BeatBuddy Mini Personal Drummer 

Happy to help after all these years!

Or get all the girls!

Lmao...

or get drunk and start fights with the rest of the band

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SD Card, PC Connectivity, and the MIDI controls maybe?

SD Card, PC Connectivity, and MIDI Controls

Haha thanks! I hope you've found my current channel for demos as well! Andy

@@AndyDemos I had no idea!! Thanks man 🤘

Chromaesthesia there's never good drums to play with its very rare;(

@@N64Guy Yep. We can't find one to save ourselves unless it's a pro, and then you gotta dole out the dough, y'know. This pedal might be a solution.

Drummers can be offensive 😎

Misahel Valencia you can turn off the tempos. For a count on you need the full BeatBuddy

Yes

Once in a while you’ll find a drummer totally into the music...... once in a while. Like Lars was totally like me with and when the NWOBHM broke. It sucks trying to talk people into metal. Doing this album all by myself.

Guy Fournier no. Dr . Rhythm. By boss

+Arthur Hagen I would guess just for the convenience of being able to put it into an existing pedal chain so its output joins that of the guitar being sent to the amp. It doesn't have any headphone out, and is mono, so in most cases its audio would probably go where the guitar goes.

+Arthur Hagen I just bought one of these and I thought the same thing at first. I actually used it last week for a small cafe gig and it worked surprisingly well. If you use another pedal(s) the beatbuddy goes on the end. Works for me cause im playing an acoustic into a zoom multi-effect, then into the beatbuddy to the PA. But it would sound like chit through an electric guitar amp. Definitely only for PA/Keyboard amp/or acoustic guitar amp.

People writing their own beats found a way to write bass on the larger one.

I use it for bass. If it could be added or taken out would be nice though.

Could be the Boss Terra Echo. If not, it's some other shimmer reverb pedal.

Sounds like a modulated reverb with a long pre-delay, maybe the Procession from Old Blood ?

+Kelly Briggs Hey Kelly, that was "Shimmer" on the Digitech Supernatural.

You absolutely can! Although we usually recommend our full-size BeatBuddy for professional gigging musicians, it is possible for the MINI 2. Just make sure to plug the BeatBuddy Mini 2 into a PA or full-range speaker for the highest sound quality.

Rabbit Hunter yes you can

That's for the reply

Sounds like a shimmer reverb on the guitar.

You're right, it sounds exactly like it.

It says Brazil so yes

It's a shame that they still have not taken this on board. For the price they charge they should be able to produce a silent switch version.

I run mine they my amp because that's my only option and it sounds good. I'm sure it would sound better thru a PA but I'm happy with it going thru my amp.

same here

Birther Dan this one... trio is great but not for gigs.

+Endezeichen Grimm I suspect it's to keep the price down.

+Endezeichen Grimm thats why they make a $350 version

+dill doe It's for practice... It whoops the Trio.

Nope, it sounds fine. I use mine thru an old Crate amp

can you store programmes in it and alter the tempo?

You can alter tempo, but no storage. Only storage is on the regular full size version.

The rise of the machines??? :-)

The beat buddy doesn't write lyrics. Yet.

What do you reccomend, i dont see alot of other options for guitarists who just want a drum beat pedal on there board.

I don't see many good options but the Beatbuddy (not the beatbuddy mini) might be good that's the bigger version but after seeing so many worthless and useless jungle beats on the mini I'm sure the Beatbuddy would have a bunch of worthless beats too. I believe there would be more good beats on there though. I saw yesterday that Guitar Center sells them. I'm surprised but that's good you can try it out before buying but it costs $250. through the company. Maybe Guitar Center will sell them cheaper. I have looked at every option and can't find one. I can't find any foot drums that I like or they are too expensive. I would like to try a Boss DR 880. You can see some pretty good demo videos and it has beats that you would really use but they didn't show too many. It says you can make your own beats in it hopefully as a loop but this thing costs $500. and it's still not a guitar type pedal. I think this is well worth the money if you can afford it. (I cannot right now) but it has I think a guitar compressor, and lots of effects that you would really user including amp modeling if I remember right. The reason I said worthless beats at the beginning is because I am a drummer and guitarist. I have played in a lot of rock and country bands and for the music I like you just don't use all those what I call jungle beats.

Have you ever tried the DigiTech Trio+? I was too trying to look for a good drum/backtracking machine so I could practice at home or have fun with it. The Trio+ sounds great through reviews and I was actually thinking getting one myself when I have the money. Cheers!

MICHAEL DAVIS got the beat buddy and its awesome. it sounds like a real kit. im really super impressed with it.

Yes, I did at Guitar Center a few months ago. I didn't like it because it sounds artificial. I mostly didn't like the bass that follows your guitar. It reminds me of a Lowery home organ with a rhythm section on it that 80 year olds play. Maybe because I play drums and bass and I look for a more authentic sound. But I think it does keep the beat and sounds decent and it follows your guitar well. I don't remember the drum sounds much but I remember the bass sounds. Try it you might like it and it may work well for you. We all hear things different. I know what you mean about when you get the money. I have to wait almost two weeks when I get paid to buy a Used DR. Boss 880. It is the only good sounding drum machine that I have heard but I haven't tried it out yet. I've only heard it on RU-vid. You can get them Used for about $185. US dollars but that's a lot of money for me too. I am taking a chance buying it hoping I have enough for the rest of the month and hoping there's nothing wrong with it. Ha! I have researched about 30 drum machines and I haven't seen any good ones except the 880. I wish you luck. Write back if you have anymore questions.

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