Scuse me, sammich sid to build....
]]>C64TPC would be cheaper... but not really portable, since laptops don't have serial ports (although I heard something about having it work with USB)
im using it with an asus notebook using a serial-usb adaptor. Add an usb video capture interface and your c64+notebook will be a very portable system 
@Jellica: Well I'm still figuring out the C64. What I really like is the Mssiah monosynth. But that's a monosynth, you can't do a whole track with it. I could get a second c64 and another mssiah cart and use sequencer on one and monosynth on the other... but I liked the idea of addin something with a different sound to the setup. Anyway, generally speaking you have a point, maybe I should think less about buying gear...
seriously the C64 is fucking perfect, get a decent tracker and explore that baby a whole lot. its a bit fucking uncontrolable and random at first but persevere, that filter and ring mod are loverly and try multispeed for those tight sounds.
]]>@arottenbit: yeah gameboy... have been thinking about it... but I must admit that I'm a bit tired of the sound...
Put the time in, and you can make music that sounds nothing like a gameboy!
]]>try an Atari ST, its dead easy to load software on it - no need to build anything
i've wanted to try your dj software since watching the workshop at blip07, one of these days....!
]]>Invest in some sort of disk hardware for your c64 and get tracking!
I reccomend 1541u, expensive yet portable!
yeah, I really need one of those... right now I'm writing down settings of patches I make...
C64TPC would be cheaper... but not really portable, since laptops don't have serial ports (although I heard something about having it work with USB).
yeah.. i guess.. but using it with some other instrument (you already have) is really really nice. If you're doing dance-able songs gameboys has the most powerfull sweep kicks ever (imo).
Well I have a GB lying around, could try it out... seems like a fun thing to play with anyway. I should probably mod it with pro sound...
I tried out nanoloop on the emulator and it looked sweet, don't know about lsdj
yeah gameboy... have been thinking about it... but I must admit that I'm a bit tired of the sound...
yeah.. i guess.. but using it with some other instrument (you already have) is really really nice. If you're doing dance-able songs gameboys has the most powerfull sweep kicks ever (imo).
]]>Hey Amico!
Where are you from!?
I've sent you a PM... did you get it?
]]>first of all thanks a lot to everybody for your answers!
@GwEm: Atari ST sounds interesting, but not really portable, is it?
@Jellica: Well I'm still figuring out the C64. What I really like is the Mssiah monosynth. But that's a monosynth, you can't do a whole track with it. I could get a second c64 and another mssiah cart and use sequencer on one and monosynth on the other... but I liked the idea of addin something with a different sound to the setup. Anyway, generally speaking you have a point, maybe I should think less about buying gear...
@herr_prof: that's a good advice... will think about it.
@arottenbit: yeah gameboy... have been thinking about it... but I must admit that I'm a bit tired of the sound...
@chunter: well yeah, I somehow need just one more device... but boss pedals are a great idea nonetheless...
Where are you from!?
I could be predictable.. but a gameboy + lsdj is really powerfull, easy and cheap! 
i wouldnt think of expanding what you have until you know how to use that C64 properly, its pretty damn versatile.
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