I really miss my DR-202. I think maybe I'll try and grab another one in the future.

I used to fuck with Keyboards and other drum machines when I was a jit, then FL for a couple years in high school, Then late last year I started getting my hardware, I gotta a basic table setup(numark TT1610, DM950), then my 555, then a little Tascam MF-01 4 track.

My mom bought one of these



I hotrodded it so I could patch in guitar FX, she was not amused

yamaha dd5 . (lol)

i ended up circuit bending it to death

technics 1210.

my first production tool, sampler was a sp-505. i would like one of those again some day.

SP505. I was mainly doing the music on other peoples shit, and then school, and then some studios near me for kids before I decided I was gonna get myself some shit.

my first sampler was sp-606
really easy to use

sp-404

sp-404. after using acid 2.0 for about 6 years straight

I hated this shit. I hated playing piano.

But now, I'd love to have some better skill.

Ahhh those mistakes of my youth

and then after hmm... 14 years(?) came sp404! Which I started to love just INSTANTLY!

I feel you... I wish I would've took music more seriously when I was a kid.

It's never too late to learn, and it will take perseverance whether you're young or old, it don't matter.

no doubt, it would have just been nice to have a little head start.

mine was a kawaii r-50e drum machine, i borrowed it off my friend in 04 and i still have it :X

[quote/rob p]zoom sampletrak which i still use to this day.[/quote]


the zoomsampletrak is pretty nice man, but it seems difficult to work fast on that machine. Maby its because I'm still learning.