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$199Korg Volca Sample Digital Sample Sequencer
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$249
Korg Volca Beats Analog Synthesizer Drum Machine
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$159
Alesis CompactKit 4 Portable Tabletop Electric Drum Kit 4-Pad
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$249
Korg Volca Drum Digital Percussion Synthesizer
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$35
Alesis Module Mount Electronic Percussion Mount
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$329
Alesis CompactKit 7 Portable Tabletop Electric Drum Kit 7-Pad
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$249
Korg Volca Bass Analog Bass Synthesizer
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$129
Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-12 Rhythm Synthesiser
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$479
Alesis SR18 Portable Drum Machine with Effects
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$699
Arturia KeyStep Pro All-In-One Polyphonic Step Sequencer & Keyboard
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$989
Roland TR-8S Rhythm Performer Drum Machine
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$1199
Akai MPC One Standalone Music Production Controller
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$1549
Elektron Digitakt Digital Drum Machine and Sampler
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$249
Korg Volca Kick Analogue Kick Generator
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$379
Alesis SamplePad 4 4-Pad Drum Sampler
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$259
Behringer RD6 Classic 606 Analog Drum Machine (Yellow)
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$179
Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-32 Drum Synthesiser and Sequencer Tonic
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$599
Alesis SamplePad Pro 8-Pad Drum Sampler
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Drum Machine & Samplers
Drum Machine's and Samplers both give you the ability to turn your inspiration into reality. So what's the difference? To put it simply, drum machines typically include preinstalled drum and percussion sounds, along with a built-in sequencer. While samplers are more focused on your recording and modifying your own sounds. Those of which may or may not include an onboard sequencer like the aforementioned drum machine.
So if you're looking to create simple or complex drum patterns with renowned drum sounds, a drum machine is for you. While a sampler is going to give you more control with your own sounds to create multi-instrument loops. If that's the case, one of the latest from the Akai MPC range is sure to cover all basis in terms of drums and music production.
At DJ City, we stock a range of both Drum Machines & Samplers that are bound to take your production and live performances to the next level. Including a long lineup of the most renowned pieces of gear including Akai MPC's, the Korg Volca lineup, Roland's series of 808's, high-level DSI synths, and budget Behringer clones. So head into your local DJ City store, browse our selection below, or chat with our friendly staff today. We'd love to help you choose a Drum Machine or Sampler to advance your performances and produce your next hit!
Drum Machine's and Samplers both give you the ability to turn your inspiration into reality. So what's the difference? To put it simply, drum machines typically include preinstalled drum and percussion sounds, along with a built-in sequencer. While samplers are more focused on your recording and modifying your own sounds. Those of which may or may not include an onboard sequencer like the aforementioned drum machine.
So if you're looking to create simple or complex drum patterns with renowned drum sounds, a drum machine is for you. While a sampler is going to give you more control with your own sounds to create multi-instrument loops. If that's the case, one of the latest from the Akai MPC range is sure to cover all basis in terms of drums and music production.
At DJ City, we stock a range of both Drum Machines & Samplers that are bound to take your production and live performances to the next level. Including a long lineup of the most renowned pieces of gear including Akai MPC's, the Korg Volca lineup, Roland's series of 808's, high-level DSI synths, and budget Behringer clones. So head into your local DJ City store, browse our selection below, or chat with our friendly staff today. We'd love to help you choose a Drum Machine or Sampler to advance your performances and produce your next hit!
