The Fireball and Lemondrop Nanobox grooveboxes 1010music and, are expanding their lineup with the Razzmatazz Drum Machine. This compact device has a 64-step sequencer as well as eight drum voices. Two FM oscillators and WAV sample layers are included in each voice. This allows you to mix organic, acoustic, and digital elements to create unique drum sounds.
You can also create distinct sounds with filters, resonators and bit-crushers. You can also use the 120 preset sequences and kits of Razzmatazz instead if you don’t want to go through all that hassle.
You will be able to create tracks using eight drum or percussion pads. These can be controlled via the touchscreen at two inches or via a MIDI device. Use the Super Stepper visual sequencingr Beatmakers can swipe, tap, or swipe to create rhythms. In addition, they can simultaneously view all eight pads over 16 steps. You can create long drum sequences that are up to 64 steps long, each with eight bars. The groovebox also has four buttons and two knobs.
Razzmatazz can be used as a sampler because it has a line-in port through which audio can be recorded. You can also load WAV files to the Razzmatazz using a microSD Card. You can also play back loops and sample slices in a special mode. The device is powered by a USB-C connector and cannot be used to slice samples.
The best thing about the Razzmatazz is its compatibility with the Nanobox candy-colored aesthetic. It is available in a striking hot pink. You can order the groovebox at the For $399, you can also buy from other retailers
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