Everything Must Go (808 Kit) WAV
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When we started mapping out the project, we knew that we wanted to focus all of our attention on the pad. As hip-hop heads, we paid close attention to all of the techniques used by producers like DJ Mustard and just about everyone that goes by the legacy of the 808. The thing that really stood out to us was the dictate of 808's over a bass drum. With the combination of the 808 and the kick, you can really get a grittier, faster bass on a sub-880 setup versus a standard 909.
When the likes of Eric B. & Rakim, Peter Gunz and Pete Rock & CL Smooth, just about every major hip-hop producer in the world took the 808 and made it their trademark drum machine, was something beyond just a drum machine. The 808 was quickly becoming an honored instrument. Even though Eric B. & Rakim were the loudest voices, many other producers in the nineties followed suit. From Left Brain's Numb/Enuff Technique to Big-O and Digga's classic work on early Pharcyde albums, everyone took the 909, 808 and LM/950 NT-70/60 drum machines and made them their own.
Before the 808 legends started dominating the scene, when you started out making beats on the cheap, the 909 was king. You could buy one of those all-in-one 909/909 kits for a couple hundred dollars, with everything that a budding producer needed for a bass sound. But hip-hop producers had a lot in their arsenal. The LM-1 came out around the same time as the 909 and offered cool features such as MIDI input, six tracks built into the built-in sequencer (ready to be mapped out), a dot matrix display, and Da-Tron drum sequencing. The frantic, free-flowing, and thick lines offered by the LM-1 really spoke to the mindsets of the early-to-mid nineties.
If we put 808 tests on, it's probably shorter than a 12 year old's arm, which limits your options in certain ways. Still, open-ended versatility is what this kit offers, but in a different way than a single pedal setup where you feel limited by trying to do the same thing on every kit simultaneously. For starters, the kits offer kick-only or kick/snare/tom or all of them, depending on the kit. There are two drummer heads, one for a kick drum and a foot-operated snare and another for the rest. d2c66b5586