Drumazon
Drumazon is a Roland TR-909 drum machine emulation plugin available as an AU (Audio Unit), VST2, VST3, and AAX plugin for macOS and Windows. It provides accurate 909 synthesis with a dedicated channel strip (EQ and compression) for each drum sound, a capable master section, an internal sequencer with 8 banks and 12 patterns per bank, MIDI mapping, trigger outputs, and over 1000 factory presets and patterns. It is used by electronic music producers and sound designers who want classic 909 sounds with modern flexibility in their host DAW.
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1 suggestionDrumazon is an AU plugin developed by D16Group, not a standalone application. The search results confirm that D16Group ships both Intel x86 and Apple Silicon native versions of Drumazon in their current build. To get the native version, you do not update through the Mac App Store or a generic download page — instead, visit d16group.com or use their plugin installer/update mechanism to download the latest version of Drumazon. Reinstalling the plugin from D16Group will place the native Apple Silicon AU into your ~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/ folder and make it available in your host DAW (Logic Pro, GarageBand, Studio One, or any AU-compatible host). If your host DAW is running natively on Apple Silicon, the native Drumazon plugin will integrate seamlessly and you will see noticeably better performance and lower CPU usage compared to the Intel version running under Rosetta 2. If your host DAW is still Intel-only, updating the host to its native Apple Silicon version first will unlock the full benefit of the native plugin.
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