We also offer online meetings through Confer With. For such a meeting the only thing you need is a
phone or a computer with access to the microphone, and then you can sit at home and get the same
experience as if you were in the store. Locate the icon on the screen.
You can always contact us by phone +45 38 10 08 44 from 10 am to 5.30 pm or
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The?Boom,?Snap,?and?Sizzle?of the?Most Famous Drum Machine
Ever—Now?in?Your?DAW? The most famous drum machine ever, now in
your DAW.? The TR-808 Software Synthesizer?is a?detailed?replica of
the legendary TR-808—one of the most revered and sought-after
electronic music?instruments of all time.?The plug-in version
offers the sound and behavior of the original plus?new features
that virtually modify the hardware for more sound choices and
faster, more fluid programming.? ? “It’s almost impossible to
imagine the modern musical landscape without the distinctive sounds
of the Roland TR-808 drum machine.”—Rolling Stone?? ? A Legend in
the Making? In 1980, the Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer was
released?as a quick and easy?songwriting tool for musicians.?At the
time, the?high?cost of memory drove Roland engineers to?use analog
synthesis?instead of samples?for?its sounds.?Through a series of
happy accidents, they utilized unique transistors, creating a
one-of-a-kind?sound?that set the 808 in its own sonic
universe.?However, it didn’t?exactly deliver “traditional” or
"realistic" drum sounds,?leading to it being dismissed by?many at
the time, with only about 12,000 units?ever?made.?? The Thing That
Goes Boom? Once a?few adventurous musicians and producers got their
hands on the TR-808 and started tweaking those knobs,?the
world?began to?(literally)?feel?the impact it would leave on music
forever. For decades since, the sizzling hi-hats and snappy snare,
the clicky rim shot, the unmistakable cowbell, and yes—that booming
bass drum—have been heard on worldwide hits and underground
classics. That 8 Oh 8? Increasingly revered by musicians and
producers around the globe, the TR-808’s influence only continues
to grow. New musical genres make heavy use of the 808?sound, with
some utilizing it as the main instrument and defining sound of the
style. Its influence is so deep that it’s been name-dropped in
famous songs, had albums dedicated to it,?had?bands named after it,
and even?been?the subject of a feature-length documentary
film.?For?some younger music fans, the 808 is no oddity—it’s simply
“what drums sound like.”? ? Plug?In?Your Own TR-808? Original
TR-808 units sell for?huge sums?on the used market,?and?its?sound
is?often imitated with sample-packs?and knockoffs. But the 808 is a
complex beast and far more than the sum of its parts.?Using our
proprietary?Analog Circuit Behavior technology, we’ve painstakingly
recreated the original analog circuits that are the essence of the
TR-808’s sound.?Our?TR-808?plug-in?sounds identical to the
original—with?all?its?nuance and
detail—while?adding?some?groundbreaking?new?features:? Tuning and
decay on each instrument and the ability to overdrive the internal
circuitry update?the 808 for?modern?sounds? The classic 808 step
sequencer?expands?with?lanes?for each?sound,?so you can program
faster and more fluidly? Each pattern has eight
variations?for?evolving sequences that keep things interesting?
Drag and drop audio or MIDI patterns?directly from the 808 into
a?project? Adjustable flams,?sub-steps, and soft hits?create
detailed fills and ratcheted?sequences? Each instrument has its own
“last step” and shuffle settings so you can play with timing,
experiment with?complex meters, and dial in just the right groove??
? Hardware?Integration? Our?TR-808?software instrument?integrates
seamlessly with?our?TR-8S Rhythm Performer?and TR-08?Roland
Boutique?hardware.?Transfer?TR-8S patterns directly?into the TR-808
plug-in or create beats on the go and send them back to the
hardware.?Or?you can use the TR-8S or TR-08?for?direct hands-on
control?of the plug-in.? ? Join?Roland Cloud?today?for?the famous
boom and sizzle of the 808 along with a host of other?legendary
Roland?instruments.?Curious to hear what came after the 808? Check
out its?equally?influential?sibling?and a dance music staple:
the?TR-909.??