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- Meeklo0
I had one for many years!
then re-birth came along... I was young and I needed the money
- Meeklo0
you know you are jealous
- Fark that's tight!!!1pxsolid
- fuck off !
Thats the awesomest thing Ive seen all day :) :) =Dmikotondria3 - i'll take the absinthe gathering dust in the cornerscarabin_net
- one thing is missing....oxygen 8 or something similar.akrokdesign
- < FUN STATION!akrokdesign
- Meeklo0
$1126
on ebay
- acescence0
you know you are jealous
- acescence0
this is the only hardware i use these days...
- 1pxsolid0
@Meeklo are you still making music. I bought Ableton Live and love it to death, but I want the real deal drums.
- oh you are not talking about real "sampled" drums, as in acoustics, you want machine drumsMeeklo
- doesn't the mc 303 come with the same drums from 808 909 and others and its like $200 bucks now?Meeklo
- 808 is all analog, so every hit is slightly different. 909, only kick is analog, all others are pcm waveformsacescence
- Meeklo0
I'm trying to get back into it, I haven't made anything in probably 1-2 years though..
I use one of these:
my girl got it for my bday and I used mainly for video, but I'm using it w ableton no problem. Both the drum pad and live detect each other without the need of setting up anything..
can you believe that?
I took it right out of the box to a stage plugged in and it was working
- acescence0
it's really only worth getting a 909 if you have a really nice A/D converter, and even then maybe only for the kick drum. you're really better off with sampled 909, especially since you have more programming flexibility with it. now, an 808 might be a different story...
- 1pxsolid0
@acescence really? So an 808's better to had the real drum machine.. 909's only worth it for the kick?
- scarabin_net0
you know you are jealous
