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Berlin School Synth Jam
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Filed under: Electronic Instruments, Keyboard Synthesizers, Synthesizers
Sunday Synth Jam: This Berlin School style sequenced synth jam takes a few minutes to take off – but then the hypnotic synth sequences and guitar work really kick in.
via angelometz:
I started patching it when the power went down. I finished patching in the dark!
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Filed under: Free Music Software, Software Sequencers, Software Synthesizers & Samplers
LDaySynths has released Bass-Cruncher – a free bassline synthesizer, inspired by the Roland TB-303.
Here’s what they have to say about it:
BASSCRUNCHER
Monophonic Bassline Synthesizer mit einem Quitschigem Lowpassfilter ähnlich dem tb-303.
Features:
- Monophonic Synthesizer
- 1 OSC (saw/pulse waveform)
- 1 LP Filter mit 303 artiger Resonanz
- Drivemode (Soft/Hard sience V1.1)
- Filter Stepsequencer in 16 Stufen
You can preview Bass Cruncher below.
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Filed under: Keyboard Synthesizers, Sequencers, Synthesizers
The Berlin School lives on, with Martin Peters’ hypnotic interlocking sequencers + symphonic electronica synth jam, Another Symphonic Theme.
Details on gear + patches below! Read more…
Roland TB-303 Acid Sounds
This is a demo of Roland TB-303 Acid Sounds, a free collection of Roland TB-303 Bassline Synthesizer samples.
via LorDBassePL:
Acid Sounds from Roland TB-303 great for Hardcore/Rave/Hardstyle production.
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Filed under: Electronic Instruments, Music Videos, Sequencers, Synthesizers
Remember the Acid Symphony Orchestra?
This short video clip comes from Flow Festival Helsink, where the Acid Symphony Orchestra opened for Kraftwerk:
There are ten TB-303’s in this orchestra and one TR-707(?) operated by conductor Mr Jori Hulkkonen. This was very good performance, but unfortunately I only have some short clips with very bad audio quality. These guys were supporting Kraftwerk, which played excellent gig later.
Imagine ten 303’s from Kraftwerk PA system… Ahhh…
via Chris Randall



