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WOW plexxsounds, you just got yourself a new fan. I really like the tunes, reminds me a bit of older autechre. I still have my C= 64 collecting dust somewhere.
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haha YES how cool are those sounds?! 8)

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Lol, reminds me a bit of chip-tune music, pretty cool. :)

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Post by IIIII »

wow i'm a youngin i guess... two years vocals in a band and about 3 months making beats since i got the sp-404
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lol for about a year...at my scholl on garage band...moms piano...but now i have my four o four aha!@
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Post by Twitch »

I started rappin in 92' then went on tour 95-98 and started my own label (2000-2003) and sold it.. now I produce.. I have a excellent gear list now..

But I started with a casio keyboard, and with a portastudio by tascam
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Determination will trump more advanced equipment any day.
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I'm already past determination :lol: It's actually achieveing now
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ive been in bands since 2000, in 2006 i started a band where i played/learned guitar and we recorded the songs ourselves, thats when i first delved into producing, id been fucking with drum machines in that band so when it was over i decided it was easier to work alone (but less fun) and started doing productions, i recorded these rappers first and now i just work on my own thing that i hope to play live with sometime soon
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Post by aelkminsur »

DR.Sample303 wrote:Determination will trump more advanced equipment any day.


Definitely agree with that -
It is the man that kills - not the gun
I started making noise in about 98 - just messing around with windows sound recorder and Hammerhead on the computer when I was bored at work. Then bought a Yamaha SU-10, Boss DR770, Akai S20, Boss DR-5, Roland Juno 2, Tascam four track, and then The SP404. Which was a great investment but my favorite piece of equipment by far is the Leader LAG120a - a sine wave generator I bought used from an electronic repair shop.
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If I put all of the time together, from the earliest interest to know, I'd say about a good 10 years. Peace, Duss.
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Yo, I started scratching in 2001...
and I make Beats on the SP since autumn 2005.

That's it . . .
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close to three years now. my 606 was my first purchase two days after my first born was brought in this world.
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i started with software around a year and a half ago. Just baught a tascam four track and waiting for my 303 to get here in a couple weeks.
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Started out with software like 4 years ago, I've also been beatboxing with an a capella group for 4 years now too.
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