DAFT PUNK 'DA FUNK' TB-303 / TB-03 / TB-3 / TD-3 PATTERN 

I am unknowing and this is magic

Who the fuck are those people?

@@geeps0 "I know about something and I cannot conceive nor imagine that there is people in this world who doesn't have the same knowledge in this specific hobby that I like"

Sufficiently advanced science is indistinguishable from magic

LMFAO IKR ;) FUNNY HOW THEY CALL EM TOYS

Lol same

So the first thing he did was write the line. That’s the whole part of that song. He went back and changed some notes to higher and some lower, then went back and added effects on to some of the notes. If you watch the keys light up, you can see it was all the first pass he laid down. When he starts to add the slides, you can see what notes they’re on, and whether those are higher or lower (the programming he did in the second pass.). Then he does a pass and accents some of the notes. One pattern, many layers of slides, accents, pitch changes on top of that. He just did it really fast because he’s a pro.

@@jacknone1564 thanks man

303 sequencer is balls

@@jacknone1564 thanks for the detailed explanation! what does "accent" mean in this video? correct me if im wrong, but transposing is shifting octaves, and slide is making the notes smoothly transition into each other. but what does accent do exactly?

That was near orgasmic honestly

At what sec?

@@federicoprincipato2229 1:30

Yup, that's the heart of it for sure

Yes, this video clearly shows what a shitty, cumbersome bass machine TB-303 was, but that quirky slide effect and once-low resale values made it the defining element of acid house.

He was... (wait for it) Doin' It Right.

@@AndyHoward there's the door

Care to fill us in?

I guess not

@@ElectricalSwift i'm pretty sure it's the roland tb303 plugin for a digital audio software

The Roland cloud one sounds pretty nice and isn’t as hard to program

@@snardash_1197 Its really not that hard

Thanks man 🙏

Facts

"simple" with serum and ableton now is very simple!

@@FrattaTV seriously

Thank you 👍

Thank you! Unfortunately the Flat Beat bassline was programmed on a Korg MS20, sampled into an Akai and re-sequenced. Great track!

Estuera just uploaded a video where he explains famous presets of old synth and uses his personal MS20 to recreate Flat Beat near the end of the journey. He also tried to recreate Da Funk in a DAW, but that one sounded a bit less convincing tbh. Still worth a click :)

and now 808 likes

@@nobodyswolf_nw This movie is 9 months old and 30 mins after your comment it got 825 likes. So many viewers just for this evening.

@@MrProminister You really don't get his post, don't you?!

@@philippquos2493 9x30÷808=0.334 likes a day but at the day I've commented just in half an hour the difference in likes was 17 likes. So many views and so many likes in so short time, is that what i referred to. You probably refer to Roland TR-808 Last year was definitely Roland year. 808+303+909=2020

@@MrProminister You still don't get it. An 808 is THE legendary drum maschine. That's why he posted, that he had 808 clicks. He allude to an legendary drum maschine for a guy who obviously is into legendary instruments. That he had 808 clicks is the trigger why he posted, not the message

Thank you

I invite you to check my version :-) ru-vid.comAtkHg-F3R28?feature=share

Thank you :)

I think the other synth line is an Korg MS-20 and I don't have one, unfortunately!

@@jonesc1978 buy one 😉. I have the avalon bassline and mini ms20 I should give it a go 😁😁

@@jonesc1978 No it was a Juno 106

If I'm trying to figure out a pattern, I'll listen to the track in Traktor, slow down the tempo, but maintain the key, drop cue points on every beat, then just work out the notes, one beat at a time. It helps if you plug a midi keyboard into the 303 to work out the notes.

Thanks for the reply. Makes sense I’ll give it a whirl later on. Cheers 👍🏼

I think I've figured out the pattern. I can post a video on the weekend if you want 👍

@@jonesc1978 Yes man that would be great. I've not had a chance to get the original into Traktor yet to try your method! Cheers

@@cmsslee I think this is pretty close: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kgjlRNpE3Gs.html. It looks like they trigger the pattern from an external sequencer: maybe an MPC or an 808 and add a lot of swing to it.

Whats stopping you? Never too late bro

I'm not sure about that. The original TB-303 only transposed up / down 1 octave, I think.

The note is clearly an octave higher on Da Funk... maybe they figured out a way to transpose it, or maybe it's not really a 303, haha.

Thanks 🙏 I'll give it a go over the weekend

Thanks for watching

Yeah, the overdrive on the Roland really sucks all the tone out of the sound.

ありがとうございました

Yeah, I had some notes off camera 😀

It increases the volume slightly, but also increases the attack of the VCA and boosts the VCF.

Do you have the latest firmware?

Claudio’s rings rock tho

No, in the studio when they are creating a track

Noo, DJ mix songs. Some producers do live sets, but DJs don't .

Sorry, I thought I'd figured it out. What's the correct pattern?

@@jonesc1978 and no response lol