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Making Friends With A Drum Machine
Norman Weinberg gives us a dozen ideas for making a drum machine into the most flexible metronome you've ever seen, and quite a useful tool.

Norman Weinberg gives us a dozen ideas for making a drum machine into the most flexible metronome you've ever seen, and quite a useful tool.
Gino Robair gives us a project that provides a cheap and easy way to amplify sounds and allow us to process subtle harmonics.
Sampling, or recording an instrument at various pitches and volumes in order to use it later, is a vital skill for recording. Here’s how to do it.
We compare two new boxes side-by-side that offer tons of possibilities for rhythm making: the M-Audio Trigger Finger and the Korg padKONTROL.
iPhone users are annoying. Look at them with their shiny black status symbols, absent-mindedly ignoring the world around them (pay attention to us normals!). As they smugly text a witty line that only those of privileged pedigree would enjoy, one begins to wonder if the user is in fact the biggest flaw of the iPhone. So momentarily suspend any anti iPhone hang-ups (pun intended) and check out the practicality of the vast array of iPhone music applications before Apple trademarks the letter āiā and takes over the world.
Alesis' ProTrack Mobile Recording Kit, which combines the ProTrack handheld recorder for iPod with Alesis’ AM2 Stereo Microphone Set, is now shipping.
