ADDAC 103 T-Networks

Voilà un super complément au rack de percussions batterie.
Les sons sont extrêmement variés (dans un certain registre tout de même).
Pas mal de ''sweet spots'' du kick a la snare et pleins de toms, bongo conga etc.
Pas encore utilisé avec de l'audio mais c'est faisable. Les sorties indépendantes sont un plus. Car il y a un général.
Certains regretteront peut être le manque de contrôle en CV. Mais personnellement cela ne me dérange pas dans l'utilisation straight ahead que j'en fais.
Pour le prix je conseille.

This little rinky-dinky module has 4 T-network dums sounds. 4 trigger inputs, 4 separate outs and a mix out.
It sounds old school and true to its heritage. Think 808 or CR78 or any other old drum machine.
It Excels at tom sounds and sharper high blips. If you want to make a snare sound you have to mix it with some noice.
It has 3 settings for each channel. L (low) M (Mod not middle) and H (high), the M (Mod) has a slight enhancement in decay. It doesn't make a "Oh my god I fell of my chair"-BD but it has a nice austere thonk to it. It can produce sounds ranging from low BD to high noice blips.
The jewel of this module is that you can trigger it with anything. Anything from a normal trigger to Audio. When fed audio it turns into a "destructive filter" which in essence makes it sound like a bitchrusher or tunable noise filter (in this instance the noise is added rather than removed).
Makes it ideal for those of you who want to make something more gritty or noisy.
The only cons are that it is rather small so its hard to tweak the nobs on the fly. And especially flipping the flippin' swithes. And there is no cv control over anything so you gots to get hands on!
But it sounds good and is a lot of fun.