DMC60
6.8#3 in drum machine softwareFrom $9.99 a monthmacOSWindows
VisitDMC60 vs EGDR808
What both publish
| Fact | DMC60 | EGDR808 |
|---|---|---|
| Export | The product exports audio or stems and supports WAV export. | The iOS page lists export through iTunes, email, or MAPI Audio Copy. |
| Headquarters | Emeryville, California, United States | Rome, Italy |
| Integrations | DMC60 follows DAW transport, supports Ableton Link in standalone mode and includes Arturia MiniLab 3 and KeyLab mkII mappings. | The iOS version lists Ableton Link, AU3 AudioUnit, Audiobus, and Interapp support. |
| Maker | DorDSP describes itself as a small independent Emeryville, California software company whose releases are developed and supported in-house. | Elliott Garage describes its founder as an engineer working in software and audio development who creates music apps and virtual instruments. |
| Purpose | DMC60 is a drum machine and sampler for use in a DAW or as a standalone desktop app. | EGDR808 is a drum machine with an interface inspired by 1980s hardware. |
| Sequencer | The sequencer supports live or step recording, overdubbing, song chaining and 99 patterns. | It has a 16-step sequencer, 12 programmable rhythm patterns, and 4 fill patterns. |
DMC60 plans
- Monthly subscription$9.99 a month
- Perpetual license$129, paid once
EGDR808 plans
- EGDR808 HD Drum Machine€6.99, paid once
Pick DMC60 if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick EGDR808 if…
EGDR808 suits mobile musicians who want step sequencing, MIDI input, and live performance tools on Android or iOS. iOS users get the additional song, tempo, integration, and export features listed for that platform.