Alesis Micron "303" - VBS.Redlof.B

The three knobs are assigned to filter cutoff, resonance and envelope modulation, respectively.
The first slider (not demonstrated) switches the waveform between saw and square, and the second slider controls the drive amount for the distortion.

Whoops, forgot to mention!
Music: AFX - VBS.Redlof.B, from Analord Vol. 11

Category:

Music

Tags:

• alesis
• micron
• roland
• tb303
• 303
• tb-303
• acid
• techno
• afx
• aphex
• twin
• richard
• d.
• james
• analord
• vbs.redlof.b
• synthesis

[kakarooku]

oh damn your loop is wrooong

[perspeeks]

@kakarooku Ha. Yes, it probably is. I did it from memory, IIRC

[wantmohr]

i have to disagree, the miniak is 100 dollars more than the micron just for a built in gooseneck neck? honestly the micron has a vocoder is it really that much of an inconvenience to plug a microphone into the back?

[Goth108]

gread job!

i'm glad i will have one in a few days! :)

as it looks i will never regret i've bought one from ebay yesterday.

[perspeeks]

@stickyfox Aces! Thanks for the tip. I'll look into microphones at some point. :)

[stickyfox]

@perspeeks I plugged a SM58 straight into my micron with an xlr-to-trs cable and it worked great; more than enough gain.

[Dogma1Laboratories]

Fun!

[Moroder1984]

enfin un truc interressant ! merci

[JustusJohnas83]

i am a great afx fan and i like your version of the song - ya keep up good work !

[09fod]

it was out of tine

[perspeeks]

it's not an XLR jack or anything, you'd have to mess with preamps or adapters and things. I did try to plug a crappy microphone straight into it once but it didn't really work, even with the gain turned up all the way.