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Jesus fuck! I shouldve known better than to post something like that with all the trolls lurking around this forum these days. Yeah, the classic moogs have tape in them too, yes.

The proper term would be hardware sampler, but we all know what you mean.

You could consider a Mellotron to be a ...

andyo wrote:find one of these
http://www.vintagesynth.com/akai/mfc42.php

Those are neat. But because of the logo they are sorta inflated.
Like most other mpc "accessories."
You can get a myriad of filters ranging in price. Just look around.

Rabot wrote:

Dorkus wrote:Buy an analog sampler. Then you don't have to try to make it warm it just is.

An analog sampler.... Does it use small tape slice to record sound?

Check out the Teenage Engineering OP-1 for a sampler with tape in it.

The best use of the 500 is plugging it up to the line-in on your car stereo, then mean mugging people at stop lights while finger tapping an ill beat.

For what it is though; I think the little mp is dope.

Analyze your entire signal chain from start to finish. That's kind of a technical question that one would need alot of details about your chain to answer. Most will tell you to replace the behringer...but that might not be it at all.

It may be the track settings in Cubase used to record. You also ...

If you can afford it, buy an old nagra.

Mic an over-driven tube amp. Then put it through a reverb tank.

Rabot wrote:Forgetting your wires at placeeee

Word +1

Anybody had good experiences using Sound Toy's Decapitaor on the 303 family?

It look's like it could be a good investment and it is highly regarded in "tha biz" for for freshly recorded drum tracks.

If you have an analog DJ mixer (such as a common vestax) the eq section and trim knob can shape some of the sounds well.

Buying an old sampler and using the relative techniques will take care of some of the work you would be doing without. Recording to Reel to Reel helps alot too.

Instead of using ...

Hate: Not finishing a good start.
Love: Discovering new ways to exploit equipment.

Resample after CTRL1=0 Vinyl Sim and then apply Filter + Drive until you find a sweet spot.

Other then that, be creative with sample sources and compression + verb.

Use any other tools you got (DAW, MPC, VCR, whatev.)

Get a Numark CDX.

MPC's can psuedo scratch if you set the Q-link fader to pitch and the pad to gate realease. (that's what I call it. It's pretty fun.)

If you got one, throw a Kah Fresh in there and give it a spin...I mean slide

Don't sleep on Cytomic "The Glue."

I'm tellin' y'all because I care.

I am curious about the "RNC." I was thinking about getting one myself.
It's a toss up for me between the DBX, RNC, and ART-VLAII.

The Vinyl Sim alone makes the 303 worth the purchase IMO.