Using The TB-03: Make Your Best Driving Bass Line

[@Dadhus1]

Thumbs up for not editing out the crash. 😍

[@AnalogKitchen]

If it happens it happens. That's the life of a Dawless Dweller i'm afraid

[@Dadhus1]

@@AnalogKitchen ☺️

[@i.a.m2413]

That was so helpful! I've been looking for this kind of breakdown for weeks now. There's so many jams that show off their pre-created patterns, but nobody showed how to get there in the first place. Thank you so much! PS: That absolutely is a tune 🕺

[@AnalogKitchen]

You're very welcome! Yes I'm happy with this track too!

[@masterd.7052]

I love it when the 303/TB-03/TD-3 is in the background just driving the groove!

[@AnalogKitchen]

Catalysts all the way!

[@liquidair1153]

Top notch content, as always! I love how you explain the groove and how you develop the bassline. Very inspiring.

[@AnalogKitchen]

Great to hear! Thanks for checking it out

[@psychesonic1]

Excellent stuff. I have been working on a driving bassline today. Then this video came up. Also from Australia 🙂

[@AnalogKitchen]

Rock on! Whereabouts? Sydney or Melbourne?

[@ivanskunov9166]

Hi! I play live without a computer. Yes! There are clubs where a musician or DJ will not be allowed if the setup includes a laptop and only vinyl. I have a Roland aira. I'm running my tb3 through the Erica synth Fusion box. and it tears the dance floor into small pieces)Try! I can hear and see you and thank you for being there! Good luck!

[@AnalogKitchen]

Ow wow, and it's portable too! I have to try that for sure! Thanks for sharing!

[@aboriteko]

loving this one octatrackk melody

[@AnalogKitchen]

The Octa is a lifesaver

[@enlightenedevolution7648]

Greetings from Germany !👍

[@AnalogKitchen]

Greetings from Rotterdam

[@SHLDMusic]

Many thanks, great video! For people who only own a Roland MC-101/707 or MV-1, I can really recommend DA-303 presets from Daren Ager. He spent lots of time matching the Roland Zencore sounds with different 303 models and they really sound great 🙂🙂

[@AnalogKitchen]

Thanks for watching and thanks for sharing this

[@jimmywheelo]

The TB03 is a superb piece of gear.

[@AnalogKitchen]

It sure is!

[@erikfischer2443]

Lovely tutorial. Great old school vibe too the track. Love it!

[@AnalogKitchen]

Thanks so much!

[@markorichardson5009]

This was a really great video, I know I'm going to keep coming back to this one, thank you!

[@AnalogKitchen]

Well cheers for that Marko

[@slim_pkns]

Thanks for another great video. Love that track and appreciate the shout-out too. You videos are always very inspiring. Cheers!

[@AnalogKitchen]

And thank you for being here and supporting the vibe!

[@MIDLEMANDJ]

Track is fire and thanks for the video!

[@AnalogKitchen]

Thanks for watching! I do feel this track myself too. Kinda caught me off guard when I was producing it. I was so in the moment that I didn't hear it at first

[@michaelherleman8200]

BEST VIDEO EVER!!! Thank You!!!

[@AnalogKitchen]

Thank you!!!

[@MrAbacuc]

Love it! This is fantastic video! Thanks

[@AnalogKitchen]

You're so welcome!

[@goldmanz4852]

Excellent work. Thank you from Australia

[@DAZMOSROCKS]

same here

[@AnalogKitchen]

Thank you too @goldmanz4852

[@JH-lo9ut]

This is a great workflow, starting the bass pattern with accents bounc7ng off of the percussion... I need to try it out. I havent got a tb-03 but a tb-3 and a behringer. Really like the sound of that 03 though.

[@AnalogKitchen]

Who needs a tb-03 when you have a tb-3 and a behringer? Mix and match for the ultimate bass pattern bonanza!

[@pixelpusher91]

this sounds fucking amazin, man. I love it when a tutorial goes from zero to hero in no time.

[@AnalogKitchen]

Glad you like it Pix, stay tuned for more!

[@Kung_Fu_Jesus]

Top quality skillz

[@AnalogKitchen]

Wow. Thanks! 🙏

[@ronage6]

Love the tune. Brings me back to early 2000. I hope it will make it on vinyl or at least be able to download.

[@AnalogKitchen]

It’s an album track so it will get its time in the sun!

[@alt3rnatywa]

3:1 ?? I feel 3:1 nice one 👌waiting for this... 🧨🧨🧨

[@AnalogKitchen]

Yezzir

[@taklamak]

Great track.

[@AnalogKitchen]

Will finalise soon. Stay tuned!

[@MrVoonix]

Thanks so much for all those videos you are doing :)

[@AnalogKitchen]

And thank you for watching them!

[@MrVoonix]

​@@AnalogKitchen you are super talented in explaining how techno works. your videos are structured perfectly. they are inspiring and one wants to directly start experimenting and jamming directly. ❤

[@MrVoonix]

@@AnalogKitchen its also super inspiring that you are one from the beginning of the techno scene giving useful hints like driving the mixer for nice distortion. I’m currently considering buying the boss bx mixer which is super compact + cheap and many recommend it for its distortion and glueing drums together for nice 90s techno. Is it true that in the 90s often compression etc. wasn’t used and instead the mixer used like mentioned above? I even heared that tracks where sometimes only recoreded in stereo.

