Audio Guru / Field notesVol. 01 — Rhythm

TR-6S, Model:Samples or volca drum?

Three compact drum machines: pick classic Roland sounds, your own samples, or percussion built from scratch.

Why these? These compact, six-part drum machines cover three ways to build a beat: modeled drum circuits, sample playback and percussion synthesis.

Content updated · Clarified who each option suits.

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Roland TR-6S drum machine with six faders and step buttons

Circuit models + samples + FM

Roland TR-6S

Choose forClassic drum sounds

A six-part digital drum machine known for classic Roland circuit models; it loads samples from SD but cannot record them.

Elektron Model:Samples viewed from above, with six pads and dedicated sound controls

Sample playback

Elektron Model:Samples

Choose forYour own samples

A six-track digital sample player known for per-step sound changes; it loads samples over USB but does not record them.

Korg volca drum digital percussion synthesizer with touch step keys

Digital percussion synthesis

Korg volca drum

Choose forDesigning unusual percussion

A six-part digital percussion synth known for metallic resonator sounds; it neither records nor loads samples.

A few useful differences
FeatureTR-6SModel:Samplesvolca drum
Sequencer16 steps × 8 variationsUp to 64 steps per track16 steps; chain up to 16 patterns
Your own samplesImport via SD cardImport via USBNo sample import
USB audioYesYes, class compliantNo USB port
Audio jacks¼″ L/R + 3.5 mm headphones¼″ L/R + ¼″ headphones3.5 mm headphones

All three have six instrument parts. Sequencer figures describe different pattern structures, not a score.

Sources & image credits

Manufacturer specifications checked September 7, 2026. Product photographs: Roland, Elektron and Korg. No generated product images.

Roland specifications ↗Elektron specifications ↗Korg specifications ↗

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