zircon
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Nah, I don't think so. AudioRealism Bass Line is the most accurate 303 emulation I've yet seen. I can't tell the difference. They even give you samples of a real TB303, with the identical pattern being played on it and the Bass Line, to compare for yourself.
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digitalbeat
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check out my track on my page 
It's 303 is made also with Reason 2.5 . I used Malström with saw wave with some basic filtering.  Checking out your 303 emulator now |
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a98
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zircon wrote on 30 Sep. (0:51) :
Nah, I don't think so. AudioRealism Bass Line is the most accurate 303 emulation I've yet seen. I can't tell the difference. They even give you samples of a real TB303, with the identical pattern being played on it and the Bass Line, to compare for yourself.
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yes but the clips on the pages have been choosen from sounds that can be done with this emulator, when there is a lot of resonance and cutoff tweaking, the difference is hearable. well so i have heard from others, i haven't actually tried a real one ever, only heard it.
not that it really have to be exact the same imo, as long as it sounds good
www.subco.org/a98 (2549 hits) |
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astaroth
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a98 wrote on 03 Oct. (12:56) :
zircon wrote on 30 Sep. (0:51) :
Nah, I don't think so. AudioRealism Bass Line is the most accurate 303 emulation I've yet seen. I can't tell the difference. They even give you samples of a real TB303, with the identical pattern being played on it and the Bass Line, to compare for yourself.
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yes but the clips on the pages have been choosen from sounds that can be done with this emulator, when there is a lot of resonance and cutoff tweaking, the difference is hearable. well so i have heard from others, i haven't actually tried a real one ever, only heard it.
not that it really have to be exact the same imo, as long as it sounds good
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The original is still original I think. Many people think that digital emulator can beat the analog sound. It's not the same as the original harware sound. |
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astaroth
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a98 wrote on 03 Oct. (12:56) :
zircon wrote on 30 Sep. (0:51) :
Nah, I don't think so. AudioRealism Bass Line is the most accurate 303 emulation I've yet seen. I can't tell the difference. They even give you samples of a real TB303, with the identical pattern being played on it and the Bass Line, to compare for yourself.
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yes but the clips on the pages have been choosen from sounds that can be done with this emulator, when there is a lot of resonance and cutoff tweaking, the difference is hearable. well so i have heard from others, i haven't actually tried a real one ever, only heard it.
not that it really have to be exact the same imo, as long as it sounds good
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The original is still original I think. Many people think that digital emulator can beat the analog sound. It's not the same as the original hardware sound. |
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zircon
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a98 wrote on 03 Oct. (12:56) :
zircon wrote on 30 Sep. (0:51) :
Nah, I don't think so. AudioRealism Bass Line is the most accurate 303 emulation I've yet seen. I can't tell the difference. They even give you samples of a real TB303, with the identical pattern being played on it and the Bass Line, to compare for yourself.
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yes but the clips on the pages have been choosen from sounds that can be done with this emulator, when there is a lot of resonance and cutoff tweaking, the difference is hearable. well so i have heard from others, i haven't actually tried a real one ever, only heard it.
not that it really have to be exact the same imo, as long as it sounds good
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That doesn't really make sense. The emulator can absolutely do anything the original could. I couldn't hear any difference between the TB and the ABL samples.
[quote]The original is still original I think. Many people think that digital emulator can beat the analog sound. It's not the same as the original hardware sound.[/quote]
Yes, but that's a silly thing to say. There are plenty of excellent emulators that will fool 99% of the people that will hear them. No one is going to complain that you used fm7 instead of a dx7, or the D-50 expansion card on the Roland V-Synth instead of a real D-50. Many of these digital emulations have been created by teams of sound researchers and engineers who have gone out of their way to calculate (mathematically) the path and randomness of the original analog sound. No, it's not perfect, but it's damned close.
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ping
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skagen
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404 - File not found.
I was hoping for a more "303 download in progress" 
Could anyone put up the file again?
I'd like to check this out |
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IKO
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sorry, but the ftp-server i payed for to last 1 year, has lasted 1 year, so i dont have any place to put it..  |
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Opticane
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| you just made a 303? well, a 303 can be lotsa sounds.. what had been more right is 'i made an acid' |
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