E-mu Drumulator

E-mu Drumulator was the sample-based drum-machine by E-mu Systems. It was introduced in 1983 at a price of US$995. The Drumulator was E-mu's attempt at creating a rhythm machine like the Linn LM-1 that was better and cheaper. It was used a lot in early 1980s in synthpop and Italo-disco productions. In 1984, Digidrums released special EPROMs for Drumulator, which included the Rock Drums set that was used on Tears for Fears' hit "Shout" and "Beastie Groove" for Beastie Boys by Rick Rubin.

Notable users

Year Artist Album Songs
1983 Cocteau TwinsHead over Heels"My Love Paramour"
Cocteau TwinsSunburst and Snowblind
Depeche ModeConstruction Time Again"Everything Counts", "Love, in Itself"
Keith LeBlanc"Malcolm X: No Sell Out"
Valerie Dore"The Night", "Get Closer"
1984 Fun Fun"Color My Love"
Howard JonesHuman's Lib
Kenny LogginsFootloose"Footloose"
RockwellSomebody's Watching Me"Somebody's Watching Me"
Carol Jiani"Touch and Go Lover"
Cocteau TwinsTreasure[1]
1985 Bad Boys Blue"Hot Girls, Bad Boys"
Game TheoryReal Nighttime"She'll Be a Verb"
Lou ReedOST White Nights"My Love is Chemical"
Tears for FearsSongs from the Big Chair"Shout"
Front 242No Comment
1986
Nu Shooz"I Can't Wait"
1987 Big BlackSongs About Fucking
Depeche ModeMusic for the Masses"Never Let Me Down Again"
2001LiarsThey Threw Us All in a Trench and Stuck a Monument on Top"Mr Your On Fire Mr", "Tumbling Walls Buried Me in the Debris", "We Live NE of Compton"
Ultravox

References

  1. Guthrie, Robin. "Equipment Notes". Robin Guthrie (official website).
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