Neil Young signature edition ? 
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101
MPC3K
any Black Corp poly
Well, iām thinking about bringing Joe Rogan with me to talk about chimps between music sessions, so ā¦no, iām afraid.
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-A desktop computer
- yahama HS 7
- An audio interface
Not very originalā¦
Then I would buy a keylab and a digitakt
Octatrack, TR-8s, Pro3
I had the same question on my mind.
For sure a Roland like mc 101 , hydrasynth desktop and a tb3
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Octatrack.
SH101.
TR8-S.
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If youāre really just starting from scratch, and unsure about the direction youāre going to head in, I would say:
Digitakt
Digitone
Mixer
That should cover a lot of bases / genres, get you started and find out about your preferences.
Learn basics about sampling and sequencing, have many options, a great sound, not too much cabling etc.
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Correct me if Iām wrong (I own neither Digitakt nor Digitone), but couldnāt you connect the audio out from one of them into a audio in of the other, and sum the signal that way? That way, you donāt need a mixer, and can spend one of your slots for something more fun 
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Pretty hard to fault this as a setup.
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Impulse Command, ContinuuMini, and MPC One.
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I had many years away from hardware for various reasons, mostly moving around a lot and not having space. I just got a Syntakt, so maybe that would be a good start for you. Itās a fun machine. Up next for me is a digitakt (already getting GAS)then if I had to choose a 3rd machine Iād say some form of poly synth.
If limited money then
iPad
Headphones
Apps
If have some more money
Digitakt
Typhon
Zoia
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Of course, you could.
I would still opt for a mixer.
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No budget constraints?
TR8S for Drums
OT for samples and sequncing
Virus Ti for all synth duties
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Acoustic guitar
Strat
Blues Jnr
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Macbook
Push 2
Audio Interface
Analog Four, Syntakt, Digitakt
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Interesting thread. Thatās pretty much what Iām trying to do.
The Digitakt is pretty good at this with its flexible internal mixer. Right now, Iām using it with a Nord Drum which can be split in two sections: beats and bass on input R (w. very little delay/reverb); melodic percussions on input L (w. high level of delay/reverb).
But another interesting setup might be :
1 - Digitakt
2 - 1010 Lemondrop synth
3 - Portable recorder (for sound hunting and feeding both devices above).
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an MDUW+, an MDUW+ & an MDUW+
(wrote this as a joke but then contemplated the possibilities (i think the CTR ALL could relay to all the machinesā¦!?) and this could be a devastating setup)
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