I used to own that Melaga purple Voyager in your thumbnail and at 1:01, wish I still had it. A very rare guitar for sure. Possibly the only one in that color

Starclassic Made in Japan are the best!!!

My first kit was an '89 Rockstar 5-pc. Great tone. The best bass drum sound I ever got to this day.

Really enjoyed this! Thanks for putting it together!

That’s just Kayla Kent’s guitar

I bought my first kit in High School @ '78! It was The Mercury 5 Imperialstar and I still play them to this day!!!

I just love Korg synths…I first owned an M1..then came the Wavestation A/D…then Trinity…then the ih vocal harmonizer…the kross and now the Kronos 2…and the M1 on the iPad (M1 is my first love)

Awfully quiet all of a sudden, The Music Dork. Whats the matter? nothing else to say? dont wanna back up your stupidity?

Cool...😊😊😊

You forget one of the biggest: Opcode Studio Vision Pro.

My vote: Behringer synths. Great channel, btw. Thanks for all your efforts.

I got the focus 5k

my first TAMA kit was a royalstar black....today i always play my last rockstar custom ! the love of my drummer life

Can sir, you deserve it

Wrong

See also : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_digital_audio_editors and en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Digital_audio_workstation_software and also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_music_software

My favorite guitars by far!

Overall good effort, but probably should've done more homework. KORG own "Support" webpage is an excellent source. Also check Sound on Sound "Korg history" article. MISTAKES (in addition to what's already noted): 11. Is a photo of 2024 PS-3300FS prototype (which is not for sale btw. Maybe it will be in production in 2025?) - there was no MIDI nor USB in 1977! 45. Wrong photo 48. Wrong photo 51. Wrong caption, it's a Wavestation SR 137. Wrong photo OMISSIONS: There's whole bunch not included, like all monotrons, monotribe, microsampler, 6 volcas, 11 electribes, all kaossilators (not including kaosspads), racks of MS-2000/B, and 2024 microKorg 2!

There was one missed that was written specifically for the MT32 or in my case the LAPC1 , called Ballade sometime in the early nineties. Not very friendly for sharing files.😒

I love akai and I loved this vid

I know like two of them...but indeed I agree sir!

The title of this video made it sound very interesting. Unfortunately, as somebody with low vision, I wasn’t able to get anything out of it. There are lots of people who are low vision, or blind in the audio and music world. Please don’t exclude us when you put out interesting content like this. A voiceover on the video makes a world of difference for people like me.

i think they will release something for the xmass season, some new gear

MPC 3000 LE is from 2021? What the...

Lots 'n' lots of beautiful machines there... nice work on navigating the twisted path of Sequential (buyouts/handbacks etc) ... Dave was one very clever guy 🙂

Dave did some good things to this world.🎚🎛👍

Great work as usual. May the YT algorithm smile upon you soon and get your channel some much needed attention.

Some of them even I forgot. Again great & comprehensive work!

The Jupiter 6. Thank you, Roland!

Migrated from a hardware sequencer (Roland MC500) to Cakewalk in 1996. Never looked back, and have been using Cakewalk > Sonar > Cakewalk by Bandlab ever since.

Doctor T's KCS - keyboard control system - absolutely rocked! It really focussed on performing then triggering stuff with the computer keyboard. It turned my C64 and my Amiga Keyboards into an instrument one could jam upon. Great fun! Nowadays I'm transitioning from Ableton to Bitwig, though both are great.

I'm pretty sure the ASQ10 was 1988

Max49 .still use it.

The picture used for the AX60 is incorrect. You've shown a pre-production unit that was never released. The actual AX60 looks somewhat different. The picture used for the AX73 is incorrect. You've shown a screenshot of a software plugin that emulates the AX73, made by Martinic. The actual AX73 looks quite a bit different (doesn't have all those sliders).

Please consider changing the pictures for the AX73 (had a much smaller control panel) and the Timbre Wolf (not an MPC, yet the worst synth ever produced and thus it should display the right gear as a warning to possible future owners).

The AKAI Miniak is essentially the same synth as the Alesis Micron but the AKAI version is a little better in its front panel controls. I own a Micron and though it is getting up there in years, that little brick of a synth still surprises me with how capable it really is. I highly recommend them if you are looking for a versatile yet inexpensive compact synth. The MPC One is the best drum machine I have ever worked with. It wasn't designed to be solely a drum machine, but I use it exclusively for drums because the interface and full range of features in the unit make it an amazing drum machine for my purposes. It is a real workhorse in my studio and I love it!

I SO wanted the S6000. It was made at a time just before computers started to become the default samplers. Thank you for the trip down memory lane.

why lie to people? You can't be bothered to be comprehensive, but you pretend.... NO SAMPLITUDE..... what else have you? not gonna subscribe to a dishonest channel

What about Mario Paint?

2:33 DX200 shows the word “PISS” hahah

Auria & Cubasis

Id focus on synths, not guitars and drums. I think 90% of the viewers here are synth people.

Id focus on synths, not guitars and drums. I think 90% of the viewers here are synth people.

I vote for best VST plugins.

Loving the channel, I wood like to see the Akai brand next including Synths, drum machines, sampling drum machines and Samplers. Then can you do Sequential Circuits

AKAI ❤

I do love me some Novation goodness. I'd buy more Novation gear but I am completely out of space in my studio. Great work as always. Stupid YT algo always messing around with good content creation. Hopefully things will get better after 1K subs. Till then we'll keep watching, commenting and spreading the word about your channel.

Akai drum machine and yamaha basses

I vote for AKAI drum machines.

I began playing drums in 1977 with my brother David (guitar) in our street fairs clubs band silver wings ✈️ test flight. I began with drums my mother purchased for me. These were "DRUMMATE" drums. That was a line that would be related to TAMA drums. The drummate drums is what I learned on and i am very proud and grateful for. ......also 'thank you mom !. (Silver wings ✈️ test flight had a long great live playing period from 1977 to 1986) . And later i was playing on TAMA brand drums.