Does anyone know of any software drum machines that are pretty decent?

Hey All,

I wonder if anyone could help me? I want to get a drum machine, I want to use it to make simple riffs and stuff, but I want the sounds to be editable. If not, I want a machine with LOADS of samples... I dont want to spend more than £70-£80 on ebay or somewhere...

this is a concept i just started working on tonight and could really use some input on:

http://jazzmoondrums.blogspot.com/

thanks!

jay

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Thanks

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