Redrum was the first drum machine to be introduced in Propellerhead's flagship beat-making software Reason. Redrum is a classic sample-triggering drum machine it can load up 10 different WAV or AIFF audio samples that can triggered from the on-board sequencer.
Drum machines play a vital roll in electronic music and Redrum does the job quite nicely. It's a simple device that allows you to quickly take the ideas from your head and put them into your productions with minimal effort.
Redrum has been in Reason since day one and it's still the 'go-to' device for many producers when it comes to drum programming. Over the years Reason has evolved and new devices have been added, devices such as the Kong Drum Designer (introduced in version 5) have given producers new ways of programming their drums and percussion, but Redrum still stands it's ground as a fan favourite.
If you've ever used a hardware drum machine before then the interface of Redrum will look instantly familiar to you. However, if you're new to music production then you might require a little introduction to the whole concept. The guys over at Propellerhead always do a good job of putting together mini tutorials that explain their instruments quite clearly, and this Redrum video (below) is no different.
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