An illustrated history of rhythm

The commercial
drum machine.

The instruments, ideas and images that changed how we make a beat.

Explore the machines through their original advertising, period reviews and source-led histories.

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A growing reference collectionFrom accompaniment to sampling
The LM-1 beneath large outlined REAL DRUMS lettering, with a three-column feature list and Linn Electronics address.View full scan ↗
Linn LM-1 advertisementDecember 1980 · Contemporary Keyboard / Linn ElectronicsSource & credit ↗
MPC60 posed on a stone table beside draped fabric and a balance scale, above two columns of advertising copy.View full scan ↗
Akai MPC60 in its April 1988 advertisement; photograph credited to Richard Mummery.April 1988 · Music Technology / AkaiSource & credit ↗
Drumulator surrounded by radiating drumsticks, with an introductory headline and feature text.View full scan ↗
E-mu Drumulator introductory advertisementFebruary 1983 · Keyboard / E-mu SystemsSource & credit ↗
274MachinesOriginal advertising & period sourcesHistory through original sources

01 / A way in

Three places
to begin.

Follow a machine from its first promise to its place in musical history.

Linn LM-1 Drum ComputerRecorded drums become a programmable instrumentAkai MPC60Sampling and sequencing, played from padsSimmons SDS5 (SDSV)Electronic percussion under the sticks

03 / The collection

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274 machines

Ace Tone5 machines
Acidlab2 machines
Akai11 machines
Alesis7 machines
Allen & Heath1 machine
Amdek2 machines
Aria1 machine
BME1 machine
Bontempi1 machine
BOSS13 machines
Cactus1 machine
Casio2 machines
Chamberlin1 machine
Cheetah4 machines
Conn1 machine
CRB1 machine
Denon1 machine
Dr. Böhm2 machines
Drumfire1 machine
Dubreq1 machine
Dynacord2 machines
E-mu5 machines
Eko5 machines
Electro-Harmonix3 machines
Elektron4 machines
Elektronika-Ritm1 machine
Elgam2 machines
ELI1 machine
Elka3 machines
Eminent-Solina1 machine
Ensoniq1 machine
Estradin1 machine
Farfisa2 machines
Forat1 machine
GEM1 machine
Godwin1 machine
Hammond3 machines
Hohner2 machines
Instrument-family records1 record
JoMoX2 machines
Kawai5 machines
Kay2 machines
Kent1 machine
Keynote1 machine
Keytek1 machine
King-Beat1 machine
Korg / Keio28 machines
Korg Mini Pops 7 owner’s manualKeio / Korg Mini Pops 7 (MP-7)Preset rhythm machineKorg / KeioSequencer.de — Keio CheckmateKeio CheckmatePreset electronic rhythm machineKorg / KeioKORG Donca Matic DA-20 (1963)Keio DA20 DoncaMaticDisc-based preset rhythm machineKorg / KeioKOKeio Mini Pops MP-5Early solid-state preset rhythm machineKorg / KeioKorg / Univox Mini-Pops SR-120 PortableKorg / Univox SR-120 — Mini Pops 120 familyPreset analogue rhythm machineKorg / KeioKorg DDD-1 period photograph with ROM-card insetKorg DDD-1Expandable drum machineKorg / KeioKorg DDD5; Korg DDD1; KORG DDD-1 Drum MachineKorg DDD-5Drum machineKorg / KeioKorg DDM-110 Super Drums in foreground, with DDM-220 Super Percussion behindKorg DDM-110 Super DrumsPCM drum machineKorg / KeioKorg Super Percussion DDM-220 in period pressKorg DDM-220 Super PercussionPCM percussion drum machineKorg / KeioKorg DRM-1 Digital Rhythm Module owner’s manualKorg DRM-1 Digital Rhythm ModuleRack rhythm instrument with internal sequencerKorg / KeioKorg Electribe MX (EMX-1) owner’s manualKorg Electribe MX (EMX-1)Electribe music-production stationKorg / KeioFoodman holding his original ESX-1Korg Electribe SX (ESX-1)Sampling drum-production workstationKorg / KeioOriginal red Korg Electribe R ER-1, photographed in its factory brochure.Korg ER-1 (Electribe R)Digital modelling rhythm synthesizerKorg / KeioKorg ES-1 mkII Owner’s ManualKorg ES-1 mkIISampling rhythm workstationKorg / KeioKorg KPR-77. One Two Testing, via mu:zines.Korg KPR-77Drum machineKorg / KeioKorg KR mini owner’s manualKorg KR miniProgrammable portable rhythm machineKorg / KeioKorg KR-33 owner manualKorg KR-33 Rhythm33Preset drum machineKorg / KeioKorg Rhythm KR-55B — ESTECHO instrument accountKorg KR-55B Rhythm 55BPreset drum machineKorg / KeioKOKorg Mini PopsKorg/Keio preset-rhythm familyKorg / KeioKorg Mini Pops 120P / 120W owner’s manualKorg Mini Pops 120PPreset analogue rhythm machineKorg / KeioKorg Mini Pops 35 / 45 owner’s manualKorg Mini Pops 35Preset analogue rhythm machineKorg / KeioKorg Mini Pops 35 / 45 owner’s manualKorg Mini Pops 45Preset analogue rhythm machineKorg / KeioKorg General Catalog — Mini Pops JuniorKorg Mini Pops JuniorPreset analogue rhythm machineKorg / KeioNew ProductsKorg PSS-50 Programmable Super SectionRhythm-focused accompaniment arrangerKorg / KeioKorg Rhythm 55B with its model name and rhythm rows visible.Korg Rhyth-55Korg preset rhythm-machine familyKorg / KeioKorg S3 in Sound On Sound, January 1991Korg S3 Rhythm WorkstationDigital rhythm workstationKorg / KeioKorg New Products 2014 — volca sampleKorg volca sample (original generation)Portable sample-playing rhythm workstationKorg / KeioKorg volca sample2: product and artist collaborationsKorg volca sample (second generation / sample2)Portable sample-playing rhythm workstationKorg / Keio
LEL1 machine
Linn4 machines
Luxor1 machine
M&A2 machines
Maestro3 machines
Mattel1 machine
MFB6 machines
Movement1 machine
MPC Electronics1 machine
Musser1 machine
MXR1 machine
Nomad1 machine
Oberheim2 machines
Olson1 machine
Orla1 machine
Panasonic1 machine
Pearl2 machines
Pollard1 machine
Premier1 machine
Q Electronics1 machine
Quasimidi1 machine
Roland26 machines
RSF1 machine
Sakata1 machine
Seabro1 machine
Seeburg / Kinsman2 machines
Sequential3 machines
Siel1 machine
Simmons14 machines
Solton1 machine
Sonic Potions1 machine
Sonor1 machine
Sony1 machine
Sound1 machine
Sound Master3 machines
Sound-bank records2 records
Star Instruments1 machine
Suzuki1 machine
Technics1 machine
Teenage Engineering1 machine
Tensai1 machine
Unidentified maker2 records
Univox3 machines
Vermona3 machines
Viscount1 machine
Vox2 machines
Watford Electronics1 machine
Welson1 machine
Wersi2 machines
Wurlitzer2 machines
Yamaha15 machines
Zoom4 machines

About the collection

Explore the history of electronic rhythm through original advertising, contemporary reviews and documented accounts from musicians and designers. Sources and image credits accompany each machine.