For tweaking, nothing beats a modular :)

Have a look at http://www.modular-planet.de/modular-planet-survey.html -
there are some drum patches to listen to and look at for inspiration. In
addition to the modules you'll see there you may want to get an A-155
sequencer for easy control, the A-160/161 combo is also good and you'll need
an LFO to drive them. Also, a couple of multiples is a good investment, as
is the A-162 trigger delay as it can add "swing" to your drum patterns and
shorten or lengthen triggers where needed.

Happy patching,
Silas

On 8/22/07, chrismousdale < chris@... > wrote:
>
> Hello, Im a new comer to the world of modular synths, and i am really
> interested in creating
> my own drum machine from doepfer modules - I have looked around and around
> for help on
> this, but to no joy. There was a post on here from 2 yeas ago, but the guy
> actually bought
> Drum modules from Analogue solutions.
>
> Im more interested in creating my own drum sounds from scratch and be able
> to have the
> flexibility to tweak..
>
> So my question is - what would be he most basic modules i could get away
> with buying to
> make my own electro drum sounds Or is that a neverending question
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>


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