BeatBuddy Drum Machine Demo Part 1 

Richard Ruy it’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood 🎵

lizardspawnofdeath I was thinking, why the f is he always dropping the fill on the four.... which was actually happening on the one😂

Thanks for watching! This might be possible by setting up a play list using BeatBuddy's computer software.

Yes. Look at the start of the video. Why would anybody make a drum machine with only one speed? How many would they sell? Just saying.

+partner348 Whoa, Thank you Carleton's for putting me onto Beat Buddy, and then thankyou RU-vid for leading me to DigiTech Trio Band Creator Pedal. This isn't a trigger system. but it may be intuitive enough to meet my need for something that just "plays along."

+partner348 Thank you for checking out our video! If you haven't already.... we have a video of the Digitech Trio Band Creator pedal. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I3w5z0zTiuU.html

Have you researched both? The full featured pedal has a bit more functionality that you won't get with the mini. I'm sure the mini's decent enough for a quick beat, but you can get in daw and write midi drum tracks to put onto the beatbuddy. I don't know how many kits the mini has, but a guy I played with had the beatbuddy + footswitch and honestly it's been the best thing I've ever had the experience of enjoying automated beats just with the default tracks alone. I have the full featured one on order..it's not even here yet and I'm already installing my DAW (Reaper) and trying to get prepared for laying out some drumbeats to play my instruments along with. Not to mention the midi functions should I add anything to my "playing solo" setup. I'm not saying don't get your mini, especially if you don't have any other beat machine at home and are short on cash.. but the $274 one seems to have so much potential for being in a pedal. My last attempt at having drums at home were trying to use a zoom rt 223 and that thing is way too complicated to compose a drum beat for my needs as a bass player.. I'm probably going to run into that issue when I start trying to create my own via daw, but I think it will be a little easier than my zoom, and I'm going to look into some drumming resources to get myself thinking more about percussion. I think if I'd had something like this all these years, My basses would have gotten quite a bit more use other than the few gigs I played with a band. It's still not as cool as playing along with a drummer that you click with but.. it's the next best thing and if I decide to get bigger and badder drum machines or loopers this pedal could very well still find it's uses imo.

For a student, the cheaper mini is probably a better buy.

Any full range speakers will work best. Guitar and bass amps aren't full range so I run the BB direct into my PA and it sounds great.

Thanks Card.

No.

You can edit any drum set or part with the editor on a pc. This thing is fully customizable and you can make your own or change and remove/swap etc. Honestly its pretty awesome

+nisgt Exactly, it will automatically fill "in time" and you can press it at ANY beat!

makemoneyrelax You don't want to plug it into your guitar amp while you're playing guitar that's just dumb

makemoneyrelax If your amp has Send Return FX Loop that is after the preamp where the distortion takes place. Hence you will connect a cable from Marshall Send to Beat Buddy Input and another cable from Beat Buddy Output to Marshall Return. The question is not stupid at all.

Hey there, we highly recommend our users to not plug their BeatBuddy into a guitar amp but into a full-range speaker for the highest quality of sound. A full-range speaker can include a PA, keyboard amp, bass amp, acoustic/vocal amp, etc. The BeatBuddy has the possibility of blowing out the guitar amp speakers.

Yes it does.

Yes.

It's under World

You can find more beats in our Library Content and at our BeatBuddy User Forum. singularsound.com/tools/ #KeepRockin

CtryMusic Fan I think they sell another component for like $50 that has a tap tempo and more control features

Or you can roll the tempo knob back with your toe.

Hey there, you can change the functions of the footswitch when used with the BeatBuddy to be a tap tempo in the BeatBuddy settings. Or you can get our MIDI Maestro to use with the BeatBuddy for a much more expanded live tempo control. Check out our short here that shows you how to do this:ru-vid.comLCyidHQ9mYw Check out our video showing you how the MIDI Maestro works with the BeatBuddy here: ru-vid.comjbLtJDt3ciE

I've read that some TalentCell power pack models have both 9VDC and 12VDC output as well as 5VDC for USB. Check online stores for best price and highest amperage. They're cheaper than rechargeable pedal board brands.

Everything you see/hear in this demo is a preset beat out of the box. You can create your own beats, however it involves a different software to do so. See more info at forum.mybeatbuddy.com/index.php. There may be some tips and tricks to easily creating custom beats

I’m just gonna get a drum pad then

Hi Charlie, in order to help you properly, please send us an email at support@singularsound.com. #KeepRockin

I'm going to Velcro the pedal to a music stand and run the footswitch as the main pedal ... You can also put the output thru a a/b switch which can provide a mute function... The headphone out can be sent to an amp with aux input and you have control of the volume at the pedal then. There are many different ways to accomplish the desired results. Another idea is to put the songs you are going to perform into a folder and page forward to the next song. That down arrow would do the next function.

Yes it does.... and you can upload you own beats ;)

Yes. You can go into the BeatBuddy manager on your computer and edit the individual songs to include or exclude the intro (or any other part)

Hey there, yes you can turn off your intros or outros in the BeatBuddy settings. Check out our video on how to do this: ru-vid.comJsQyY_qxO6Q

Denny Terrell my biggest concern. Time in between songs to switch kits.

You can create set lists using the BeatBuddy manager and you can scroll the songs using the footswitch, no need to squat on floor. ;) If you have any more questions please email us at support@singularsound.com #KeepRockin

Denny Terrell you should sit

Hi there, there is no need to program the pedal at all, it is ready to use right out of the box ;) #KeepRockin

It soundd amazing wothout programming, the onboard sound is killer. But to make it easy to operate, you will need a double swich pedal (not necessary Beat buddy's, I use a Behringer V-amp pedal)

I think he sounds like Gary Sinise, the actor/musician. ( Forrest Gump)

JJ skyflyer Some people complain about everything there never happy🙄

You can assign the companion footswitches to control different things like selecting new songs or navigating the menu so you don't have to do it by hand.

Hey there, if you create a playlist on the BeatBuddy with all the beats you are going to use for your set, all you have to do is simply press the right footswitch when the song you just played has stopped, and it will go to the next song without having to bend down. Check out our videos on how to do this here: ru-vid.comZene7bXVJC0 ru-vid.comikUOZoplLGc

lol Its easy man