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| 1908.1 | Any news on this beast? | MAY26::DIORIO | | Mon Feb 20 1989 19:33 | 5 |
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Has anyone heard what new sounds are in the 16B? I heard that it's
going to sell for $399. Can anyone confirm that?
Mike D
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| 1908.2 | more to follow | SUBSYS::ORIN | A waist is a terrible thing to mind | Mon Feb 20 1989 21:11 | 10 |
| > Has anyone heard what new sounds are in the 16B? I heard that it's
> going to sell for $399. Can anyone confirm that?
Mike,
It's supposed to have lots of Latin percussion sounds. It's designed as
an enhancement to the HR16. The stores don't have any info right now. More
infor should be forthcoming in several weeks.
dave
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| 1908.3 | | CCYLON::ANDERSON | | Wed Feb 22 1989 14:24 | 4 |
| A few more cymbal choices would be nice...
Jim
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| 1908.4 | Boomssshhh Hr16B | WOTVAX::KENT | | Tue Feb 28 1989 11:45 | 14 |
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re -1
The report I read on the 16B last night did not mention latin sounds.
It did mention that it would have more standard? drum sounds but
with built in ambient treatments. So that you can save on external
processing for your drum sounds. It also said that if the 2 HR's
were linked together. (I presume via Midi) that you could drive
both machines through one interface. So presumably it's like one
drum machine with 32 pads. This doesn't sound viable to me. Think
of step programming ?
Paul.
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| 1908.5 | Anymore news about this unit? | NRPUR::DEATON | | Thu Mar 16 1989 20:16 | 1 |
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| 1908.6 | a little info ... | MIZZOU::SHERMAN | quality first 'cause quality lasts | Mon Mar 20 1989 14:48 | 9 |
| April '89 KEYBOARD, p. 86:
Alesis announced the HR 16:B ($499) drum machine, first cousin to
the very successful HR-16. What's the difference, you ask? Sounds.
The new machine features stacked, ambient, 'in your face' sounds;
otherwise the machines are identical in every respect. New software
allows the two machines to work together as one.
Steve
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| 1908.7 | | HAMER::COCCOLI | L<>7 | Mon May 15 1989 20:59 | 2 |
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Anyone hear one yet?
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