Singular Sound BeatBuddy 2 Drum Machine
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Essential Information About the Singular Sound BeatBuddy 2 Pedal
Essential Information About the Singular Sound BeatBuddy 2 Pedal
- Premium drum machine in pedal format: realistic grooves recorded by real drummers, designed for both live and studio use.
- 24-bit / 44.1 kHz HD sound: natural dynamics, expressive hits, and clean stereo to fit into any pedalboard.
- Comprehensive hands-free control: enlarged screen, smoother navigation, management of intros, fills, and transitions without letting go of the instrument.
- Advanced customization: 220+ styles and 13 editable kits, expandable content via SD card and editing through BeatBuddy Manager Online.
Manufacturer Information
Singular Sound
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From the original BeatBuddy to BeatBuddy 2: an evolution designed for the stage
The BeatBuddy marked a turning point by offering a credible drum pedal to replace a fixed backing track. The BeatBuddy 2 builds on this concept and takes it much further: modernized ergonomics (larger screen, more immediate control), an enriched library, and above all, features designed to seamlessly chain a set.
Within the Singular Sound ecosystem, it also integrates very well into more ambitious setups, especially when synchronized with a looper and MIDI controllers, to build a compact and coherent "band" setup.
Who is it for, which styles, and in what contexts?
The BeatBuddy 2 is aimed at guitarists, bassists, keyboardists, and singers who want to work with a credible rhythm section or put together a set without a drummer. It suits both intermediate musicians looking for a simple and motivating practice solution and advanced musicians needing a reliable tool on stage.
Regarding styles, it covers a very wide spectrum: blues, rock, funk, pop, metal, reggae, jazz, worship, electro-acoustic, etc. In rehearsals, it advantageously replaces a metronome by providing musical variations (sections, transitions, breaks). Live, it becomes a true rhythmic partner for solo/duo formats, small ensembles, or MIDI-synchronized shows.
Technical specifications
| Category | Rhythm box | Inputs | Midi, Stereo jack audio 6.35 mm |
| Number of patterns | 500.0000 | Outputs | headphone, Midi, Stereo jack audio 6.35 mm |
| External control | pedal | Color | Black |
| Max polyphony | 64 | Power supply | Sector |
| Storage | SD Card | Number of pads | 0 |
| Synchro | Midi | Number of drum kits | 13 |
| Technology | digital | Weight | 600 kg |
| Stand-alone mode | Yes | Dimensions (mm) | 115 x 145 x 75 |
Questions frequently asked
Can the BeatBuddy 2 synchronize with a looper?
MIDI synchronization is provided via the MIDI In/Out ports. The indicated compatibility notably includes the Aeros looper and the Maestro MIDI controller.
How to control fills and transitions with the foot?
Foot control allows starting or stopping songs, changing sections, and triggering fills. Inputs for external switches extend hands-free commands. The Autopilot mode automates intros, fills, transitions, and song endings.
What drum sounds are included?
Thirteen editable HD kits are provided, featuring 24-bit / 44.1 kHz stereo audio quality. The library contains more than 220 editable styles.
Can an expression pedal be connected?
An expression pedal can modulate volume, tempo, or intensity in real time.
What audio connectivity does this drum machine offer?
Audio connections include 6.35 mm stereo jacks for input and output, as well as a 6.35 mm jack headphone output. The power supply required is 9 V DC with a consumption of 300 mA.



