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weird, it's considerably louder on my 303, i usually have to curb the aux return knob...

i use a 303, and when you hook it into the aux return of your mixer you can add effects to any input. you can also sample and loop on the fly for live sets...

my set up:

playing a 303 live is easy once you have some sort of tape loop/ feedback/ digital delay to make transition between pads more fluent. people sometimes get pissed when they watch a set that a monkey who learned how to push buttons could play, so be sure to crouch awkwardly and intensely over it for ...

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tracks recorded live onto a cassette and converted into digital.
my equipment:
303
boss dd-6 digital delay
boss syb-5 bass synethesizer

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goblinglasses- we are into very similar niches of art

VENETIAN SNARES YO

oh god that is so sick

yes you could record to cassette and then input it into the usb box and digitizr it (best of both worlds)

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yes this is insane

you can't have a pad playing while recording onto another pad. in my experience, pattern sequencing and recording are the only two features you can't perform live very well. record a sample and use the resample to bounce it between pads. my finished loops are often the same sample resampled 3 or 4 ...

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first of all, greets! i'm a noise/dub musician from ann arbor with a taste for cross media. i rely mainly on my 303 and feedback loops through a boss dd-6. most of my shit is recorded onto cassette, as i'm not exactly a studio perfectionist- i'll transfer and cancel out some media soon.

my ...