Mangling source with a 90's rack sampler and Max

I've been asked to record raw source material of a particular style and tone for a project, and I've been trying to utlize my old 90's rack sampler for the purpose.
It has some very crunchy, digital processing available – and it tolerates a rapid amount of MIDI data being sent before starting to fumble.

Here I am mangling source material from my "Raw Buffers" Discman library, sampled on the ESI-4000, processed with the sampler's built-in processes and mangled further by a Max patch that rapidly sends MIDI triggers - and with velocity mapped to sample start position.

Abrasively digital material that can be further repurposed for the game audio elements and scenarios that call for that particular sound.

So. Don’t throw away the old gear. Unless you hate working with floppydisks.