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i am very much in love with the uniqueness of the 303 - i use it with a turntable, an ER-1 and it's little sister, miss tweek-bleep EA-1. while i don"t get much use out of the mc's baselines, a few little backgroundsamples of it are worth a ton for me. as it really is a bitch to get sth programmed i only use it in live-sessions, me and a stud and some friends and a bud. the easy quick accessability of the ER-1....alright, this is about the groovebox now, i understand. so, it was that box that made me even start with anyhting techno, being just a lover for the music a year ago. the 303 made me want to have a backup for it's sounds, because it is not only a great tool but one that makes a great start in everybodys life who just wants to get started, wants to see if it is fun to hang out and make elektronic music sounds. for beginners, as i consider myself to be one ( a beginner is after all the most ambitious, assiduous and fresh state of mind one could possibly be in ) the 303 is a great tool, and as it was said a while ago, the "stoner tool" is just a great way to decide if it is all your thing or if you should save your money to go to raves and visit the loveparade in germany, the thunderdome in rotterdam. a loving hug to all the real "appreciaters" of techno music, to the people who know what the gift of music means to their life. and to people who diss that, and think it is all about gear and superiority by knowledge/appearance/ownership, a hug for you too, for you are lost in it and will one day be waking up, crying. that one goes out to YOU, claimers. this is about emotions transformed through invisible waves of varying amplitude/frequency....if you aren't on this train, but if you think you should love the machines instead of the produce - alright, diss it once, diss it good, and then be done with it. STOP calling yourself a child in front of so many blessed musiclovers ( but is sure is nice to see so many people talk about you. isn"t it, micromind? ). tru peace to y'all!!
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