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Sequential Circuits • TOM

A really cool drum machine. It is similar to the DrumTraks but much more advanced. Its sound is very electronic and consists of 8 of the most basic drum kit sounds. However it has a much more flexible tune control for each drum sound than any other drum machine/module. All sounds can be tuned and can then be layered allowing for chord-like drum tones and all kinds of wacky sounds. You can also play reverse sounds and program pan position. Sounds on EPROM cartridges can add up to 8 more drum tones of different sounds. This machine is also MIDI equipped, able to transmit/receive all of its controller parameter information!

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Isham

Posted 47 days ago

this machine is powerful (and I have all linn machines and a studio 440), tried it once and fall in love. Some demos ?
looking to buy one in good working condition,
thanks a lot to contact me : isham@hispeed.ch

romon

Posted 83 days ago

Own this allready for a few months. We'll never part. The ordinarry drums who can be transformed to the weirdest sounds (reverse, roll, pitch change) make Tom tha bomb. It has a lot of force behind its sound. A little compressed and fat ! Tom uses cartridges for extra sounds who can easily switch live. I'm wondering if someone could sell me some extra cartridges :-)...
If you want wide range funky boogie sounds, choose for TOM. If you want to blast everyone away choose for TOM. You wont think you made a mistake.

(now this is propaganda, shiit !)

Vincent

Posted 90 days ago

If anyone in the US has one of these for sale, hit me up!

Mad Al

Posted 426 days ago

There's actually a ninth basic internal "instrument" of sorts. Instrument 16 controls the trigger-out on the back of the unit, and can be programmed like any other drum instrument (only without pitch or pan information), putting out a 5V 10ms pulse on command.

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