Vintage Synth Explorer

when in multimode (turning on while playmode button is pressed ) it can be a nice expander in your midi setup when you know how to use the sysex parameters in your software sequencer (cubase, logic etc) .
i`ve made a mixer map with cubase on atari st and was able to edit every parameter for each channel, even single keys on drumkits. you,´ll probably have to study the owner`s manual and some math but it`s worth if you have one of these !o)

In my experience with the mc-303, it has trouble keeping in sync with the rest of the midi instruments if it is not the master clock. I played in the clubs live for about five years on this sequencer. I paired it with some electribes, AN-200, and samplers. This was before mc-909. In all, I was able to do many remixes with it. It was a breeze to program with a midi GUI also. I used FL studio to dump midi into it to keep the time accurate. It is very hands on, and much easier to play live than the mc-505 or the mc-909. I really enjoy the old school sounds and playing this old piece of hardware. Overall it is a great piece to own if you want to play around with some outdated cheap sounds. Otherwise, I would not recomend it unless you are using it as a master sequencer, in which case you would be very limited.

my yahoo blog, play 3 clips for mc 303,
http://hk.myblog.yahoo.com/khm_music
thanks

can you create the same sound with the mc 303 as you can with the TB 303? for example...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCmhhjUHgt8

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my youtube link : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0D5mUvH5Ec

Play a simple pattern use by MC 303