It sounds like your pots are dirty on your RE-303 (and not in a good way) - when you were turning them, I heard some dusty crackle/pop. Unless your input is clipping? If it's not clipping, maybe spray them down with some contact cleaner. That said, nice tutorial! But you could have drawn those MIDI notes a lot faster using the Step Sequencer in Force instead.
Yes it is true my pots of the RE-303 sometimes scratch. Thanks for the tip with the contact cleaner. Can I also enter different note lengths with step sequencer ?
you can add additional audio tracks set to the same input in the Force. this way you can parallel process the re-303. low pass one and say compress it, and high pass the other for say reverbs and delays the Force and a 303 make a great combo 👍
@@vertigev f you loop audio from an external synth into the Force and distribute it to 2 audio tracks instead of 1, you can do parallel processing. E.g. only on one audio track a lot of reverb and on the other audio track no reverb. This way the signal still remains clear. But with many other effects this works wonderfully! Flanger, Delay, Chorus, Comp, etc.
I finally managed to use my TD3 with the Force thanks to you. Thank you so much !!! Great advice for the slide !!! I didn't think it was possible :)
It sounds like your pots are dirty on your RE-303 (and not in a good way) - when you were turning them, I heard some dusty crackle/pop. Unless your input is clipping? If it's not clipping, maybe spray them down with some contact cleaner. That said, nice tutorial! But you could have drawn those MIDI notes a lot faster using the Step Sequencer in Force instead.
Yes it is true my pots of the RE-303 sometimes scratch. Thanks for the tip with the contact cleaner. Can I also enter different note lengths with step sequencer ?
@@Raqis - use the Step Sequencer to quickly paint your notes in, then return to Grid Edit to change length and do fine editing
@@EnochLight Perfect ! Thanks a lot.
Great video, thank you.
you can add additional audio tracks set to the same input in the Force. this way you can parallel process the re-303. low pass one and say compress it, and high pass the other for say reverbs and delays
the Force and a 303 make a great combo 👍
Thank you for the great hint! I will try this !
@@Raqis it definitely helps to keep your fx less muddy
@@acidskool303 Yes and for me interesting more possibilities for FX !!!
Could you please explain this concept? Not sure I understand.
@@vertigev f you loop audio from an external synth into the Force and distribute it to 2 audio tracks instead of 1, you can do parallel processing. E.g. only on one audio track a lot of reverb and on the other audio track no reverb. This way the signal still remains clear. But with many other effects this works wonderfully! Flanger, Delay, Chorus, Comp, etc.