BeatBuddy, "First Guitar Pedal Drum Machine" — Demo Video
Below, check out a demo (and informational) video about the BeatBuddy — "the first guitar pedal drum machine."
From the company:
BeatBuddy was invented out of frustration at not being able to find a drum machine that enabled hands-free live control of a beat.
Other drum machines were either complicated table-top devices that are difficult, if not impossible, to control while jamming or are loopers that grant no control of a single repetitive beat loop — no fills, no rhythm changes, no accent hits, no tap tempo, no pause/unpause feature, and of course no computer interface.
With detailed input from the musician community, the BeatBuddy was designed to be the perfect solution to this frustration: The power of a drum machine with the simplicity of a pedal.
For more information, visit myBeatBuddy.com.
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