crystalmsc wrote:that looks nice next to the white mac book for sure

They are only making 16 of those white ones... then they will make the newer version with smaller buttons and a wood base.

I'm buying my dad a Metasonix S-1000!!!

Yeah, snare 4 is nice.

Ah Redsky...I still love the manmachine...that's my second favorite. Never really cared much about the ones before radioactivity really...they are ok, but ... and the mix from the early 90 is the worst thing ever...hate that.

Radioactivity is my favorite album... I love the drums on that.

I know early on...Kraftwerk made their own electronic drums that their drummer actually played. I don't think they were just triggers...but a synth as well. I could be wrong though.

Well, people can't expect him to sell it for the same price as a regular evolver... it is alot rarer. However, he has to find the right buyer to pay that kind of money...it would be a collector, not a user. What are you talking about? It's exactly the same as an other production evolver. I guess my...

pour_furets wrote: I'm curious to see what the 503 will sound like.

Me too... that looks promising.

Well, people can't expect him to sell it for the same price as a regular evolver... it is alot rarer. However, he has to find the right buyer to pay that kind of money...it would be a collector, not a user.

Alesis MMT-8. Dead cheap on ebay - selling for average $40. Pure straight-up 8-track midi sequencing used by the likes of Orbital. How do these work? real time or step? Can someone describe the process of creating a sequence with this machine? real time recording only, though it does have quantise ...

garranimal wrote:Alesis MMT-8. Dead cheap on ebay - selling for average $40. Pure straight-up 8-track midi sequencing used by the likes of Orbital.

How do these work? real time or step? Can someone describe the process of creating a sequence with this machine?

I'm not familiar with your an1x, but the Korg EA-1 will give you two tracks of dead easy midi sequencing.

I'm telling you...the closest thing, without sampling and all in one box, is the EMX-1.

Madlib uses an Roland SP-303 alot... why not try the newer Roland SP-404? It is basically a poor man's MPC sampling drum machine...it just doesn't have the midi sequencing of the MPC...but sample wise, it is good.

mistercooper wrote:You might find an ES-1 up your ally for a sort of redrum.

Yeah, that or the ESX-1 has to be the closest for the cash.