8 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Roland Tr 808"

Made in fl studio with roland tr 808 mixed with analog emulation plugins on most softube.

95 bpm created on an roland td-4 tr-808 sounds hip hop.

Made in fl studio with roland tr 808 mixed with analog emulation plugins on most softube.

Made in fl studio with roland tr 808 mixed with analog emulation plugins on most softube.

Feedback from messing around with a cloned circuit of the tr-808 bass drum. If decay is extended too far, the circuit gets stuck in a feedback loop and produces awesome deep-bass analogue sine waves.

Feedback from messing around with a cloned circuit of the tr-808 bass drum. If decay is extended too far, the circuit gets stuck in a feedback loop and produces awesome deep-bass analogue sine waves.

This is a 808 bass which i sampled from my novation drum station. The sample covers one full octave from c#0-c1. The sound was recorded through a yamaha m1516 which pretty much has the same circuit as a api. As you can hear it sounds pretty much the same as a roland 808. The drum station uses analog modeling so the sound is pretty nice. Feel free to use in your productions. There is no need to contact me if you release a track with this sample just enjoy.

Title: en:Roland MC-202 Creator: Sven Buresch for Wikipedia Description: simple song arrangement using en:Roland's en:MC-202 for the filter hookline, en:SH-101 for the bass and en:TR-808 for drums; no additional effects. Sequencing was done with en:Steinberg en:Cubase SX 2.2; MC-202 and SH-101 had been connected via Harms en:MIDI/CV-Interface, en:TR-808 (Kenton MIDI modified) via Steinberg Midex8. Copyright dispute? Re: MC202 audio exampes Hi. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Mc202example.ogg and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Discobotter.ogg both were written, performed and recorded by myself. I am the copyright owner and I chose to have it PD for Wikipedia as there were no listening examples. If you doubt we can make music at all check out our myspace: [1] - another tune with a 202 on it or go to [2] - loads of noise with 202,303,404's and so on ;)) Hope this helps. Cheers, Sven. --audioschotter.net 13:38, 31 May 2007 (UTC)