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This is the last thing i expected to see on HN. One of my favorite tracks by this dude is an acid version of Bach's Prelude no.1 in C major: https://www.youtube
by alisonatwork 5y ago
This is the last thing i expected to see on HN. One of my favorite tracks by this dude is an acid version of Bach's Prelude no.1 in C major: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2kcOCsALnw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2kcOCsALnw If anyone's ever programmed a TB-303 manually you can imagine how much patience it must've taken to score this.
I also really love his track Acid le Soken. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghgbqldDI2U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghgbqldDI2U It's some of the most beautiful symphonic 303 out there. The only other stuff I feel comes close is Kosmik Kommando's first album (Freaquenseize). It's just infused with such a delightful sense of shameless nostalgia, no need to get "intelligent" just for the sake of it.
- oreilles 5y ago> If anyone's ever programmed a TB-303 manually you can imagine how much patience it must've taken to score this. Well, by his own words: > It was made on a non midi TB-303, I copied the score from Bach's prelude no.1 in C which is all monophonic and quite simple to read and put in to the 303. Most patterns are 8 16ths long with accents on the 5th and 8th notes. The patterns are repeated twice per bar. I chained every pattern in each pattern group start to finish in song mode and manually changed the pattern group from I to II to III and back again throughout the song, used up about 36 patterns on the 303 + took about 3 or 4 hours!
- klawed 5y agoYou may enjoy this loop of Prelude although the artist didn’t do the whole score https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lpWFX9D4px8 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lpWFX9D4px8
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