An old, sophisticated, classic drum machine. Its sounds are sampled recordings of actual instruments. The machine has a number of human like feels to it such as a great swing function, rolls, flams and other weird time signatures and grooves. Best of all it's easy to operate. 8 separate outputs for individual processing, 100 sequences and 50 songs.

The DMX was the original drum machine of Hip Hop and Rap, and was used by artists such as Run DMC, Prince, Roni Size, Stevie Nicks, Mike Oldfield, David "Hawk" Wollinski, Phillipe Saisse, David Frank of The System, the Thompson Twins and New Order on tracks like "Blue Monday".

Dj Dionysos, The Incredible

August 19, 2009 @ 3:16 pm

(Not to mention) it was also used by no other than "Davy Dmx" who introduced the machine to the me and to all hip hop massive by calling himeslf after it. His seminal great "One For The Treble! was the blue print of the hip hop that was to come!

Jon

July 27, 2009 @ 10:54 am

The Oberheim DMX has been credited as used by Jeff Lynne for ELO's 1983 album 'Secret Messages'. Although I couldn't say specifically which songs it was used on.

Ben

July 9, 2009 @ 8:58 pm

It's all about the Handclap with the DMX. It really wants to be on every 16th of every bar and the art is knowing how to reign it in :)

Analog Renaissance 1

June 5, 2009 @ 6:49 am

Davy DMX-'One for the treble', Rick James-'17' 'you bring the freak out', Alexander O'Neil-'If you were here tonight', Herbie Hancock-'Earth beat'

GotNoSoul

May 19, 2009 @ 3:21 pm

You forgot to mention the Sisters Of Mercy... 'Dr. Avalanche' !

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