#tr808

[catsonsynthesizersinspace]

Happy #808day AND #internationalcatday 🐈 🎛

[cannedbluesblog]

Jimmy Page with an ARP 2500 modular synth, Roland GR-700 Guitar Synth plus other stuff including a Roland TR-808 drum machine

[acidmoustache]

Boom

[onejamtart]

XLARGE® JAPAN x ROLAND CAPSULE COLLECTION

XLARGE® JAPAN have collaborated with Roland Corporation, a Japanese manufacturer of electronic musical instruments, electronic equipment, and software to create a capsule collection inspired by Roland's influential TR-808 Rhythm Composer, commonly known as the 808.

The capsule collection features reversible jackets, tees and mesh caps.

ONEJAMTARTSTORE.COM | UK & EU Official XLARGE® JAPAN Retailers

[tom2tec]

AcidBox ~ DIY Hardware Synthesizer

ESP32 headless acid combo of tb303 + tb303 + tr808 like synths. Filter cutoff, reso, env mod, accent, wavefolder, overdrive within each 303, per-instrument tunings, hi-pass/lo-pass filter and bitcrusher in drums, send to reverb, delay and master compression. All MIDI driven. 44100, 16bit stereo I2S output to the external DAC or 8bit to the built-in DAC. No indication. Uses both cores of ESP32.…

[subbykittyboythoughts]

i spent so long trying to figure out how to make nice, crispy 8 bit snares for electro house. claps? ez, 909 preshift, make some noise and change the sample rate.

turns out im stupid the snares i wanted to make were just a fucking 808 snare w/ downsampling and bitcrushing lol

[tarukosensei]

Neon Frequencies: Beyond the Grid

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i've been ruminating on that post that's like, "i wish white people would go back to making music like fleetwood mac," and like, while i completely agree, you have to recognize this is just as much related to the closure of guitar shops and the conversion of former recording studio industrial space to whatever the fuck a microloft is, as the evolution of hiphop was entangled with the proliferation of tr808 drum kits looted during the new york brownout. and the response "no i'm going to keep making shitty breakcore" is related to the often talked about (by me) impact that ableton singlehandedly had on the overall sound of the music industry. like the fact of the matter is simply that it is vastly cheaper to use an audio workstation (ableton or otherwise) on the computer you already have than it is to rent studio space, which has become largely the provenance of the already independently wealthy. at the same time, i'm sure there are underground bands as good as fleetwood mac, but the game of the industry has changed to the degree that the only way to get consistent radioplay is to have your dad buy the whole industry for you, as in the case of taylor swift. it takes a truly hideous amount of money to promulgate that caliber of mediocrity. more money, to be frank, than any executive ever made off stevie nicks

[barbatusart]

real quick actually can someone more educated in 1997 synth tell me what drum machine hocico was using around that time? like obv it’s reverbed to heII & back but what is that?? im still learning so my only points of reference are the tr808 and S900 & i don’t think thats it

[catsonsynthesizersinspace]

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[synthtv]

Inception: The Birth of the Roland TR-808

[influentialstreet]

Haruhiko Tsuda - Roland TR808 Drum Machine, Roland MC-4 Micro Composer Hiroko Tsuda - Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 Kazuto Shimizu - Yamaha DX7 Kunihito Shi-na - Guitar

[synths-and-sensibility]

Downloaded TR808 schematics today because I needed a distraction from Karplus-Strong (which in turn was a distraction from the DCO, which was a distraction from the clock, which was a distraction from the sequencer, which was a distraction from the DCO again...)

[burlveneer-music]

Secret Circuit - Green Mirror - new double-length album from one of the best in electronica

Invisible Inc is over the moon to finally be announcing this long-awaited double album of new music by Secret Circuit. Presented here are 21 new pieces (or 22 if you count the bandcamp-exclusive digital bonus) recorded between 2020 and 2022 which capture that spacey, otherworldly quality Secret Circuit is known for but they also very much veer into the warmer, earthier and generally more ambient textural territories of his E Ruscha V and Only Thingz work...an altogether softer sensibility. The fact that the second disc of the double album is primarily ambient further confuses the issue! But Secret Circuit this most definitely is! From a plethora of demos (40+) Invisible Inc label boss GK Machine wanted to distill these down and explore a side of Ruscha's that he felt hadn't been heard before, focussing on Ruscha's more emotive yet at the same time experimental side. Is that a paradox? Well, let's say only very rarely do we hear modular synths doing something so human-sounding, and when these are juxtaposed alongside slide guitars, live bass and vocodered vocals, we have something very special indeed. Then there's the artwork...all lovingly drawn by E Ruscha V himself and landing on our desk long after the record had gone into production and test pressings delivered and approved. The package is made complete with a double-sided colour insert with liner notes and another of Ruscha's mind-warping doodles. Oh and the liner notes are written in reverse so you'll need a mirror to read them. Of course they are! To cut a long story short, everything about this release is archetypal classic Secret Circuit and couldn't be anyone else. A highpoint for the label in 2023, no doubt. And we hope you love it as much as we do. INVINC HQ

instruments: Modular Synths, Lap Steel, Roland Jupiter 6, Roland JD-800, Roland SH101, Roland TR808, Elektron Machine Drum, Elektron Digitakt, Field Recordings, Soma Lyra 8, Various Guitars, Fender Bass, Yamaha M5, Yamaha CS 60, Moog DFAM, Moog Subharmonicon, Various Percussion, Yamaha PSR 19, Clarinet, Syntox Vocoder, Modor NF1 + Vox by E Ruscha V Vox & percussion on "Illuminated Knights" by Milo Ruscha All songs written by Edward Ruscha V

[onejamtart]

XLARGE® JAPAN x ROLAND CAPSULE COLLECTION

XLARGE® JAPAN have collaborated with Roland Corporation, a Japanese manufacturer of electronic musical instruments, electronic equipment, and software to create a capsule collection inspired by Roland's influential TR-808 Rhythm Composer, commonly known as the 808.

The capsule collection features reversible jackets, tees and mesh caps.

ONEJAMTARTSTORE.COM | UK & EU Official XLARGE® JAPAN Retailers