Yasunori Mitsuda

"This is another sampler, but I mainly use this thing to sample my own sounds (like recording my own guitar or percussion). The edit features are really easy to use, and I value this thing alot."

"This S6000 is a sample product that I got my hands on before the actual product release date. The only difference was that the OS on this was a beta version, and that was about it (and that didn't really matter too much to me because you can always update the OS later). I like this sampler because you can register a lot of different samples in it, and it's very easy to use."

Digidesign Universal Slave Driver is shown in a chart depicting Yasunori's studio circa 2002.

An Apple Power Macintosh 9600 is shown in a chart depicting Yasunori's studio, circa 2002.

MOTU 24i is shown in a chart depicting Yasunori's studio circa 2002.

Three MOTU MIDI Timepiece AV units are shown in a chart depicting Yasunori's studio circa 2002.

A Power Mac G4 is shown in a chart depicting Yasunori's studio circa 2002.

RME DSP Hammerfall Multiface is shown in a chart depicting Yasunori's studio circa 2002.

A pair of Yamaha O2R mixers can be seen in a chart depicting Yasunori's studio circa 2002.

A pair of Lexicon PCM81 units can be seen in a chart depicting Yasunori's studio circa 2002.

A T.C. Electronics Fireworx multi-effect processor is shown in a chart depicting Yasunori's studio circa 2002.

A T.C. Electronic 2290 Dynamic Digital Delay is shown in a chart depicting Yasunori's studio circa 2002.

" The Super Famicom era was almost entirely sampler-based. I used an Akai S-3200, an E-MU EIII, stuff like that."

MacPro 2.8GHz QuadCore is included in the equipment list on his website.

MOTU 828 mkII is included in the equipment list on his website.

"Custom Windows machine" is included in the equipment list on his website.

"ProTools HD 3 Accel" is included in the equipment list on his website.

Included in the equipment list on his website.

MOTU MIDI Express 128 is included in the equipment list on his website.

Included in the equipment list on his website.

Included in the equipment list on his website.

Included in the equipment list on his website.

Included in the equipment list on his website.

Included in the equipment list on his website.

Included in the equipment list on his website.

Included in the equipment list on his website

MOTU MIDI Timepiece AV is included in this chart depicting Yasunori Mitsuda's studio circa 2002.

"This is also a percussion sound module, but I rarely use it anymore."