Robert Hood

Per his April 14, 2014 interview with xlr8r:

The Yamaha sequencers have been a mainstay in my arsenal. I started off with the portable QY100, and I remember programming tracks from X-101 on that pocket sequencer. Of course, I’ve used other hardware sequencers, but through the years, Yamaha’s QY700 series has been sort of my weapon of choice.

Per his 2014 interview with (Tokyo) Red Bull Music Academy:

That’s what I use today. That and I use an Akai XR20 drum machine, a microKORG and maybe an MPC 5000 which is a monster in itself. Those are pretty much my weapons of choice. Not a lot.

Per his April 14, 2014 interview with xlr8r:

The Yamaha sequencers have been a mainstay in my arsenal. I started off with the portable QY100, and I remember programming tracks from X-101 on that pocket sequencer. Of course, I’ve used other hardware sequencers, but through the years, Yamaha’s QY700 series has been sort of my weapon of choice.

Per 5Mag.net Sept 10, 2019:

I had a small handful of equipment at the time I was doing Hardwax and Axis stuff, a small four track mixer, a Roland 909, a Roland SH-101 and a Juno 2. That was it.

In this Sept 10, 2019 feature for 5Mag.net, Mr. Hood is pictured with his daughter, holding an MPC 1000

Per his 2014 interview with (Tokyo) Red Bull Music Academy:

That’s what I use today. That and I use an Akai XR20 drum machine, a microKORG and maybe an MPC 5000 which is a monster in itself. Those are pretty much my weapons of choice. Not a lot.

Per his 2014 interview with (Tokyo) Red Bull Music Academy:

That’s what I use today. That and I use an Akai XR20 drum machine, a microKORG and maybe an MPC 5000 which is a monster in itself. Those are pretty much my weapons of choice. Not a lot.

Per 5Mag.net Sept 10, 2019:

I had a small handful of equipment at the time I was doing Hardwax and Axis stuff, a small four track mixer, a Roland 909, a Roland SH-101 and a Juno 2. That was it.

Per 5Mag.net Sept 10, 2019:

I had a small handful of equipment at the time I was doing Hardwax and Axis stuff, a small four track mixer, a Roland 909, a Roland SH-101 and a Juno 2. That was it.

Sept 10, 2019 5Mag.net:

I bought a Roland TR-505 from a pawnshop in Detroit. I guess I paid maybe about 100 dollars for this drum machine. It came with no manual and I had to learn how to program a drum machine so it’s my first real machine to learn what this is all about. I took it to this music and equipment store and they showed me how to program it.