Roland TR-626 (1987)
TR-626 is one of the first Roland drum machines totally based on PCM samples, with 12-bit 30 drum/percussion sounds, 48 user patterns with realtime and TR recording, 6 songs, MIDI in/out and memory card storage.
Sounds
- 30 drum/percussion sounds in 8 voice groups
- Individual pitch and level settings per instrument
Sequencer
- Realtime or step (TR-rec) pattern recording
- Individual accent per step (7 levels)
- Shuffle
- Flam effects for snares and toms
- 48 preset patterns, 48 user patterns
- 6 songs, up to 999 bars each
Connections
- Memory card slot for extra storage: 96 patterns, 12 songs and 2 drum kits
- Line output, headphone output
- 8 individual outputs (for each voice group)
- MIDI in/out
- Tape save/load of patterns
- Trigger output
