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    Is it me or is it the case that the better you get at producing your percussion the more weak 303 emulators sound when you put them in the track or is this just a shift in taste?

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    Well I think the audiorealism is still very good, if you treat it properly.
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    It's bloody good for a certain range of TB sounds but I'm not really into it for my purposes. Doesn't seem to have the bite for nasty acid. doesn't seem to like being distorted.

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    save up and buy a tb303 then, nothing sounds more like the original than the original, the only problem is theyre so damn expensive
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    Quote Originally Posted by AcidTrash
    It's bloody good for a certain range of TB sounds but I'm not really into it for my purposes. Doesn't seem to have the bite for nasty acid. doesn't seem to like being distorted.
    whack the m-drive plugin behind it, hehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by loopdon
    Quote Originally Posted by AcidTrash
    It's bloody good for a certain range of TB sounds but I'm not really into it for my purposes. Doesn't seem to have the bite for nasty acid. doesn't seem to like being distorted.
    whack the m-drive plugin behind it, hehe
    sounds interesting, where can i get this m-drive plugin loopdon?

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    it comes together with muon tau 2 bassline vst:

    demo:

    http://www.muon-software.com/html/demo_versions.html

    http://www.muon-software.com/freedow..._demo_VSTi.zip




    Tau2 ships with its own distortion plugin: m-drive. This tiny FX is capable of warm, valve-like fuzz or nuclear digital overload - you choose!

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    Default Re: 303 emulator question

    Quote Originally Posted by AcidTrash
    Is it me or is it the case that the better you get at producing your percussion the more weak 303 emulators sound when you put them in the track or is this just a shift in taste?
    in my experience 303s and lots of percussion don't mix too well...
    big fvckoff acid lines need quite a lot of space in a mix.

    if any one has any tips for fitting the 2 around each other i'd be interested to hear them....

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    Quote Originally Posted by loopdon
    it comes together with muon tau 2 bassline vst:

    demo:

    http://www.muon-software.com/html/demo_versions.html

    http://www.muon-software.com/freedow..._demo_VSTi.zip




    Tau2 ships with its own distortion plugin: m-drive. This tiny FX is capable of warm, valve-like fuzz or nuclear digital overload - you choose!
    fantastic, i'll look into that many thanks

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    Default Re: 303 emulator question

    Quote Originally Posted by j_s
    Quote Originally Posted by AcidTrash
    Is it me or is it the case that the better you get at producing your percussion the more weak 303 emulators sound when you put them in the track or is this just a shift in taste?
    in my experience 303s and lots of percussion don't mix too well...
    big fvckoff acid lines need quite a lot of space in a mix.

    if any one has any tips for fitting the 2 around each other i'd be interested to hear them....
    isnt that where Compression comes in to get the bass to fit with the beats?

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    Quote Originally Posted by AcidTrash
    It's bloody good for a certain range of TB sounds but I'm not really into it for my purposes. Doesn't seem to have the bite for nasty acid. doesn't seem to like being distorted.
    303`s have no bite to them either.
    You need to run them through some good stompboxes, and a RAT pedal to get that.
    Most software overdrives and distortions are wack.

    Just use some quality amp and overdrive simulators and also compress and chorus.

    Slayer 2 can be run as an effect and it`s amp and stomp box simulation does the job.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AcidTrash
    Is it me or is it the case that the better you get at producing your percussion the more weak 303 emulators sound when you put them in the track or is this just a shift in taste?
    yeah i know what u mean, i find it hard puttin in other vsti's half the time

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    [quote="dirty_bass"]
    Quote Originally Posted by AcidTrash
    Just use some quality amp and overdrive simulators and also compress and chorus.

    Slayer 2 can be run as an effect and it`s amp and stomp box simulation does the job.
    Just tried that and although it's not 100% what I was after it certainly is better. Thanks.

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    this is a pretty wicked piece of dist, too:

    http://thefilebucket.com/userfiles/S...tBit/index.htm

    with loads of presets...

 

 

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