TB-303 Vs FR-777

Citation : I would prefer to not be too specific until all the designs are
finalized, since features and specs may change from now until it's
release. But here is a nice overview of what we've been working on.

Sound wise, the new unit will do the most accurate recreation of the
303 with all the original controls and functions, with a few additions
to the analog section. Also included will be a distortion stage, 24
bit effects.
CV/Gate outputs, Filter CV in, Audio filter in, Stereo out, and
Headphone outputs as well. MIDI in/out/thru and most likely Din Sync
output.

We are still developing new changes to the sequencer section which
include...
A new remix feature which allows 256 variations for any of the 256
patterns in memory, for more than 65,000 pattern possibilities. This
is not simple randomization, but something you can come back to and
interact with to produce changes, fills, or simply cure a creative block.
Other changes for the sequencer are planned however we need to wait
and see how much space is left for new features in the processors code.

Visually the unit will have a complete new look. You will now be able
to see sequences for the cycles that they truely are. Yes, the
sequencer is laid out in a circle. If you were to watch a normal
pattern playing, this motion would resemble a normal clock ticking
away through time, with a seamless beginning and end.
This layout also provides a more stimulating visual experience when
you see the remix feature in action. Which is something you will have
to experience for yourself.
In addition this new layout provides the same spacing or better for
all the controls, yet the average person will be able to press any or
all these controls with a single hand.
We may also make a few changes to the methods of entering information
into the sequencer to provide even faster ways of working.

Alright, now that we've provided a nice overview of whats going on
please do not bombard us with questions about price, when it will be
ready, or getting on a waiting list for one of these yet. We will post
more information on our site and here when this information becomes
available.

Happy Tweaking,
Jered

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Citation : The 777 is a monophonic analog synthesizer with a digital sequencer. Built with the highest quality of components, the 777 is housed in a rugged aluminum chassis, has solid cherry end pieces, with top of the line knobs, switches, and electrical components, this machine is built to last.

The 777 is capable of reproducing the oh-so-famous sound of the TB-303 in every way, but that's the least of it. The 303 has only 6 knobs and 1 switch to control the sound, while the 777 has all these, plus 5x more. There are 32 knobs and 7 switches to be exact. All instantly available with their single dedicated feature. The sequencer part of the synthesizer contains 28 illuminated keys keeping all the features readily available for the user to tweak at any time. No menus, no virtual analog synthesis -- this is the real thing!

Not only can the 777 recreate the 303 sounds to a "T" (or should we say "TB")), but it can also produce everything from deep basses to lead synthesizer parts, electronic percussion (kick drums, high hats, snares, toms, ect...), plus all the crazy ambient sounds you can dream of. This is the instrument of the future!

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