Preset digital rhythm machine

Sound Auto-Drummer

The Sound Auto-Drummer puts accompaniment on a small panel of rhythm buttons, a tempo knob and Start/Stop.

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SOUND Auto Drummer. Photograph from Audiodrome / Reverb.Reverb listing posted approximately 2018 · Audiodrome / ReverbSource & credit ↗

The Sound Auto-Drummer is a Soviet-era preset digital rhythm machine known through surviving examples and specialist instrument records.

01 // Rhythms

A preset beat under the fingers

The Sound Auto-Drummer puts accompaniment on a small panel of rhythm buttons, a tempo knob and Start/Stop. Audiodrome’s account of the pictured serviced machine describes two banks of thirteen presets and three fills. Its photograph shows named choices including march, disco, rock, waltz and tango: choose a rhythm, set the pace and bring it in.

Sound Auto Drummer specimen listing ↗ Russian and Soviet synthesizers — Sound Auto Drummer index ↗

02 // Fills & hand controls

Fills and hand-played percussion

Three numbered fill buttons sit beside the rhythm choices. A separate blue row marked Hand Control offers Tom 1, Tom 2 and Claps, with level knobs above for those sounds, snare and hi-hat. The seller describes six sampled sounds including a kick. The layout brings preset accompaniment and directly played percussion onto the same working surface.

Sound Auto Drummer specimen listing ↗ Sound Auto Drummer feature ↗

03 // Origins

An instrument with unsettled origins

The English AUTO drummer marking is clear; the factory attribution is not. Audiodrome names Zhitomir Electronic Factory and 1989, while Reverb’s fields label it Estradin, model SOUND, and Made In Russia. Later collector accounts also differ between Ukrainian and Russian descriptions. The surviving machine gives this history a tangible object, but its precise maker, place of manufacture and production date remain unresolved.

Sound Auto Drummer specimen listing ↗ Sound Auto Drummer feature ↗ Russian and Soviet synthesizers — Sound Auto Drummer index ↗

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Sources

  1. Sound Auto Drummer specimen listing
  2. Sound Auto Drummer feature
  3. Russian and Soviet synthesizers — Sound Auto Drummer index

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