Gone dawless thanks to you bro
No more strugling to make things sound big.
Thanks bro
Maschine plus
Roland synths
Tascam old skool portistudio
And los of drum machines 😊     See More     See Less

Bolo when you say mpc + is that made by akai?? And what is your fave beat making machine if you could just choose one alone??     See Less

Right. I love my gear     See Less

Interesting. I like it.     See Less

hardware over software     See Less

the reason I like dawless is because it's all tactile. I can whip a beat up with mouse and keyboard no problem it's just not fun.

The best part about the MPC right, is that yo     See More plug the MPC into the computer and load your project up and edit what you need with mouse and keyboard, and focus on "feeling".

especially on the MPC, all of the plugins can be controlled by a knob, really letting you fine tune. close your eyes and adjust until it sounds good, instead of doing it all visually.    See Less

Hey Bolo.. I’m djing using Serato and want to make beats to import and use in my sets. Can you tell me what kind of kit I need to do this? I’m using a Mac. Would I be best with Akai, Nat     See More ments etc etc?? Cheers bro.    See Less

As a beginner 58 I am happy using my MPC Plus one running 2.0 in standalone with my brand new 1994 Roland JV-1080 that has 4 SR-JV80 Expansion Boards (Dance Session, Orchestral & the Key     See More � 🎹 of the 60s & 70s) for Hiphop RnB Neo Soul & House music 🎶🎼🎵    See Less

I love the sound that come for the standalone setup and some of it's limitations inspires creativity. Expensive but the sound is amazing.     See Less

The more plugins u have the more sounds u gotta dig thru vs having a workstation full of sounds right there. They also have a distinct sound that go together vs searching all over for stuff     See More . Having too much can very well be a problem, they say less is more.    See Less