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dr. orange · #21 22.11.2005, 10:19 PM

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All 3 of them samples are real TB303 BTW.

really? for example the asys2 file sounds as if there's an external distortion/saturation effect, don't you think so?

~+? · #22 22.11.2005, 11:47 PM

Think its running through the desk hot in the red with a TR909.

dr. orange · #23 23.11.2005, 03:43 AM

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to run hot in the red with

what does that mean?

Hollowcell · #24 23.11.2005, 12:16 PM

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to run hot in the red with

what does that mean?

Driving the desk hard enough to clip.

Tomer=Trance · #25 23.11.2005, 05:22 PM

i dont think all analog desks give a nice distortion\channel overdrive sound.

dr. orange · #26 23.11.2005, 09:42 PM

by the way, you acid freaks, have a look at this: http://www.audiorealism.se/abl_pro_cookin.htm

Hollowcell · #27 23.11.2005, 10:51 PM

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i dont think all analog desks give a nice distortion\channel overdrive sound.

You're right, but still every analogue desk will give something more usuable than a digital one in this regard. It's surpising how much more presense you can give a part in the mix when pushing the desk over the top (slightly).

Yeah we talked about that on another thread somewhere Dr.O. Cool idea.

Dovdimus Prime · #28 19.01.2006, 06:12 PM

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There is a clone made by Analogue Solutions that uses the same electronic parts as the original 303 but I forget the name of it now. I was lent one by the guy at analog solutions when my 303 broke down, he's nice guy. We needed a replacement for a gig. It?s got the same sound as the 303 but without the sequencer. It's got more range on the filter as i remember hehe

That sounds proper nifty. I love the 303 sound but would never get one because of the crappy internal sequencer. I don't know how you even write with it. Does it just sync to clock?!

I got Rebirth a few years ago and liked the sound but stopped using it for the same reason. I mean it's all good being authentic and stuff but producing any product in the late 90s without basic MIDI implementation is just stupid.

The girl next door · #29 19.01.2006, 09:10 PM

Bloody hell mate (Dovdimus Prime) don't over do it with the old webdesign

http://www.dovdimusprime.com

~+? · #30 20.01.2006, 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by ~+?

There is a clone made by Analogue Solutions that uses the same electronic parts as the original 303 but I forget the name of it now. I was lent one by the guy at analog solutions when my 303 broke down, he's nice guy. We needed a replacement for a gig. It?s got the same sound as the 303 but without the sequencer. It's got more range on the filter as i remember hehe

That sounds proper nifty. I love the 303 sound but would never get one because of the crappy internal sequencer. I don't know how you even write with it. Does it just sync to clock?!

I got Rebirth a few years ago and liked the sound but stopped using it for the same reason. I mean it's all good being authentic and stuff but producing any product in the late 90s without basic MIDI implementation is just stupid.

The sequencer is not crap its wicked, "he says with big smile" You sync it with sync 24 din sync cable. Syncs this way strait from the TR909 or run it from a converter like me with control in cubase! It's piss easy to program BTW the slide accent in the sequencer makes people