i often spend nights sitting on the sofa noodling on guitar and use a metronome app on my tablet.
This is ok, but not great and not loud enough.
Anyone got any suggestions for a simple and easy to operate drum machine l could use for practice ?

octatonic

In hardware: Alesis SR16

But most computers have far better options in terms of programming and if you already have a computer than it can be pretty cheap to implement.

Bridgehouse

McSwaggerty said:

Hi everyone.
i often spend nights sitting on the sofa noodling on guitar and use a metronome app on my tablet.
This is ok, but not great and not loud enough.
Anyone got any suggestions for a simple and easy to operate drum machine l could use for practice ?

Do you definitely want a drum machine?

If you want a loud metronome replacement then have a look at the TAMA Rhythm Watch. It's used by drummers and usually attached to the kit - and thus probably loud enough for you

octatonic

I'm a drummer and have a Tama rhythm watch.
It doesn't get over an acoustic drum kit- not much does really- you have to use it with in ears (usually one).

Bridgehouse

octatonic said:

I'm a drummer and have a Tama rhythm watch.
It doesn't get over an acoustic drum kit- not much does really- you have to use it with in ears (usually one).

My missus clearing isn't hitting them hard enough

octatonic

Bridgehouse said:

octatonic said:

I'm a drummer and have a Tama rhythm watch.
It doesn't get over an acoustic drum kit- not much does really- you have to use it with in ears (usually one).

My missus clearing isn't hitting them hard enough

LOL- maybe.

stratman3142

I had a feeling of deja vu for a moment.

http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/comment/1411485/#Comment_1411485

McSwaggerty

Thanks everyone, think I will stick with Stratmans suggestion.....I have downloaded the ADM app onto my Phone and will fire it through my sound system.....works for me !

GavRichList

DM1 app also very good for peanuts