Iconic Instruments partnered with award-winning British producer Steve Levine to create a brand-new digital drum machine. They named it Levine's Machines - Drum Machine. This plugin recreates the exact same drum machine Steve used on his famous recordings. The package includes his outboard effects processors plus 20 different mixes and pattern presets that Steve personally created.
The drum machine lets you control everything, just like classic hardware. You can trigger drums, adjust tuning for each sound, and mix with delay and reverb sends. The panning, volume, and busing controls work separately for each drum sound. Users can build patterns on the 16-step sequencer with step and shuffle controls. You might love the handy copy, paste, clear, and reset buttons. Steve made 20 special presets you can lock to hear his suggestions or unlock to change them.
Every drum sound, plus the main mix, has its complete channel strip. These include a drive with filter controls, a compressor, a transient shaper, and a four-band EQ based on Steve's actual gear. The delay and reverb effects copy his favorite 1980s hardware units. The instrument offers clickable drum pads, individual tuning controls, open hi-hat length adjustment, and a switch between clave and rimshot sounds.
The sequencer helps you build custom beats or change Steve's patterns. Copy, paste, clear, and reset buttons make creating variations super easy. The play button connects to your recording software or works by itself. Shuffle adds groovy timing between straight and swung rhythms. Step settings determine how many beats fit in each bar. The drum machine costs $79 right after release and later rises to $99. It works on Mac and Windows computers with VST, AU, and AAX plugin formats.
The drum machine lets you control everything, just like classic hardware. You can trigger drums, adjust tuning for each sound, and mix with delay and reverb sends. The panning, volume, and busing controls work separately for each drum sound. Users can build patterns on the 16-step sequencer with step and shuffle controls. You might love the handy copy, paste, clear, and reset buttons. Steve made 20 special presets you can lock to hear his suggestions or unlock to change them.
Every drum sound, plus the main mix, has its complete channel strip. These include a drive with filter controls, a compressor, a transient shaper, and a four-band EQ based on Steve's actual gear. The delay and reverb effects copy his favorite 1980s hardware units. The instrument offers clickable drum pads, individual tuning controls, open hi-hat length adjustment, and a switch between clave and rimshot sounds.
The sequencer helps you build custom beats or change Steve's patterns. Copy, paste, clear, and reset buttons make creating variations super easy. The play button connects to your recording software or works by itself. Shuffle adds groovy timing between straight and swung rhythms. Step settings determine how many beats fit in each bar. The drum machine costs $79 right after release and later rises to $99. It works on Mac and Windows computers with VST, AU, and AAX plugin formats.
