If it came with any bundled software you can forward that to me, because you aint gonna be using it anyhowIncarnateX wrote:So I grapped a Roland MC909
What would it take for you to drop your PC/Mac for music making?
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what would it take?
about 16-20 grand for one of these:
though i guess technically id still be using a computer.
about 16-20 grand for one of these:
though i guess technically id still be using a computer.
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Numanoid wrote:If it came with any bundled software you can forward that to me, because you aint gonna be using it anyhowIncarnateX wrote:So I grapped a Roland MC909
The MC909 is from a time where the PC daw hadn't invaded every homestudio yet, so no software besides usb memory access, and no need for it either, since it has basic daw seq features with similar track view. Bought it in excellent condition at Ebay from a German hobby-music-store.