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Saturday Synth Porn: This is a great shot of the epic analog bassline synthesizer, the Future Retro Revolution.

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This video shows you how to change the battery on a Future Retro Revolution Analog Synth, with a lot of extreme gear porn along the way.

If you’d rather see the Future Retro Revolution in some analog bassline synth action, check out the video below. Read more…

 

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This video demos using the Future Retro Revolution as an audio processor:

With an analog resonant filter, envelope, overdrive, and DSP effects, the Revolution makes a powerful effects processor. The Elektron is slaved to the Revolution’s MIDI.

via BigCityMusic

 

This is sure to be controversial, but I can’t argue with their thoroughness. 

Acid Voice has compared a collection of the top clones of the Roland TB-303 and ranked them, based on how well they clone the sound of the original acid synth. 

They’ve got audio demos and in depth comparisons of the various bassline synths, including the x0xb0x, the Future Retro Revolution, the TeeBee and the FR 777. 

Here’s how they stack up, in Acid Voice’s opinion:

  1. Adafruit x0xb0x
  2. Future Retro Revolution
  3. Syntecno TeeBee MKIII
  4. Oakley TM3030
  5. Analogue Solutions TB-X
  6. Acidcode ML303
  7. Acidlab Bassline 
  8. MAM MB33 MKII
  9. Future Retro 777

I would rank the 777 much higher. The Future Retro 777 will do just about everything you’d want to do with a TB303, plus it’s a fairly full-featured analog synthesizer, too.

The bottom line, though, is that there’s never been a better time for people interested in great-sounding acid bassline synths. 

Let me know what you think of the results!

 

Nice demo of using the Future Retro Revolution as an audio processor.

With an analog resonant filter, envelope, overdrive, and DSP effects, the Revolution makes a powerful effects processor. The Elektron is slaved to the Revolution’s MIDI.

via BigCityMusic

 

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