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First monitors I got. Did a lot of research and decided to go with these, was not disappointed, sound doesn't sound very colored from what I can tell.

very cool, a bit hard to learn additive for a bit

Wanted to get one subtractive synth to learn synthesis with and stay on primarily. after many discussions, decided on serum over sylenth

i wanted an instrument that i could both write and play on

one of the few daws out there that was built right for the live performance girl talk, four tet, trent reznor i dont use it as much any more but glad i did use it for a time

i got this thinking it could replace my trigger finger in a more compact version, but without the velocity locking, it couldn't do what i wanted. i almost never use it, though i got it for very cheap

i kept running into venues that were designed for rock bands that couldn't take RCA from my NI DJ 2, so it was time to get a real interface and this was the choice. i wanted to free up my usb ports and found a super cheap deal off ebay. I liked that Skrillex and TEED recommended it

sister got this for me for xmas along with a m-audio trigger finger for $70 off craigslist

wanted a mpc type controller. sister got this for me for xmas along with a m-audio keyboard 49 for $70 off craigslist

for a long time i was borrowing friends soundcards / mixers, but when it was time to finally get my own, i was about to head to argentina for study abroad, and had limited space in my bags, so after seeing its potential (ala skrillex) i decided to go with it and used it with both ableton and audiomulch was very glad i decided to get it as i was actually able to land my first big gig while i was there.

the automaps function allowed me to use it with Audiomulch and ive loved it ever since. i eventually used ableton, but this was my first midi controller and im very glad i used it