MATRIXSYNTH: Acid hoedown sans TB-303


Thursday, July 19, 2007

Acid hoedown sans TB-303


YouTube via darenager, aka fierce fish.
"Very rough mix of a track from my forthcoming album. I got a new synth yesterday (an MFB SynthII, if you are interested) and thought I'd try it out instead of my tb-303 on this track, to see if it had acid potential. It is being sequenced by my korg emx, which is also providing the drums and the synth parts.

The finished track will sound much better as I rushed this mix and some parts are a bit loud. If you like it check out my other tracks and look out for some more coming soon."
Posted by matrix at 7/19/2007 07:15:00 PM
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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous7/19/07, 8:42 PM

    Stick with the 303.

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  2. Anonymous7/20/07, 4:18 AM

    Yep have to agree!!! Sounds very digital!!

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  3. Anonymous7/20/07, 6:48 AM

    LOL MFB SynthII is analog though!

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  4. Anonymous7/20/07, 8:49 AM

    Way cooler than a 303, in my opinion.

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  5. Anonymous7/20/07, 12:38 PM

    Even if it is analogue in part it's still no where near as full and warm as a 303

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  6. Anonymous7/20/07, 6:59 PM

    Hey, just because it doesn't sound just like a 303 doesn't mean it can't do acid. I like it =)

    I think those MFB synths are pretty impressive, especially for the price.

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