Plugin comparison

Behringer RD-765 vs Roland TR-1000

Specs, price and the Dubspot Score, side by side — with our verdict on which hardware to buy.

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The side-by-side

Technical matrix

Specs compared

SignalBehringer RD-765Roland TR-1000
Price$374£2,299
Dubspot Score——
FormatsHardwareHardware
DeveloperBehringerRoland
TypeHybrid drum machine with onboard samplingAnalog and digital drum machine (Rhythm Creator)
Built-in sounds176 drum sounds—
SamplingRecord and assign your own samples, tunable across 24 semitones—
ShapingWave Designer attack, dual-mode analogue filter (LP/HP), bitcrusher—
Sequencer64 steps, real-time or step input, swing 25 to 75, per-voice probability16 steps per variation, 8 variations per pattern, 2,048 user patterns and kits
AutomationReal-time recording of filter-cutoff moves into patterns—
ConnectivityMIDI, USB—
EditorSynthtribe v3.3.0 (Windows, macOS)—
Price$374 at ThomannAround £2,299
Analog engine—16 tones based on TR-808 and TR-909 circuits, plus Analog FX
Modeling—75 ACB tones, including 21 circuit-bent 8X and 9X models
Other engines—FM (50 TR-8S instruments added in v1.50), PCM with 340 tones, virtual analog
Sampler—2,121 sample tones, onboard sampling at 16-bit/48 kHz, imports WAV, AIFF, MP3
Storage—64 GB onboard, around 46 GB free
Effects—Instrument FX (17), Master FX (14), Reverb (6), Delay (4), filter, amp, compressor
Current system—Version 1.50 (October 2026), free download

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