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This nice physical condition Drumulator comes with the awesome cdh Edrm midi mod which gives the machine 3 modes. Regular unchanged. Midi sync where everything works as it did originally but it now plays in sync with your midi clock. Or sound module mode which turns the drum machine into a midi sound module that you can trigger with whatever midi keyboard or sequencer. Includes the midi mod manuals and a printed manual for the drum machine.
I got this a couple years ago and everything worked. I paid hundreds for the mod and installation. Since then I have only used it as a sound module because I found it easier. since I have not been using the chunky buttons a lot of them have gotten iffy. 3 out of 4 of the big buttons that you assign drum sounds to for finger playing are not working now. I assume all these buttons just need to be cleaned. You can still make beats with it in regular mode. You just have to do one drum at a time. Sound module mode works great. You may not want the drums assigned to the midi keys that I picked but you can change that if you want. The data slider works great. Some buttons work fine, some are iffy, and the three big ones are pretty much never triggering. machine is saving beats fine. Buy this to use as a midi sound module or do a deep cleaning and get the buttons working again (although it is currently usable. Just really annoying with the flaky buttons. Sold as-is. No returns or refunds. Ask questions or ask for a video demo if you’re not sure.
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