Rob Papen recently visited the UK to demonstrate his brand new Punch virtual drum machine at the Producer Sessions event in London. We caught up with Rob and he was kind enough to give us an exclusive run through of some of cool features inside Punch. Check it out…
Davide Carbone
Rob Papen’s new virtual drum machine Punch may have been receiving some fantastic first class reviews in the music production press over the past couple of weeks but we wanted to know what the seasoned producers and DJs make of it. Cue Davide Carbone, Drum and Bass master and Co-Director of S:amplify which is an extensive network of renowned artists, composers, sound designers and DJs.
We were delighted when Davide agreed to review Punch and this is what he had to say… 
Announced back at the NAMM show in January this year, Rob Papen Punch has already caused quite a stir with music producers all over the world and it’s not even out yet! With the release date getting closer and closer (May 2011), we thought it was time to get an up to date run through of some of the key features.
Check out the video below to find out why Rob Papen has not been seen in public this year (apart at the NAMM show)…
Officially announced at NAMM 2011, Punch is a virtual drum synthesizer which is the first foray into percussive based instruments from Dutch sofware developer Rob Papen. With a rich arsenal of software synths already in the Rob Papen product line, Punch will complement the likes of SubBoomBass and Predator to give producers and complete set of virtual instruments to create with.
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