Pete Rock's Keyboards and Synthesizers

“I’m using hardware. I don’t use software to make beats,” who listed the Akai MPC Renaissance, 2500 and 2000XL as some of the machines he uses. “I’ve been doing it like this for years. Regardless of what’s out there right now, Pro-Tools, Fruity Loops and stuff like that, I don’t do those programs. Something about the drum machine…I love tapping.” - See more at: http://hiphopwired.com/2013/10/25/pete-rock-doesnt-use-software-make-beats-respects-kanye-wests-direction-video/#sthash.jqPEjGoG.dpuf

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Pete Rock is in the lab with a Rhodes. Looks like a Mark I by the simplistic view of the frontface. Most likely used to add texture to samples.

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Pete Rock mentions purchasing the MPC X

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