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Bunker 8 Digital Labs Bunker 8 Acetone Rhythm Ace Drum Machine [WAV]
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Bunker 8 Digital Labs Bunker 8 Acetone Rhythm Ace Drum Machine [WAV]

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This is the first in the vintage drum machine collection from Bunker 8. The first drum machine ever built by Roland, the Acetone Rhythm Ace! Ace Tone was started by Ikutaro Kakehashi who went on to found the Roland Corporation. To meet the market's desire for an automatic rhythm machine, Kakehashi began to develop a circuit named a diode matrix. This produced rows of pulses that would determine the sound-making position of each instrument. Bunker 8 has paintstakingly sampled each and every sound in pristine 24 bit high fidelity with included processed variants of each tone. 55 Sounds

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