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<\/a><\/p>\nSecondly, prices for the TR-808 and TR-909 will drop significantly with the release of the TR-1000. The days when an 808 changed its owner for a mere 5,000 Euros will soon be a thing of the past. After all, the new TR offspring (also) has a combined analog\/digital sound generator plus many extras … and costs only slightly more than half the above-mentioned 808 street market price.<\/p>\n
Ultimately, however, it is certainly the musical and creative possibilities that will convince musicians and producers of the TR-1000’s merits. However, you may find yourself thinking back to the TR-808 with a touch of nostalgia (once you see the possibilities in detail), because Roland has remained true to its multi-layer principle, familiar from its synthesizers: Project \/ Pattern \/ Kit \/ Generator \/ Song \/ Motion … there’s a lot for the user to get to grips with!<\/p>\n Regardless, some users will simply limit themselves to creating rhythms\u2014Rhythm Creator (!)\u2014and perhaps devote their attention to the Motion function and a few special extras… because, after all, no one has to create a complete \u201cproject\u201d (of which the TR-1000 can store 16).<\/p>\n Given that the hardware, aesthetics, and creative possibilities are so impressive, it is also worth mentioning the manual. It starts off somewhat deceptively with a few pages of lists, but soon develops into a user-friendly manual that explains the functionality of the TR-1000 with clear topics, paragraphs, and accompanying graphics.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n