D16 Drumazon 2

The 909 still sounds excellent

The classic 909 sounds have reverberated over the decades in dance and techno, remaining relevant to this day. Drumazon sets a benchmark for faithful emulation in the digital domain.

Sounds great, out-of-the-box

The original 909 sounds a bit dry and requires extra processing for the audio to truly bloom but Drumazon’s effect chain is fully equipped to provide the right flavor, out-of-the-box.

Drum programming? A breeze

A broad feature set and expressiveness make drum programming an inspiring and easy experience.

Get under the hood

You get the classic sound, but with extras that will surely meet expectations – both for purists and producers after a modern punchy attitude.

A dedicated channel strip for every drum sound

With EQ and compression per instrument, you can quickly perfect the original 909 sound.

Final touches are so crucial

A capable master section will give the final punch to your drum line.

MIDI map and Trigger Outs

Easily managable MIDI map and employing trigger outs it's a cherry on top.

Substantial factory content

Over 1000 presets and patterns in factory content

Screen fit

Several UI sizes and HiDPI support for better screen fit

MIDI Learn

MIDI Learn for easy controller assignment

System requirements

PC

- OS version Windows 7 - Windows 11
- Architecture (i) 64-Bit, 32-Bit
- CPU (ii) Intel x86 / AMD x86
- Software (iii) VST2 / VST3 / AAX compatible application

Mac

- OS version 10.13 – 13
- Architecture (i) 64-Bit
- CPU (ii) Intel x86 / Apple Silicon
- Software (iii) VST2 / VST3 / AAX / AU compatible application

It's not a standalone program so you need a host application to use it.

Full Features

truly emulated instruments' synthesis
perfectly scaled knob ranges with few modifications enlarging spectrum of the sounds
exhanced control of instruments' sound
dynamic signal routing from instruments to outputs
user defined plugin outputs settings
mutes/solos for each instrument (affect triggerring not just the signal)
fully controllable via MidiCC
quick midiCC assignation with MidiLearn function

Many ways of controlling the device:

external mode (note mode)
internal sequencer (pattern mode) with 3 submodes
external mode:
midi map equivalent with the classic drum machine's map
midi tune and velocity controls instruments' levels and tunes
internal sequencer:
8 banks with 12 patterns per bank
each pattern up to 16 steps of length
each pattern defined with one of four available measures
each step can be defined normal or flamed and accented or not
shuffle mode
flam mode
tap mode
chain mode
Shuffle, Flam and TotalAccent values defined globally and per pattern
Scale function and intelligent Rescale (automatically stretches pattern to the chosen measure)
built in Randomizer (selection of instruments to random, steps to be affected, frequency of the randomized notes and more)
patterns import/export via human readable xml files
two modes of synchronization:
precise synchronization to the host tempo
synchronization to internal clock - tempo controlled in the range 30-303 BPM (+-0.1)
individual presets per instrument with preset manager to easy control