Autodafe – DRM32 Analog Drum Machine for Kontakt (KONTAKT)

Publisher : Autodafe
Website : Autodafe
Format : KONTAKT 5.6+
Quality : 24 bit 44.1 kHz stereo

Description : DRM32 Analog Drum Machine is a Kontakt drum sampler based on samples of analog drum machines and synthesizers such as Doepfer A-100, Roland System 100M, OSCar, Arturia DrumBrute, Analog RYTM and Analog Four, Korg Volca Beats, Acetone Rhythm Ace, Eko Dream Box, Cicruit Bent Bontempi Keyboard, Korg KPR77, Roland X0X ​​series and many others.
The tool has 5 vertical slots. Each slot has 32 different sets of sounds: 32 Kicks, 32 combinations of Snares / Rim / Clap, 32 combinations of Hats (Closed, Open, Pedal), 32 Cymbals / Cowbells, 32 combinations of Toms (Hi, Mid, Low) different ways.
Each slot has separate level controls, panning to edit and adjust the samples. Each slot has two separate controls to attack and sustain a built-in transient shaper. In each slot there are buttons Solo / Mute.
Each slot has an independent filter with a choice of type (LowPass, HighPass), with elements of Cutoff and Resonance. Each slot has an independent distortion section with a choice of type (Tube or Transistor) and level control.
Each slot has a Reverb Send Level parameter that controls the amount of sound sent to the reverb bus channel.
DRM32 Analog Drum Machine has a built-in drum sequencer with 32 selectable patterns, as well as special delay and reverb.
The instrument is loaded as a normal stereo instrument, but can be switched to a Multi-Output with user-assignable outputs.

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