With this, you get the drums and bass along with you and it makes what you do sound more interesting.
and, you know, if you ever have to spontaneously just play SOMETHING for someone it kinda sucks when there is only guitar unless you are a world class guitarist. Each of the patterns I whipped through took me into different guitar ideas and such, same as jamming with a live drummer and bassist would do.
The pads that give you the drums also give you the notes for the bass for you to program that. Here are the early thoughts: Number 1, if you are a guitarist who has to jam alone a lot, you are going to absolutely love this thing because of the fact that you can get some really nice drum and bass going on at the same time. I have gone through about 10 of the patterns so far only because I plugged in my guitar and jammed on each one. I have yet to build my own patterns with this but I see all the familiar buttons to do that, so I suspect it will be very similar to the SR16, which was easy to use, though certainly time consuming to build the patterns, but thats ok. As some have said, right away you can hear the improvement in the sound, not that the SR16 sounded bad. BUT, I have been using the SR16 for over 15 years and used the HR16 before it since the 80s.
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