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Music software pioneers Propellerheads are billing their DDR-like dance pad as the “world’s biggest drum machine”. It’s certainly capable of turning even sanguine Stockholm citizens into some of the world’s thrashiest spastics.
Fashioned after Akai’s legendary MPC samplers, these are the next best thing to owning one. Somewhere in another dimension, Dr. Dre and Just Blaze are fighting for the last one. [Geek Alerts via BBG]
