Roland has just released a follow -up to the most famous drum machines from the eighties

If you have listened to the music that was released in the 1980s, you would have heard TR-808 and TR909. Artists such as New Order, Marvin Gaye, Whitney Houston, Beastie Boys used all these machines during this contract, and the latest artists like DAFT Punk, Outkast and BJOK tradition over the years. Roland understands this legacy and TR-1000. It took only 40 years.

TR1000 appears to serve as analog stones of original machines and modern digital features. It includes real analog sounds, along with digital sampling technology. The company says it has worked with “creators across scenes and geographical areas” to ensure that the device meets “the needs in the real world and the functioning of the most innovative producers today.”

It features a redesigned engines of original 808 and 909 machines, along with a new sequence device and more than 2000 pre -installed factors installed. However, users can easily import their own samples. It also comes with 46 GB of internal storage, dozens of effects and a full set of communication outlets.

“It seems that TR-1000 looks like true classic proportions at 808 and 909, not a new digital edition,” said EL-P of the Rap group in a press statement. There is no doubt that Roland fans realize that there was Over the years, none of them was able to capture a wave of the original units.

The drum machine is now available for order, but there is a spot of bad news. Roland TR-1000 costs 2700 dollars.