Roland TB-303

Type Synthesizer icon Synthesizer
Additional capabilities Sequencer
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The Roland TB-303 is a bass synthesizer and sequencer originally released in 1982. It was designed to emulate bass guitar sounds for solo musicians but became iconic for its distinctive squelchy, resonant tones, which were pivotal in shaping the sound of acid house and electronic music in the late 1980s and beyond. Despite its initial commercial failure, the TB-303 gained cult status and remains a highly sought-after piece of gear for its unique sound and influence on modern music genres.
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General
  • Release date
    1 Jan 1982 (43 years ago)
Keybed
  • Keybed
Sequencer
  • Sequencer Steps
    16
  • Arpeggiator
Synthesis
  • Synthesis Method
    Analog
  • Synthesis Type
    Subtractive
  • Polyphony
    1
  • Oscillator Amount
    1
  • Waveform Types
    Pulse, Square
  • Filter Type
    Low-pass (Cutoff), Resonance
  • Envelope Generators
    1
  • LFO Count
    1
  • Modulation Matrix
  • Unison Mode
Connections
  • Audio In
  • Audio Out
  • Headphone Output
  • Microphone Input
  • Line Input
  • CV/Gate
MIDI
  • MIDI In
  • MIDI Thru
  • MIDI over USB
  • MIDI Polyphonic Aftertouch
Hardware
  • Power Supply Type
    External Adapter
  • USB Powered
  • Battery powered
Dimensions
  • Width
    230 mm
  • Height
    222 mm
  • Depth
    325 mm
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