Looking for good drum machine.

[Gloominati]

I'm never able to rely on a drummer for live shows, and I'd like to have a good drum machine as a backup. Someone told me the Roland 606 was and oldie but a goodie, although I'm not sure if it would be right for a speed/thrash metal band. Does anyone have good experience with drum machines? I'd love to hear some recommendations.

[Pentacle]

Don't know much about them, because I think they suck. But please....don't use a drummachine for thrash metal....it just....just don't do it

[Gloominati]

Very few like thrash in Austin, and even fewer Austin drummers are interested. I'd play drums and the guitar and sing at the same time if I could.

[Pentacle]

You want to do gigs with that drummachine then? I don't think much people are interested in seeing a (thrash) band with a drummachine.
You could record a cd or something though.

[Gloominati]

You want to do gigs with that drummachine then? I don't think much people are interested in seeing a (thrash) band with a drummachine.
You could record a cd or something though.

The fact that you say people wouldn't be interested in it only makes me want to do it more, and I bet a drum machine would at least sound better than Lars Ulrich.

[Pentacle]

Yeah, and homosexuals are not gay

[Gloominati]

Yeah, and homosexuals are not gay

You're a great help.

[Pentacle]

I know, how can you say a drum machine would sound better then Lars?

[The Doctor]

sequbeat


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