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http://www.geuggis.com/tb-303/art06.htm The real fun is in the "Accent Sweep Circuit" (my name). This involves a diode and a 47k resistor in series driving the ACW (anti-clockwise) end of a 100k pot, and a 1uF capacitor (to ground) hanging off the CW end. The wiper of the pot goes via a 100k mixing resistor to one of the two summing nodes for filter frequency..... .....Human listeners - and probably a few furry quadrupeds - interpret this output of increasingly high pitched audio signals as sounding like the cry of a living creature becoming increasingly distressed, apparently in response to quickly repeated bursts of stimulus. Whole essays could develop from this, in terms of how a few simple passive components in the TB-303 mimic the distress cry of a living, sentient creature. |
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great site recently had to replace 3 memory ICs in my 303 d444c all thanks to robin whittle's website |
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turn the tune knob up all the way, then tune it slightly to the highest possible scale can sound absolutely awesome when playing rhythmic one or two note patterns |
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http://www.dinsync.info/2010/02/how-to-copy-and-paste-patte rns-on.html |
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my mate was watching a Limmy webcam the other day where he used the 303 as analogy for someone to kinda, feel a bit more optimistic about their life, basically,paraph : "it was totally shit at being a bass guitar but it was so awesome because, well it just was what it was" sorta thing..cheesy as but decent advice arent roland on about redoing it or something,oh dear |
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Have you seen the webcam show where he listens to Tomorrow's Harvest for the first time, and narrates a sci-fi film to it? |
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His random access one was funny. I actually watched the whole two hours of it. |
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Oh I haven't seen that one, I should have a look. I can't stand Daft Punk, though. Thanks for the link, btw! |
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8 ) It is actually two hours long! |
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Thanks, Limmy can't go on long enough. |
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I watched it! The whole two and a half hours. I thought it was brilliant. Completely agree with everything he said, and I was really impressed by his musical memory, constantly pulling up older tracks. And the little 'playlets' he did were very funny - especially the one about being in Benidorm, while a bar band is playing in the background (Daft Punk, in this case). |
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I also love how exasperated he gets when a new track starts. Saying "OOoohh for fffffu........". The Benidorm bit was funny. |
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His face when he puts on the very first track is priceless. And the mixing of that Touch song with Les Miserables, worked really well. |
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