Échantillonneurs
Vous cherchez du matériel pour produire des beats ? Notre collection propose des grooveboxes, échantillonneurs, boîtes à rythmes et séquenceurs des grandes marques comme Elektron, Native Instruments, Soma et Erica Synths. Hip-hop, techno, house ou électronique expérimentale : nous avons les outils pour faire passer votre production au niveau supérieur. Tout le matériel est disponible à l’essai dans notre showroom de Varsovie.
Samplers and Grooveboxes – Drum Machines, Sequencers and Sample Playback
Samplers and Grooveboxes – Drum Machines, Sequencers and Sample Playback
A modern sampler does far more than trigger recordings — it records, slices, sequences and processes sound, often without a computer in the loop at all. This collection covers samplers, grooveboxes and drum machines for beat-making, live performance and sound design.
Sampler, groovebox or drum machine
A pure sampler like Torso Electronics S4 focuses on capturing and manipulating audio. A groovebox such as Elektron Digitakt II combines sampling, sequencing and often synthesis in one self-contained instrument built for writing full tracks. A dedicated drum machine like Elektron Analog Rytm MKII blends analog drum synthesis with sample playback for a hybrid, distinctive low end.
Where to start
Want one box that covers sampling, sequencing and a real workflow for finishing tracks? Elektron Digitakt II is the one we recommend most. Need something pocket-sized for sketching ideas anywhere? Teenage Engineering EP-133 punches well above its size.
The brands we carry
We carry Elektron, Teenage Engineering, Torso Electronics, SOMA and Erica Synths.
Hear it in our Warsaw showroom
The biggest difference between us and a mail-order shop: you can hear the gear before you buy it. Our showroom at Nowogrodzka 6A/102 in Warsaw is there so you can try it on your own material, not a shop demo. Book a visit or just swing by — we'll help without the sales pitch. Call: +48 573 580 840.
FAQ
Sampler or groovebox for a first beat-making instrument?
A groovebox if you want to write full tracks on one device without a computer. A dedicated sampler if manipulating and processing audio itself is the main thing you want to do.
Do I need a computer to use a groovebox?
No — that's the point of most modern grooveboxes. Many can sample, sequence and export finished tracks entirely standalone, though most also integrate with a DAW if you want that.
What makes a drum machine different from a groovebox with drum sounds?
A dedicated drum machine is built specifically around rhythm — often with analog synthesis per drum voice for a distinctive character a sample-only groovebox can't fully replicate.
Guides & related
See also: MIDI Controllers · Keys · Modular Systems
