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Free Bleepy/Squelchy Techno Music Maker 303 808 & Stuff
Posted: 09 Sep 2005, 00:01
by ruffers
Right then, Propellerheads have stopped making and supporting the 808/909/303 clone ReBirth and it's history.
However............... as a good-will gesture they've made the RB-338 available for free download. Basically you get a couple of 303's, an 808 and a 909 to play with.
I used to sit and twiddle with the demo till the time ran out, so off to play with this free full version.
http://www.rebirthmuseum.com/
Register & download, get bleeping.
Posted: 09 Sep 2005, 07:27
by Dark
More toys for making my songs.
Posted: 09 Sep 2005, 09:20
by emilystrange
i think i need more step by step instructions than that.. sigh.. although i did manage to register
Posted: 09 Sep 2005, 09:39
by ruffers
To be honest I'm struggling myself, I was fine with the demo but I haven't even managed to get this installed yet. Maybe Dark or some tech-head can talk us through it...
Posted: 09 Sep 2005, 09:43
by emilystrange
i hope so. i'm under orders.
Posted: 09 Sep 2005, 15:33
by valeryg
have anybody heard of
8bitpeoples have a look and give a try to listen
Posted: 09 Sep 2005, 15:45
by markfiend
Torrent downloads? There's an idea!
Posted: 09 Sep 2005, 15:48
by Obviousman
Seems this program doesn't work here because of it being 16 bits
Posted: 09 Sep 2005, 16:01
by Quiff Boy
mucked about with rebirth a while ago, mainly for its superb 808 and 909 drum machine sounds...
you need a decent sound card (with "asio" drivers) though otherwise you will get serious "latency" (the gap between hitting a button and getting the sound back)
Posted: 09 Sep 2005, 18:01
by Dark
This program.
You download it via the Torrent, then burn the CD image (which is what you've downloaded) to a CD-R.
You then install it using the CD. I assume a CD Key is included, or found on the website, or unnecessary.
In any case, I severely wanted Propellorheads software. This will own.
Posted: 09 Sep 2005, 18:05
by Quiff Boy
"I severely wanted Propellorheads software"
edonkey and a broadband connection, mate. the world is your oyster
native-instruments' stuff is also good
Posted: 09 Sep 2005, 18:20
by Dark
I wanted LEGAL software.
Posted: 10 Sep 2005, 13:32
by ruffers
For anyone who tried and struggled like meto install the original version pointed to, there's a different one there now. It's smaller but just minus some demo songs and which installed first time easily for me.
btw this bittorrent thing is jolly good isn't it?
Posted: 10 Sep 2005, 14:17
by Obviousman
ruffers wrote:btw this bittorrent thing is jolly good isn't it?
Actually I hate it
Kills my upload bandwith
Posted: 10 Sep 2005, 14:22
by ruffers
I though that was controllable?
Posted: 10 Sep 2005, 16:23
by Izzy HaveMercy
Dark wrote:I wanted LEGAL software.
You really need to leech the KVR Audio site then
www.kvraudio.com
IZ.
Posted: 10 Sep 2005, 16:29
by Izzy HaveMercy
Quiff Boy wrote:you need a decent sound card (with "asio" drivers) though otherwise you will get serious "latency" (the gap between hitting a button and getting the sound back)
This one is not that expensive:
http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/F ... -main.html
IZ.