What went right?

>>55869018
>hipster acid house machine...

>>55869018
the resonance.

>>55869046
Everybody needs a 303

>>55869018
To /moo/ wif you

mostly the sequencer desu

It succeeded because of what went wrong. It was designed for musicians to record demos with bass accompaniment. But musicians were too retarded to figure out how to twiddle the knobs to get a halfway realistic bass sound (which it was capable of doing), so barely anyone bought any.

Then some "musicians" even more retarded than them picked them up for $5 at pawn shops. Luckily, their state of retardation was so advanced, that they were not intimidated by the knobs, and began tweaking them in a random fashion over a drum machine. This actually sounded pretty cool. A few years later, something that was once considered a piece of junk is now worth up to and over $1000, even though you can get a clone that sounds the same for a few hundred.

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>>55869018
shit yeah

fuck the system in the cunt, ass, and mouth until cum starts leaking out its ears

>Roland in charge of creating house and techno

303 808 909

>>55869018
everything

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86Kat5EZclM

>>55872203
My nigga.

Was worth it when it was $5, now not so much

mr AYYY lmao himself doing some 909 programming live, muh dik

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcpSx7tw8vQ

>>55872270
>jeff mills

>not having DOZENS of 909s and 303s on the table

Is he getting old?

>>55873229
Yes he is, look at his recent releases, they ALL sound the same basically, from 2001 or so onwards. But still, a legend in his own right

>>55873272
Every time I see him I want to give him a sandwich.
He has always looked like he's starving and still does