ok if i get some time over the weekend i will record the same pattern using all 3 and we can have a comparison test. Won't be till sunday at the earliest though.
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ok if i get some time over the weekend i will record the same pattern using all 3 and we can have a comparison test. Won't be till sunday at the earliest though.
wrong mate, you can't do the same with midi patterns and varying velocityQuote:
Originally Posted by AcidTrash
well i can't at any rate
believe me i tried for eight or so years and just got stiff acid lines
then worked with mik cree who can program 303 lines into the sequencer and realised that was the way to get slick slidin lines
eventually got into programmin the internal sequencer on audio realism bassline and all of a sudden slippin slidin acid was at my fingertips
yeah it's the sequencer really that does the trick
i just got that phosycon one now , it's not bad either
i use ABL for twisted slippy 303 lines and phoscyon for real barky staccato stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by davethedrummer
2 great vst's imo
http://www.acidvoice.com/
This is an interetsing site to compare 303 emulators give audio samples so you can see how close they are. still nothing compares to the original tho
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got to grips with the abl and the phoscyon now - just wondering wich plugins get the best results in your opinion - taQuote:
Originally Posted by dan the acid man
can some explain how to 'work the internal sequencer' in abl2?
personall i dont use the distortion on abl2, ive found the it cuts away at the high res , so i use D16 devistator distortion.
ive never used a reall tb303 but i must amit that it does seem to sound better but then again it just be the way i use the abl2