DDM-110 Super Drums Programmable Digital Drum Machine
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The Korg DDM-110 Super Drums is a programmable digital drum machine released in 1984/1985, distinguished as one of the first digital drum machines to reach the mass market by using PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) samples rather than analog synthesis. It features nine 8-bit sampled sounds (kick, snare, toms, rimshot, claps, cymbal, and hi-hats) with an Accent control for dynamic variation, stored across 32 user patterns and 6 songs.
The unit utilizes a 10-button interface for step or real-time programming and connects via a 5-pin DIN Sync port (48 PPQN) for synchronization with other Korg gear, rather than standard MIDI. Its compact, portable design includes cassette deck jacks for data backup and was marketed as an affordable, simple-to-use tool for practicing musicians and beat-making.
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