Sunday, May 15, 2016
Avalon Bassline Test
Published on May 14, 2016 Honeysmack
"First run through with the Avalon. Just getting a feel for it and loving it!
Unfair to call this another 303 emulator or clone. This captures the TB-303 in sound and feel because it is built on a 303 itself. The Avalon improves on the 303 without over complication. I think of it as a TB-303 MkII.
Brian Castro is a genius–I love him like a brother I've never met. Agree with Castro's Abstrakt Instruments company line: 'vintage sound, modern design.'"
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