None of them, such shitty choices.

Guess i'll wait on something new from Elektron

meatballfulton wrote:Korg EA-1 ???

although it maybe a 2-part sequencer, the Korg EA-1
just doesn't cut it like the 303 does.

Yeah that's the one, but it sounds more 101/202-ish than 303, listening to the demo there

THM wrote:some say it's also the CS-80, some say it's a Roland VP-330?

answer is yes to both

Thanks for listening and I'm glad you liked it. I used a Moog Voyager RME, DSI Poly Evolver (Rack), a Studio Electronics Omega 8, Roland R-8M drum module, and a Lexicon MPX-500 and TC Electronic Fireworx for (huge) reverbs. A quick rundown... Voyager: underlying drone and radio S&H bleeps Omega 8: ...

Just seen this on another website, someone customised their prodyssey by adding a keyboard and the original colour coded caps to the sliders. Looks well done though. you will have to click the links below as the images are not gonna show up :o http://www.flickr.com/photos/matrixsynth/1346773785/size...

StepLogik wrote:i've owned both the MC-808 and MC-909. Terrible sequencers on both.

Yeah, about a million button presses to just start making a pattern, both convoluted sequencers on them 2

so i guess we could all say



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the 303 on the Owls remix went a little something like this "twit-ta-bleep-burble-burble-ta-woo"

Still using Samplitude 7 after 2 years, i find it gets the job done and it's a program i know inside out now, and have never bothered my arse using VSTi plug-ins and s**t like that. Only used for audio recording and clock-sync'n of midi.

Someone should email the entire contents of this thread to YamaKorgland

Not bad at all, reminds me of some of the early 80's electro at the time,
but... i feel there is some elements missing, i think some strings low in
the mix will give it a bit of an atmosphere

Good morning chaps I'm looking to get myself a 3-octave controller keyboard to take with me in my laptop bag for softsynth control that's portable. Essential features would be: - 3 octaves with full action. (I can't stand 25-key controllers) - USB powered - octave key switches - modulation wheel - ...

....but it does it closer than anything else the 'big 3' are offering these days. MC-09? 505/808/909 ?? Not as close as EMX. there's no way to do it spot-on for cheap with real hardware anymore...unless you get lucky on CL or something. i don't think you understand, the thing that is unique to the ...

If Acidlab and Jomox can make money with 303/808/909 clones, I'm quite sure Roland could make money off brand new re-issues. Roland could, but they won't. They just don't make those old parts anymore that they used in those machines, besides it costs a lot of money to set up a production line for t...