Drumatix Mods is a unique audiopack created with an electronically modified roland 606 drum machine. The FULL pack contains 215x of rare analog samples and 6x customized KONTAKT Kits but also 20x drum loops with separate tracks. All samples sources are purely analog and were directly sampled from circuits with professional preamplifiers.

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• FULL PACK :

- 215x DRUM SOUND (different tones, decay, filtering)
- 6x kits KONTAKT (606 goes to 808, Snares, Hi-Hats, Toms, Cymbals, 606 goes to 808 sweep)
- 20x LOOPS w/ multitracks (original + processed) + mixed plug'n'play loops

• ALL Samples pack : - 215x DRUM SOUND (different tones, decay, filtering)

• KONTAKT Kits : 6x KONTAKT customized kits (606 goes to 808, Snares, Hi-Hats, Toms, Cymbals, 606 goes to 808 sweep)

• Multitrack LOOPS : - 20x LOOPS w/ multitracks (original + processed) + mixed plug'n'play loops

• Single mixed LOOPS : - 20x LOOPS mixed plug'n'play loops

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History (wikipedia sources)

The TR-606 was part of Roland's line of computer-controlled musical instruments that are now very highly sought after. The TB-303 and TR-606 launched in 1981 as a matched pair to provide solo artists the chance to practice without other individuals, solely using the TR-606 and TB-303 as drums and bass lines to practice to, but the programming and artificial sounds made the boxes uncomfortable to use and they soon lost their luster. The group was doomed to an early demise as popular music soon shifted to sampled drum sounds and real bass lines for hit songs, as sample capabilities were the newest development of the late 1980s.
The TR-606 was used by punk rock/noise rock band Big Black and was credited on its records as Roland. It was also used on The Sisters of Mercy's early records, where it was credited as "Doktor Avalanche".
It was featured on the Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark album Dazzle Ships, listed in the liner notes among the instruments used.
Dave Rowntree of the Britpop band Blur uses one on the track "On Your Own" from their 1997 self-titled album Blur.
Outside of rock music, the TR-606 was commonly used by electronica artists Plastikman, Aphex Twin, Mike Ink, and Autechre. Even artists that preferred breakbeats to four-on-the-floor rhythms used it, seen when 4Hero credited the TR-606 on its well-received album Parallel Universe. Another example was Massive Attack's 1994 album Protection, which prominently used the machine on some tracks, and the CD booklet included a photo of the TR-606 connected to a TB-303. The Swedish electronic band Covenant used it extensively for most of their career, citing it as "one of the most beautifully distortable drum machines ever made".
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