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Looking for a beat maker that is portable and professional sounding.

Anyone have any suggestions?

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An Unknown Location | 1 year, 10 months ago (47 minutes after post)

Have you checked out Beat Thang? Producer Dallas Austin developed it and it comes with over 3000 sounds. Here’s a link for it http://www.beatthang.com/. Another one is http://bit.ly/MPC5000 but I’m seriously looking into the Beat Thang myself. I dig the portability and it comes with Beat Thang Virtual for free plus free lifetime of upgrades. The selling point for me is that it is so easy to use.

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