Analog RYTM Mk2 (The Grey Meanie) thoughts?
My drums were initially deployed by the Volca Beats, then Drumbrute, then the Digitakt and now the TR8s.
I love the TR8s, here’s what I specifically love the most.
amount of knobs for stuff like ‘decay, snappiness’ etc… even though it’s not analog, they implemented my favourite part of an analog drum workmule.
I didn’t use the sampling at all - mainly because I felt the only things I wanted were 606/707/808/909 samples, but I was young and naive. All the above and more are present, with the ability to shape the sound like I mentioned in the first point.
I play exclusively DAWless, but I really liked the ability to use Roland software to record from the external inputs. Is that a thing on the RYTM?
Autofill.
Insane amount of per track and global effects.
External Inputs L+R and the ability to use the effects on them.
Trigger out.
BUT, I miss the deep and sequencing and controlling of external gear via MIDI (as I’m dawless, the Digitakt was perfect for me).
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TL;DR:
To cut this ‘short’, I’ve been offered a 2nd hand RYTM Mk2 (the grey one) for $1,454 AUD ($1,050 US).
I bought the TR8s for $410 USD (second hand but practically new) so I’ll probably sell the Roland TR8s for dirt cheap as a New Years present to whoever messages me first on FB Marketplace.
Worth it? Am I going to regret this?
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