BeatBuddy: The World's First Guitar Pedal Drum Machine Released by Singular Sound

Company launches crowdfunding campaign in support of innovative guitar accessory

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Dec 16, 2013, 12:10 ET

MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Dec. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Singular Sound will announce the launch of their crowdfunding campaign to support the production of the BeatBuddy -- the world's first guitar pedal drum machine.  

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The power of a drum machine, the simplicity of a pedal. (PRNewsFoto/Singular Sound) (PRNewsFoto/SINGULAR SOUND)
The power of a drum machine, the simplicity of a pedal. (PRNewsFoto/Singular Sound) (PRNewsFoto/SINGULAR SOUND)
BeatBuddy: The first guitar pedal drum machine. (PRNewsFoto/Singular Sound) (PRNewsFoto/SINGULAR SOUND)
BeatBuddy: The first guitar pedal drum machine. (PRNewsFoto/Singular Sound) (PRNewsFoto/SINGULAR SOUND)

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Unlike all current drum machines, the BeatBuddy is in a pedal format, granting musicians a previously unobtainable ability -- hands-free, creative control of a beat. This gives solo musicians the benefit of drums without a drummer.

"Drummers are hard to come by, and drum sets are even harder to carry," said founder and developer David Packouz, "and drum machines are practically useless for jamming or live performance. The BeatBuddy is the first product to solve this fundamental problem. It's the power of a drum machine, but the simplicity of a pedal."

Features of the BeatBuddy include:

  • Hands-free live control of the beat: Inserts fills, transitions from verse to chorus, adds accent hits (e.g. cymbal crashes or hand claps)
  • Pre-loaded with 10 drum sets and over 200 songs
  • Any custom beat or drum set can be loaded through included computer software
  • MIDI Sync: Integrates with other MIDI devices
  • Convenient small single-pedal format

In addition, Singular Sound will host a forum in which BeatBuddy users can upload and share their custom beats and drum sets. "The BeatBuddy is not just a pedal -- it's a platform," added Packouz.

The BeatBuddy will retail for $350(USD), but early birds who help fund the production through Singular Sound's Indiegogo campaign will be able to score one for as little as $179(USD). However, that price will only be available for the first 500 supporters.

For further information on the BeatBuddy and to back the project today, visit: igg.me/at/BeatBuddy

Media contact:

David Packouz 
305-793-3413 
Email

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