Here's a late 1970's drum machine with toms, cymbal, snare and cowbell - lots of presets with a variable beat dial. It has drums, bass, piano and organ all rolled into one.
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I have posted a simple drum and bass sample on SoundCloud under ClaytonAudio. -- At the end of the sample I'm wiggling the Envelope dial kind of like a DJ scratch - interesting effect.
And the amp I'm using for this sample has a full range speaker - not a guitar speaker. If you hook it up to a regular guitar amp - that won't do. This system was designed for running through a PA or dedicated amp with a full range speaker.
Here are a couple samples - the first one has drums, bass, piano, and organ - the second just bass and drums.
soundcloud.com/claytonaudio/mti-test2
soundcloud.com/claytonaudio/mti-auto-orchestra
And here's a link to the Manual - model AO1 but it has almost all of the same features.
The volume pedal has a block attached to the end so that the default is max volume. And it does not turn the volume all the way off when tilted back to minimum - but the pedal has a stop / start switch for the end - with a fade. -- The pedal also offers 7th, Minor and Minor 7th chord buttons for each note. Listen for those notes at the end of the first sample.
