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Hello everyone! This is a special release for us since it marks the first time we leave drum machine territory on our channel. We think you might enjoy this one regardless if you have a TD-3/303 or not ;)

In "The Easy Way to Program a 303" segment I actually punched in random stuff just to see if we can get something interesting out of it. And I have to admit that despite of all my complaints on the sequencer, this yielded a good result. I'm still furious though because when I first rehearsed the scene without the camera rolling I got an even better pattern...

Together with the TD-3/303 Cheat Sheet this video should be everything you need to understand and master the TD-3 or 303. We hope you like it :)

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► Support us: https://www.patreon.com/captainpikant/​ If you really want to understand how the Behringer TD-3 / TD-3-MO / Roland TB-303 sequencer works and how to use it efficiently, then look no further. We program a short example sequence and visualize what's going on inside of that 303 brain. Gear used: Behringer TD-3 Erica Synths Bassline DB-01 Cyclone Analogic TT-303 Bass Bot Synthstrom Audible Deluge ► Instagram https://www.instagram.com/captainpikant/ #behringer #td3 #behringertd3 #roland #tb303 #303 #tutorial #sequencer #acid #acidtechno #tt303 #ericasynths #bassline #db01 #synthesizer #analogsynth #analogsynthesizer #captainpikant Table of contents: 0:00 Introduction 1:09 Our example pattern 1:22 Selecting a pattern slot 3:17 Pitch 5:55 Timing 7:04 Becoming One With The Sequencer 8:20 Tap Timing 8:45 Correcting Mistakes 10:19 Song Mode 11:38 A Better 303 Sequencer 13:37 The Easy Way to Program a 303 14:36 End Jam Produced by Jean-Claude Dirckx and Sophie Hoppstädter

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Herb Stone

Can you review the korg monotribe next?

Cashman

The updated version of the sequencer that Roland put on the TB-03 proved that the original sequencer never needed to be that hard to use. It’s a massive improvement with no drawbacks. No idea why Behringer didn’t simplify it too.