1. Venom Vb-303

Venom Vb-303

Bitsonic TB-303 is a free Roland TB-303 emulation plug-in developed by Bitsonic. Win 32 VST (2.5 Mb) V 1.0: Submit new comment. Sounds 'ok' I guess, but if you're saying this is a 303 clone/emulator-like VSTi, it would go over much better if the Demo showed it being used in 303-like situations in a mix.

1. Apr 15, 2013  The only real difference between a real 303 and a good emulation is that a computer generated model wont get you the little quirks that come with the actual analog machine. Still, Phoscyon is a great plug and well worth the $$ considering how unbelievably hard to find a real 303 is.
2. Need a good TB-303 vst emulator!! Hi guys, Im searching for a good TB-303 vst emulator, I know, its a emulator, It wont sound the same as the real one but Im just looking one to make some acid lines.

The TB-303 bass synthesizer, released in 1982, is for known its harsh leads and squelchy bass lines. It helped create the Acid House movement in the mid 1980’s and has been used over and over on multiple tracks since. Costing around $2,000 for the hardware version, you can now emulate an accurate sound with Live’s Operator synth.

Here’s how:1. Loading Operator And Programming The SequenceFirst, load Operator into an empty MIDI track in Session View.An initialized Operator loaded into a new MIDI track.Next, double click in the first empty clip slot to create a new 1 bar MIDI loop. I’m going to program my own sequence in the Piano Roll, feel free to copy this one or write your own. Here’s mine:Here is what the sequence sounds like untreated. Programming The TB-303 PatchThe first thing we’re going to do is turn Operator into a monophonic synth. To do this click on Live’s Global Shell:The location of Operator’s Global ShellOnce you’ve done that, locate the Voices section in Operator’s middle panel. Change it to 1.Changing Operator into a monophonic synth.Our next step is to activate Operator’s filter and change it to a 24DB lowpass.Activate Operator’s filter section for control of the 24DB lowpass filter.With the filter tab still selected, in the middle panel change Operators filter settings to 70.0 ms of decay, Freq.

Adding The Saturator And Mapping The Macro ControlsNow that we’ve got all of the basic settings programmed in the Operator, lets add some distortion, as well as macro knobs we can use to control the important parameters.Start by adding Ableton’s Saturator to this track.Next, the settings you want for the Saturator are as follows:. Drive – Set this to around 12dB. You will be able to control this later on. Curve Type – Change this to “Soft Sine”. Soft Clip – Turn this setting on.

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Output – Change this to around -6dB to compensate for the excess volume from the drive.At this point you should have a much fatter sound. All we need to do now is group the two devices and map them to some Macro controls.Start by clicking on the Title Bar of both devices.

Shift+Click to select them both. Once they’re both highlighted orange, you know you’ve done it right.Right click on either of the Title Bars and select “Group” from the menu.Grouping both devices will allow you to use the Macro controls.Once the two devices are grouped.

When Roland released the TB-303 Bass Line in 1981, it was marketed as a computerized bass machine to simulate traditional bass guitar. Inventive electronic musicians found a world of uses for the little silver box with the liquidlike low end. And like the Roland TR-808 and its influence on hip-hop, the TB-303 played an essential role in the development of late ‘80s-early ‘90s rave culture.Authentic Recreation with Fresh FeaturesStarting on 303 Day, users can experience the virtual version of the iconic Roland TB-303. The software TB-303 retains the flow and functionality of the original design, while adding a host of fresh features sure to have turned heads back in the day.For the first time, the TB-303 can hold up to 64 patterns and 64 patches per bank.

The eight variations of a pattern are still accessible on the faceplate. Plus, with 32 preset patterns and 48 unique sounds, the 303 arrives prepared with sonic templates ready to explore.A hidden panel on the far-right corner of the 303 unlocks a variety of new tone-coloring features. Users can explore the expanded circuit modification via the new VCF trim, Vintage Condition, and Master Tune knobs. The onboard effects, including distortion and delay with tempo-sync, are ideal for inspiring fresh ideas.Roland Cloud’s TB-303 provides the means to emulate the past or pave brave new pathways. It is an instrument with a proud history of shaking up the status quo and defying expectations.