Arturia DrumBrute · Pixelquencer

Standalone Web MIDI page for the original Arturia DrumBrute (not DrumBrute Impact): 17 drum pads, drum grid sequencer and clock, using the default drum map from Arturia's official DrumBrute User Manual 1.2. The DrumBrute has no fixed control change numbers. Chrome or Edge · HTTPS or localhost.

Channel setup

Keyboard

Octave

Velocity 100

Random note

Click or drag keys to play. Computer keys: A S D F G H J K L ; (white) and W E T Y U O P (black). Last played note can fill a sequencer step.

Sequencer

Tempo

Steps

Gate 60%

Random 0%

Other pages Sync with other pages

Sync with other pages: starting.

Click a step to toggle rest / note. Shift-click or use “Set from keyboard” after playing a key.

Last message: none

Source: Arturia DrumBrute User Manual, version 1.2 (DrumBrute_Manual_1_2_EN.pdf, https://dl.arturia.net/products/drumbrute/manual/DrumBrute_Manual_1_2_EN.pdf), 8.10.5 Drum Map and 8.10.4 Transport settings, printed page 73; 8.10.1 MIDI Channel to 8.10.3 Roller/Looper settings, pages 69 to 72; 2.2.4 Looper/Roller, page 22. Original DrumBrute only. The DrumBrute Impact User Manual 1.0 prints a different map (for example Bovine Perc 42, closed hi-hat 43, and colored voices on 48 to 57). The manual has no fixed control change numbers: the Looper / Roller control change and the Play, Stop and Record messages are user-assigned in the MIDI Control Center. The global MIDI channel and the drum map are set there too; no factory channel is printed. The manual contradicts itself on the Looper / Roller zones: the tables say 25 to 49 is a quarter note, but the sentence below the table on page 22 says 25 to 49 activates an eighth. Panic sends Note Off, All Notes Off (123) and All Sound Off (120), standard MIDI channel messages; the manual does not list them.