[@AnalogKitchen]

Well. We drove shit up the creek so hard that natural compression occurred hahaha. If you push 💩 hard enough, a sonic hierarchy will occur. But the rule is: start with sounds that sound big and alter stuff later. Most of the Detroit stuff didn’t even get mixed. Just leveled of dj mixers (since some studios had only that to work with). But its trial and error so go 4 it. You’ll find your sound that way

[@MrVoonix]

​@@AnalogKitchen Wow thanks for the tip. will play around with it! would be nice if you could maybe do a video with such tips from the 90s. and it would be so awesome to have a another video where you show what is possible just with a 909 (different patterns, how to introduce hits, or quickly change patterns, mix them, output to effects etc.) Thanks again!

[@bpsychoz]

Sooooo good ❤

[@AnalogKitchen]

😎 thanks 🙏

[@marcelsmoorenburg]

Really nice driving tune! Great explanation again.

[@AnalogKitchen]

Thanks for watching!

[@alt3rnatywa]

26:00 this metody over the beat 🤯💥

[@AnalogKitchen]

Sweet huh innit? Thanks for watching 👀

[@AnalogKitchen]

I’m glad I put a smile on your face!

[@DayflightTrok]

Thank You, I use the TB-03 also toghether with the OT and a Moog Mother 32. Drums come from my lovely Alpha Base. Very good advices

[@AnalogKitchen]

Great to hear!

[@acidgirl.303]

Alpha base is the best DM

[@AnalogKitchen]

@acidgirl.303 I need to investigate!

[@acidgirl.303]

@@AnalogKitchen I own a tr909 and a rytm aswell. The jomox is my favourite

[@py_a_thon]

Honestly, I think one of the best ways to deal with a hardware or software crash is to just fade into a dj style transition, press play on your prepared "just press play"... premix, crossfade or whatever into that, reboot the element that crashed (or the entire hardware system) then crossfade back in. Obviously, it is far more complicated than that(and nuanced to every setup), yet the idea is to always have a backup plan...even if you need to "just press play" on a 45 minute mix you pre-recorded.

[@AnalogKitchen]

Well, assuming errors occur occasionally, it’s best to take them as what they are. I did the show in the evening and all went well. Robots malfunction from time to time.

[@markikzelf1]

Again amazing video ❤🎉

[@AnalogKitchen]

Thanks! Dank je!

[@mauriziomauricone]

26:45 Having too much fun LOL

[@AnalogKitchen]

I got bitten back by the ghost in the machine

[@MrSickmo]

Hey Man,love your Vids and your style of Music Making....in this Vid,did you have any EQ Parameters Changed to get the 303 Cutting trough the Mix?

[@AnalogKitchen]

None! Just focus on what it is you'd wanna hear and work up from there... Don't change the volume and stick with what works

[@viogitz]

🎉

[@AnalogKitchen]

😎

[@els1f]

Another amazing video! 🙌🔥 Just for some interesting history that sounds great, Charanjit Singh, a Bollywood musician made "Ragas to a Disco Beat" with a 303 that sounds SO forward thinking when you realize it's from 1982! I always want to tell anyone that even knows what a 303 about it because it's one of those parallel thinking things that made me🤯 lol Edit-Link to one of the ragas: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIbUn4OPrNScfJYsi=Z_OwGPnl6xy2hSeJ ✌️❤️✌️❤️✌️

[@AnalogKitchen]

Saw him indeed! Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@DAZMOSROCKS]

wow - 26:10 Octatrack crash!🤔😮 Sounds cool when the tempo warps tho... sure it wasn't the Blackbox or Retrokits RK8? also wondering if u can transpose the sequence using the keyboard inputs

[@AnalogKitchen]

Yes you can program the RK8 to transpose indeed! I'm also not sure what caused it...

[@DAZMOSROCKS]

@@AnalogKitchen i meant: transpose the sequence on the TD3 using it's keyboard...

[@AnalogKitchen]

Not 100% sure but to my knowlegdge, you can't. I'm oldschool pitching with the tuning knob the way I would pitch a guitar

[@originalsynth]

@@AnalogKitchen Yo, TB-03 whole sequence pitch change is PITCH MODE button held down then select any note for key change. The bottom C is not a C root note if the sequence is in another key and you can only tune up for one octave but still useful as it adds an extra octave to the tuning knob range if you use the high C key. Returns to default key when switching patterns. Hope this helps & keep up the great work, always something to learn :)

[@DAZMOSROCKS]

@@originalsynth cool - thanks for that info

[@peterbakker9531]

Do you also use the octatrack (midi out) to sequence the tb-03 instead of using the stepsequencer of the tb-03??

[@AnalogKitchen]

I'm using the midi to trigger the tb03. I don't use it to play midi notes... Oldschool!

[@peterbakker9531]

@@AnalogKitchen Or using the lfo's of the octatrack triggering the filter or resonance of the tb-o3?

[@AnalogKitchen]

@peterbakker9531 I play it live. So oldschool like ho DJ Pierre would do it. If I'm using lfo's to tweak it, I might as well drag a laptop on stage and Abletonise the whole thing. And that kind of defeats the dawless purpose a bit IMHO

[@chambre466]

:)

[@AnalogKitchen]

😊