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Original Message 1/5 23-Jun-98 @ 04:38 PM - fitting 303 for midi??

sjrusso

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hi.
is it possible to possible to fit a 303
to work through midi these days??
if so, is it an expensive procedure???

peacebliss,
.deet

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Message 2/5 23-Jun-98 @ 04:43 PM - fitting 303 for midi??

sjrusso

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hi.
is it possible to possible to fit a 303
to work through midi these days??
if so, is it an expensive procedure???

peacebliss,
.deet

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Message 3/5 23-Jun-98 @ 04:48 PM - fitting 303 for midi??

sjrusso

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hi.
is it possible to possible to fit a 303
to work through midi these days??
if so, is it an expensive procedure???

peacebliss,
.deet

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Message 4/5 25-Jun-98 @ 04:43 PM - RE: fitting 303 for midi??

pedicelli

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You need a box to convert the CV signal into MIDI. Check out the Kenton MIDI Box or something to that effect...the main thing is that the CV signal from the TB-303 must convert into a MIDI signal.

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Message 5/5 29-Jun-98 @ 09:36 AM - RE: fitting 303 for midi??

carlo.faber

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No! Don't take a midi-cv converter!!! With this kinde of converter you never will have the real
TB-303 sound! I have build a converter, wich allows you to controll also pitch and slide Infor-
mation. If you are interrested, I could send you the schematik. (You should have a little
knowlege about electronics)

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