Here's a quick timeline of the Impostors' journey into music production.
1980s
Leo J gets a Sinclair ZX Spectrum and explores its music-making potential with
the installation of the Ram Music Machine and SpecDrum — controlled by the
Cheetah MK5 keyboard.
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Ram Music Machine
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SpecDrum
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Cheetah MK5
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1990s
Along comes the Amiga 500 Plus and the Aegis Sound Master sampler, combined
with OctaMED tracking software and a Yamaha DX7 synthesiser.
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Amiga 500 Plus
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Aegis Sound Master
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OctaMED tracker
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Yamaha DX7
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In 1995 DJ Tyrone buys an Akai S3000, a Spirit Folio mixing desk and a Sony
DAT machine.
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Akai S3000 sampler
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Spirit Folio mixer
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Sony DTC-750
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A year passes and a DigiTech effects unit, two Alesis compressors and an Akai
second filter upgrade are added.
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Akai IB 304F
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Alesis 3630 compressor
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DigiTech Studio Quad
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By 1998 it was time for an Amiga 1200 with a copy of Music-X, and a new Alesis
QS6 synthesiser.
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Alesis QS6
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Amiga 1200
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Music-X sequencer
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