The Innovation That Bread Creation!

I'd always believed if given the opportunity, drummers would create music on the instrument they loved,  but they needed tools to compose, perform and record!

With that as the preface, I set out to build a module for the journeyman Electro Percussionist and find the missing link that would turn Spacemuffins^® into the "wood weighted keyboard equivalent of the drum world"

 In 1998 we introduced the Spacemuffins 0.0 Module^® at winter NAMM.

It was then and is now, the most powerful Electro-Percussion tool ever offered to drummers.

This module that has stood the test of time as a piece so utilitarian in function that as long as MIDI is a viable medium, it will never be obsolete.

It's ability to deliver real world dynamics, sensitivity and response,  is legendary.  And the "clean sample"  onboard sound library afforded the flexibility for sounds to be stacked, detuned and gated via unprecedented mapping features and programming, sophisticated enough to impress even the most jaded studio rat.

It's as viable today as it was when we introduced it in '98. And even eleven plus years after its introduction, the 0.0 still stands alone with features unparallel by any manufacturer


We've never treated Electro percussion as a passing phase and planned obsolescence has never been part of our corporate philosophy.

The 0.0 Module is a direct extension of that philosophy!

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Creating this module was a wild ride…and the best is yet to come!

The “0.0 B” is currently in the final design stages with production scheduled for May 2010  release sometime in January, 2011

Detailed functions and feature of the "0.0 B" will be posted shortly, so please check back or fill out the email form for updates as we release them.
The "B" will include all the features that made the original 0.0 one of the finest drum modules ever produced, as well powerfull new processering and state of the art programing functions.

Current O.O Specs
10 trigger inputs,
1 DB25 multi -input (with IRS)
Auto polarity sensing,
Dual footswitch inputs, expression (cv) pedal input,
Stereo aux. ins, individual audio outs,
Main L&R stereo outs,
Monitor out (mono),
Stereo headphone out.
MIDI (in, out, thru) Midi Global and program change.
Each trigger has: Assignable normal, roll, random or hi hat mode.
Each trigger can play up to 8 Parts, which can each be assigned it own:
Sound, note #, midi note #, pitch, velocity curve, single or multi play mode, volume, pan, gate, decay, sustain, pitch bend, min and max velocity switch points and midi channel.
Front panel mixer allows instant control to: Trigger gain, Bass, Treble and Volume. (Volume, bass and treble bypassed via individual out to accommodate live mix and recording scenarios)
Internal trigger to MIDI conversion board has a dedicated processor for maximum speed. The internal signal from the trigger board to dual Synth Engine fires at 64kHz (2xMIDI rate) with an unprecedented maximum scanning time of under 1.75ms.
250 44.1 kHz sampled sounds with over 3x10000000000000 possible user combinations.
64 note polyphony, 16 voice multi timbral, 20 preset rom kits with 80 user programmable sets for a total of 100 kits.
All set accessible via front panel, midi controller or footswitch  (not provided) All kits are fully MIDI mapable.

“ The 0.0 is three rack spaces high, making it larger than any other
sound module on the market. But the rack-ready design is one of several
amenities that suggest this baby is aimed at serious gigging
professionals”

Rich Watson, Modern Drummer Review

“The 0.0 tracks great!  I tried it with two different brands of electronic pads and I’ve got to say that the module made the pads feel more sensitive than they have in the past.  Adjusting pads or triggers is really a snap!  Adjust the gain with the knob on the front panel, and if that’s not perfect, make minor adjustments to the threshold and cross-talk values in the editing mode.”

Norm Weinberg, DRUM! Crash Test

"The trigger module is a well thought out interface that has 10 input
trigger channels, menu screen and an edit/select area. Each of the 10
trigger input channels are set up like a conventional mixing board. The
manual has a quick-start section that gets you plugged in and slamming
immediately. And thanks to the well-designed interface, accessing the
advanced features takes only 15 minutes. The module supports standard
on-off modes as well as random, roll and high-hat modes. Random and roll
modes access different sounds with each successive trigger. Trigger
times are not an issue with this module and with 16 MIDI channels and
64-note polyphony, this is a fully functioning MIDI unit."

Matt Kern, Downbeat Review