How to program a Roland TB-303

There are a lot of videos with TB-303's in 'em on YouTube, but none that shows how you actually program one.

The manual is so hard to get through, it's best someone shows you.
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Evolver + Korg Triton + Korg microX + Roland MC-307

Evolver + Korg Triton + Korg microX + Roland MC-307 = vintage sound!

Short improvisation on Evolver DSI, Korg Triton,Korg microX and Roland MC-307.
The Evolver DSI is MIDI triggered by the arpegiator of the Korg microX.

The sound is altered by the video recording software. When live, the sound of Triton and MC-307 is close to the analog.


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The Moog Sonic Six [video]

The Moog Sonic Six is an an outgrowth of Moog's expansion in the early seventies, when it took over a smaller company called Musonics, which made a synth called the Sonic V.

Moog took the Sonic V design, updated it with more Moog-like features (S-trig, three-stage Minimoog-like envelopes, etc) and released it as the attache-case-mounted Sonic VI.

Analog playground - a tribute to analog synthesizers

Analog playground - after 30 years from Alba Ecstasy on Vimeo.
For the old time's sake.
All sounds are created by Alba Ecstasy on Evolver DSI desktop, Korg Triton, Korg microX
http://www.albaecstasy.ro/

Roland RE-201 Space Echo

The Roland RE-201 Space Echo is truly a Vintage (1973) piece of music technology with lots of appeal even today. It is a Tape-Echo machine for creating true analog echo effects. The RE-201 is a simple system in which a small loop of tape records an incoming signal and immediately plays the recorded sound back over a couple playback heads before being erased over by new incoming audio. A real analog system with warm, gritty and almost noiseless operation, the Space Echo can provide warm, unpredictable and highly tweakable echo effects [original source: vintagesynth.com]
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