Roland Boutique TB-03, TR-09, and VP-03 Demo by Sweetwater
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- Scott Tibbs from Roland presents the TB-03 Bass Line Synth, the TR-09 Rhythm Composer, and the VP-03 Vocoder. The Roland Boutique series manages to be both cutting edge and retro by reissuing favorite synths from the classic Roland library in a compact, tabletop format that makes them both extremely affordable and easy to integrate into a modern setup. They also all run on your choice of battery or USB bus power for maximum portability.
Learn more about the TB-03 Bass Line Synth here: www.sweetwater.com/store/detai...
Learn more about the TR-09 Rhythm Composer here: www.sweetwater.com/store/detai...
Learn more about the VP-03 Vocoder here: www.sweetwater.com/store/detai... 
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I am liking Roland's approach to small hardware much better than Korg's. these are small but well built equipment compared to Korg's almost toy feeling volcas that I doubt is gonna survive more than a few live performances.
80386 these are plastic too and cost more than 2 x what the volcas cost.
Really good goa track ^_^ What synth made that Brrrrrrr fast lfo buzz with lots of reverb?
h the first half a bj ox
very interesting he used TWEEK and TB 303 in this. LOL.....nice !!!!
Josh Wink brought me here. :)
When I first saw the "Bassline" in a music store back when I was 19, I had just got a used cassette 4-track and became very into doing "one man band" stuff, lol. I stared at that wonderful silver box and just salivated uncontrollably. I'm very happy they have brought that cool look back. Back then, I would have used it for Suicide, Tuxedomoon, Eno, No New York no wave, not the way idiots use that sort of stuff now, for doing 1-dimensional, boring "techno", "hip-hop", or whatever name disco is going by this week...
Mini jack.. :'(
Any serious studio can't take this toy seriously. The original 909 had individual instrument outs for tracking and effects routing. I suppose they're orienting this toward DJ's. Least Roland could have done was put a digital out with individual channels for DAW's. What were they thinking ! ?
Lower costs during construction and engineering means a lower cost at retail which means higher sales and availability at a lower market value.
Nyahna individual outs on a drum machine are a MUST.
For the studio maybe. But they're targeting DJs and experimenters with this gear. Don't get me wrong, if i was using it to record, I absolutely would want individual outs. But I understand why they chose not t.
No,
Any serious studio would not look down on ANY equipment! It is the artist's use of it! If I went to a studio and they said "i won't take this seriously", I would leave.