First up, the TR series was the drum series (TR909, TR808, etc) , not the 'acidy-303' sounds you're thinking of. To be honest, there's very few things that will make an accurate 303 line, off hand I can think of ReBirth (software, and IMO the best 303 emulator), the FR777, and the TeeBee 303. While the XX-7's certainly have many 303 type sounds and filter emulations, they still don't come that close to getting the right feel of a 303 line. This is not a fault on Emu's part, because the main reason a 303 sounds like a 303 is from the way in which Roland implemented the Note Glide feature. It's hard to copy using a Rompler like the XX-7's. So anyway, you can get close with the XX-7's, but you really need the real deal (or Rebirth) to a pretty exact sounding 303 sound. Besides, the acid sound is so played out, make new sounds, don't copy the same ones everyone has done to death already :) rEalm in which way can you create that typical acid sound of the roland tb and tr-series? or is the xl7 not capable of delivering those fat tweaking sounds? or is the xl7 much better? . [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [xl7] XL7 and roland tb 909, 808, 707, 727, etc.?
2003-07-18 by erik_magrini@Baxter.com
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