TB-303 Acid Odyssey

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjESQsn4iYA

Greetings everybody, I really dig the forums here. Glad my registration went through so I'm not just another lurker. I thought I'd introduce myself with an improvised acid jam I video'd the other day. Enjoy.

Let me know what you think!

Cheers!

-Christophocles

sweet

That's some good p*ssy, dude (by that I mean great acid)

Hah! Thanks guys!

Fist bump

don't bump, they'll put sharp sticks in your ass!

Very nice indeed.

Delightful squelch, sir. 8)

Thanks gentlemen, really glad you enjoyed it.

That is some bloody epic stuff, sir. Love it.

Much appreciated Sprigg!

Very good (favorited it). I'm extremely jealous of your equipment, and the fact that you have equipment. Maybe once I'm out of high school and college I can afford to buy myself a 303 with a 707 or something.

Great knob twiddling, I look forward to hearing more. The part when the apple kicks in is cool. haha

  On 12/3/2009 at 11:51 AM, Xyrofen said:

Very good (favorited it). I'm extremely jealous of your equipment, and the fact that you have equipment. Maybe once I'm out of high school and college I can afford to buy myself a 303 with a 707 or something.

 

Great knob twiddling, I look forward to hearing more. The part when the apple kicks in is cool. haha

Thanks Xyrofen! I encourage you to sell any miscellaneous stuff you have collecting dust around the house in a garage sale or on craigslist. I too am in high school and I was able to buy a 303 off of eBay from turning stuff that doesn't get any use into instruments I make love to by the hour. Sure, in the big picture, you aren't making profit. You will probably get about half what you paid for the items. But, that half is actually being utilized. I am always on the prowl for gear in estate sales locally. Estatesales.net will put you in touch with all the ones coming up in your area. You can contact the conductors of the sales to see if they have any vintage keyboards, synthesizers, drum machines, or, as I ask, "any box with ROLAND written on it". One of my favorite dreams is that I am able to pick up a Jupiter JP8 in its box from an oblivious salesman for like $50.

Cheers man,

-Chris

I saw a TR-606 on Craigslist a couple weeks ago, but didn't have the $350 for it. I plan to look for them and buy them eventually, mostly for hobby of course, but *shrug*.

$350 is a pretty solid price for a 606. I'd like to find a seller who doesn't know what it is though, hehehe.

Xyrofen-

In the meantime, you may consider purchasing and assembling a x0xb0x kit. They only cost about $350 and, in my opinion, are not distinguishable from a tb-303.

Definitely! In my electronic group, me and a buddy run the 303 and x0x together.. typically with the 303 handling the low grinds and the x0x handling the squelch.

not really digging this. I'm not a huge fan of 303 acid but i didn't think was very well done for what it was.

I'd like to see more videos of you doing this but bringing something new to the table.

  On 11/30/2009 at 10:00 PM, Ramses said:

Fist bump

first read the rules

Hey awepittance thanks for being honest. My coming videos are more formulaic.. more so the making of my actual tracks, not just freeform. Maybe you'll like those.

and thanks for the bump, Brandi!

-Chris