Elektron-Users

Found this little app...rip off the Elektron Drum machine we love
pretty workable as a second transportable stuff ;+))
THE DOC :
http://www.psprhythm.com/readme.pdf
THE APP for PSP
http://www.psprhythm.com

Enjoy

kitchen wrote:
Found this little app...rip off the Elektron Drum machine we love
pretty workable as a second transportable stuff ;+))
THE DOC :
http://www.psprhythm.com/readme.pdf
THE APP for PSP
http://www.psprhythm.com

Enjoy


It's been talked about before... I wish it really worked like a real machinedrum... that would make it a must have. Unfortunately... it is more like a Boss DR-220.

You know what...version 3 looks a bit better. However, I'd still rather use Nanoloop or LSDJ. Maybe by version 5 they will add a MnM as well.

the psp did 9999 damage to my soul.

do not buy one.

ever.

papertiger wrote:
the psp did 9999 damage to my soul.

do not buy one.

ever.

LOL...if I didn't know better I might mistake you for a total nerd

i'm just glad it didn't come pre-installed with the limit break charm.

:-o

For a little history of PSP Rhythm, each version was designed after our favorite drum machines. The latest versions were modeled after the machinedrum/monomachine because those have the best modern user intefaces (I have and love both).

The very latest version 5 has a realtime synth onboard (modeled after the TB-303) and an effects section of LPF/HPF, slicer, delay, distortion.

The editable sample parameters are:

Pitch (semitones)
Volume
Balance
Start time
End time
Flam
Reverse
Cutoff
Resonance

Version 6 will be out within a couple of weeks and has a lot more features.

I just wanted everyone to know that it is quite different than a boss DR-220 (at least looks a lot nicer!). The best thing is that you can put in your own samples, up to about 18 megs combined in 15 samples (limit of PSP usuable memory). Plus, it's free!