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Originally posted by DJ RANN Don't bother with the 303. They are a fucking pain to program, the manual makes little to no sense and rebirth/reaktor has done a pretty good job for 10 years now that I can't see the point in spending the $1500 unless you just won the lottery and just have to have one. http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...784#post9368784

Why does everyone say this? The TB-303's sequencer is very easy to program, especially if you have worked with clones of it.

What part are you moving to? Poland?

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Haha, tell me about it! I've lived in the same city (San Antonio) for six years and never once met anyone else who's interested in producing electronic music, and only a few people who even like listening to it. One of the joys of visiting my parents in Fort Worth is being able to make music and talk about production with my best friend. I don't have any friends who like that stuff around here.

If your come to Austin we should hang out! Maybe we can have a TA (tranceaddic) Texas Party Ill cook the BBQ!

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Dr.DRE "It's not the equipment....it's the muthaf@#%r running it"

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Originally posted by Pagan-za Fighting online is like winning the special Olympics. Even if you win, you're still retarded.

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Originally posted by atxbigballer1 If your come to Austin we should hang out! Maybe we can have a a TI Texas Party Ill cook the BBQ!

Sounds good.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Haha, tell me about it! I've lived in the same city (San Antonio) for six years and never once met anyone else who's interested in producing electronic music, and only a few people who even like listening to it. One of the joys of visiting my parents in Fort Worth is being able to make music and talk about production with my best friend. I don't have any friends who like that stuff around here.

Must be a Texas thing, because its pretty much the same thing here in Dallas. I have maybe one or two friends who are even aware of what quality dance music is, but they are just casual fans, certainly not producers. We always joke that we live in the wrong country.

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Originally posted by Watts Why does everyone say this? The TB-303's sequencer is very easy to program, especially if you have worked with clones of it. What part are you moving to? Poland?

przemysl

That's pretty close to my roommate's place. I'm trying to hit up Polska over the summer.

where is your roommate living? i usually go every summer for a few months

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Why does everyone say this? The TB-303's sequencer is very easy to program, especially if you have worked with clones of it

I agree. The original 303 is VERY easy to program. You just tap in the notes you want. Then the timing of the notes. Then simply go through each note one by one and apply slide, accent, octave up/down to whichever notes you want.

If you like the moog sound, go for a voyager, model d or a moog source. I have a voyager and have also played with both an original model d and a source. They absoultely completely blow away the software versions. The difference in sound is massive when you play them side by side.

Apogee converters are a safe bet, i personally would go for lynx instead.

If you have a spare bit of cash to spend. I would definately consider getting the prophet 08 rather than the mopho. The mopho is just a stripped down 1 voice monophonic version of the p08 with a sub oscillator.

909 is a great bit of kit, very fun to use, but most people i know never use theirs as they sound dated. Much easier to get a few good sample libraries or a modern drum machine.

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Why does everyone say this? The TB-303's sequencer is very easy to program, especially if you have worked with clones of it

I agree. The original 303 is VERY easy to program. You just tap in the notes you want. Then the timing of the notes. Then simply go through each note one by one and apply slide, accent, octave up/down to whichever notes you want.

If you like the moog sound, go for a voyager, model d or a moog source. I have a voyager and have also played with both an original model d and a source. They absoultely completely blow away the software versions. The difference in sound is massive when you play them side by side.

Apogee converters are a safe bet, i personally would go for lynx instead.

If you have a spare bit of cash to spend. I would definately consider getting the prophet 08 rather than the mopho. The mopho is just a stripped down 1 voice monophonic version of the p08 with a sub oscillator.

909 is a great bit of kit, very fun to use, but most people i know never use theirs as they sound dated. Much easier to get a few good sample libraries or a modern drum machine.