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Korg DDD-1

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    Description
    The Korg DDD-1 drum machine released in 1986. This unit was the flagship rhythm unit from Korg at the time, which could be expanded with up to 4 ROM cards of additional sounds, as well as a functioning sampler with an added RAM card. This machine features basic drum sounds that can be tuned, and assigned to any of the 6 extra outputs. Additionally, the DDD-1 has full MIDI capabilities, tape in/out for saving, metronome, and clock outputs. The Korg DDD-1 was a monumental drum synth in it's day and is still highly regarded for it's sounds and sequencer.
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    Architecture
    Type: Digital
    Synthesis: ROM, Sampling
    Pattern Notes:
    +100 patterns
    Songs
    +10 Songs
    Sounds Per Pad
    Sounds Per Pad: 1
    Sources: ROM
    Sampling: 12 bit, One Shot (Phrase)
    Sampling Notes: +Samplig option allows for 13,6 / 23,1 Khz for a max time of 3.2 seconds if DSB-1 sampling board installed
    Polyphony & Tuning
    Polyphony: 18
    Tuning: Standard
    Modes: Polyphonic
    Storage
    Patterns User: 100
    Songs User: 10
    Storage: Internal, RAM Cartridge, Tape
    Case
    Case: Desktop
    Controls: Buttons, Pads, Start / Stop Pedal, Sliders
    Display Type: LCD, Backlit
    Display Count H: 16
    Display Count V: 2
    Dimensions (WxDxH): 411 x 263 x 65 mm
    Weight: 3.2 kg
    MIDI / Sync / Trigger
    Audio Outputs: 1/4" Phone Jack, Mono Out, Stereo Main, Stereo Headphone
    Audio Output Count: 10
    Inputs: 1 x1/4" Input
    MIDI Ports: IN, OUT
    CV Ports: Trigger Out
    Power: 7 w
    Used: $65-$249
    Production
    Released: 1986
    Manuals & Documents

    Shopping
    YouTube Videos
    References & Sources
    [+] www.matrixsynth.com
    [+] www.ebay.com
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I bought one of these when they came out. My friends thought I was crazy to spend so much money on a machine, when I could have bought a real drum kit for the money. I bought some cards for it too. I remember getting the Bass Card. It didn't sound that good really.

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