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Published on 08/27/03 at 00:51
Audio and MIDI connections from the most classic ...
Ct edition, the habits of beasts will not dpayss rhythms. The size supplmentaire is that has bass sounds, synths, strings, etc.. program as you would on a BR classic.
Ct bank's, it has all the basic ingrdients to make good models tend electronic: dance, techno, drum'n'bass ... The number of presets and polyphony is enough for the home and models. About the effects: the era (when the MC-303 was released), c'tait plutt innovative. Even if a is less so today, can grind the chti buttons while the pattern dfile ... therefore a disservice to both the live as if we sample (I used a lot in this context)
It remains true that the sounds are not ditables itself: the only change possible until the effects of playing. It would still apprci even a little more flexibility. But n'tait not the primary goal: we have here first a squenceur not a synthtiseur ...
UTILIZATION
One branch is lit, we play ... Difficult to make simple
The manual is clear enough, it's Roland So here you go ...
For use as the majority of products This category, some functions can be accessed in "gas factory" ... This is unavoidable, given the compactness of the bte. Tight deadlines, the small keyboard sduit me.
SOUNDS
Roland quality ... We have a 808, a 909, the percussion dance / techno / DnB, low abundance, the synths and effects, all embedded in a gray bobotie. Add the effects Intgr and have fun! As I said above, it is sufficient for use in models. I think it's a good little expander / squenceur. And the era, simply a c'tait rvolution!
OVERALL OPINION
In addition to two years of loyal service, my MC-303 has never made default. Bought a nearly new friend mticuleux, I claim today, simply because I made only on PC. I have no longer the usefulness ... but I do not regret my purchase srement.
Ct edition, the habits of beasts will not dpayss rhythms. The size supplmentaire is that has bass sounds, synths, strings, etc.. program as you would on a BR classic.
Ct bank's, it has all the basic ingrdients to make good models tend electronic: dance, techno, drum'n'bass ... The number of presets and polyphony is enough for the home and models. About the effects: the era (when the MC-303 was released), c'tait plutt innovative. Even if a is less so today, can grind the chti buttons while the pattern dfile ... therefore a disservice to both the live as if we sample (I used a lot in this context)
It remains true that the sounds are not ditables itself: the only change possible until the effects of playing. It would still apprci even a little more flexibility. But n'tait not the primary goal: we have here first a squenceur not a synthtiseur ...
UTILIZATION
One branch is lit, we play ... Difficult to make simple
The manual is clear enough, it's Roland So here you go ...
For use as the majority of products This category, some functions can be accessed in "gas factory" ... This is unavoidable, given the compactness of the bte. Tight deadlines, the small keyboard sduit me.
SOUNDS
Roland quality ... We have a 808, a 909, the percussion dance / techno / DnB, low abundance, the synths and effects, all embedded in a gray bobotie. Add the effects Intgr and have fun! As I said above, it is sufficient for use in models. I think it's a good little expander / squenceur. And the era, simply a c'tait rvolution!
OVERALL OPINION
In addition to two years of loyal service, my MC-303 has never made default. Bought a nearly new friend mticuleux, I claim today, simply because I made only on PC. I have no longer the usefulness ... but I do not regret my purchase srement.