UKking

This 'lil demo is fun to dink around with, though it might take a little learning. Start with the Roland TR-909 drum machine, it's more straightforward. Although it's step-input system is the same as the Roland TB-303 synthesizer uses so it's a good jumping off point.
Seriously, try it out, it's fun to mess around with the classics. Fun stuff!
OOOH Especially the hand clap! It's all about the 909's hand clap, everyone loves that thing. It's like... human instinct.

Wise man say, Everybody Needs A 303.... (Fatboy Slim, that is)
But personally I'm down with the

Anxst

But...you can find your way home on the 303...or so said Kula Shaker.

Great stuff...but I've been messing around with sampling and using the autotuner built into my bass as a midi controller for a while now. Fun stuff, though!

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UKking

AWESOME! What have you been doing with it?

Anxst

Screwing around, and that's about it. I'm a mediocre bass player to begin with. The concept, however, really intrigues me. One of the worst parts about electronic music is that it's just a bunch of guys turning knobs, no matter how incredible the tunes they crank out. Using more visibly traditionally played instruments as midi controllers intrigued me, so I hooked it up to my computer, wrote some (basic, rather buggy) software to let the autotuner act as a basic midi controller, and occasionally pull it out and fire it up through Reason.

I can't do a ton with it, since I'm not really an electronic musician. However, playing the bassline from Dazed and Confused in a multitude of different sound samples always amazes folks who didn't think you could do it.

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