The Dust Brothers
The Dust Brothers' Keyboards and Synthesizers
Per Sound on Sound, May 2005:
I'm a big fan of the whole Korg line of keyboards, so I have Korg polysynths and Monopoly.
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Per Sound On Sound, May 2005:
We also managed to load the MPC60 disk into Mike's MPC2000, so we were able to get a more pure sound than we had from the cassette
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Per Sound On Sound, May 2005:
"It had been composed on an MPC 60 and the Emax sampler, the same one we used on Paul's Boutique."
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Per Sound On Sound, May 2005:
King still has an MPC 3000 and an MPC 4000, and remarks "It's more fun to have pads to bounce than mousing in notes. But to be honest, I rarely use it."
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Per Sound On Sound, May 2005:
King still has an MPC 3000 and an MPC 4000, and remarks "It's more fun to have pads to bounce than mousing in notes. But to be honest, I rarely use it."
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Per Sound On Sound, May 2005:
"The very first sampler we had was a Roland F10," recalls Simpson, "and then we went with the Akai S900. Those were still mono samplers. Then we dabbled with the SP12, the predecessor of the SP1200, and then we had a Roland S770, which I think was the first stereo sampler.
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