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Ten voices, eight fully analog
The drum section includes eight analog voices, while crash and ride use digital sample playback.

Independent shopping perspective
HexDrums is a ten-voice drum synthesizer that combines eight fully analog voices with sampled crash and ride cymbals. Dedicated controls and individual line-level outputs let you shape and route each voice separately, while the balanced stereo output carries the full mix through master drive and a soft-knee compressor. Its X0X-style sequencer reaches 64 steps and adds per-voice track control, probability, ratchets, microtiming, accents, shuffle, pattern reload, and Song Mode for pattern-based work and live changes.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

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The drum section includes eight analog voices, while crash and ride use digital sample playback.
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Patterns can run across four bars of 16 steps.
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The internal pattern memory holds 256 patterns.
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A step can create repeated hits up to eight times.
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Each voice can be routed independently as well as through the stereo main output.
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The master section offers compression plus wet/dry-blend drive processing.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has 16 banks of 16 patterns, for 256 patterns total.
No. Eight voices are fully analog; the crash and ride cymbals use digital sample playback with analog signal shaping.
Yes. Each voice has its own dedicated line-level output.
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