Seven Nation Army, Bassline Programming

[@johnbarcus4042]

Great tutorial. I subscribed. Thank you for help me learn my TD3. I hope to see more.

[@Ddorme]

thank you :)

[@jeremyuzan1169]

❤amazing content and tutorial just perfect thank you !!! We want more classics !! Great

[@Ddorme]

thank you 🙏

[@rsvp9816]

that lead is coming out of this box at the end as well? cool stuff

[@Ddorme]

that small lead at the end is from the East Beast!

[@summerlaverdure]

wait until you figure out how to make this thing do acid

[@Ddorme]

LOL love you man :)

[@Ddorme]

do you know the original 303 (and 606) where advertised by Oscar Peterson? for jazz practicing... in the meantime disco was dying and morphing (?) into house music ..

[@summerlaverdure]

@@Ddorme I do know that I was just messing with you keep doing what you do it's all good

[@SuperRingoffire1]

Brilliant tutorial 👌😁☮

[@reardondearborn]

I programmed this in just like you demonstrated. Cool! Thanks! Question: below accent and slide there is pattern section A and B. How does that work?

[@Ddorme]

you have 8 pattens in bank A and another 8 in bank B (press the B button the light goes on -> you arr in bank B). thia is useful tp swap related patterns while you play songs or jam

[@reardondearborn]

​@@Ddorme cool! Ok, so that has nothing to do with the track/pattern selector knob?

[@Ddorme]

@@reardondearborn you have 4 banks (knob selectable) of 16 patterns.each: thr first 8 patterns in part A and the second 8 pattens in part B.

[@reardondearborn]

Thanks a lot!

[@gary332]

omg i wish i was that good. not the song the song is good, bud the skills!

[@MrHazlehurst]

football ruined this for everybody!

[@Ddorme]

true :(

[@Hoptronics]

What's football?