Can someone confirm a clicky sound in the beginning of every note played? There is also some hiss/noise at the end/tail of every sound. Unfortunately not in a good (sounding) way. After the note has played it will be somehow deactivated.
Edit: Just the 303, wall plug, headphones, that’s it
Clicks were an issue with x0xb0x builds and the OG 303. There are a few threads on how to fix the x0xb0x, but it seems that the TD-3 may be missing the necessary trimpots.
Hey folks, does anybody have this issue on their TD-3-MO’s where you have the volume all the way up, but don’t get sound until you turn the overdrive up at least a little way?
I’m two months late to this discussion, but felt like it was worthwhile to reiterate:
As mentioned by others, fast/clicky attack is normal-ish. TB-303s differed between units, with some (probably most) clicky and some not, and most clones opting for the clicky route. That’s something that threw me when coming back to them a few years ago…the unmodified TB-303 I had briefly in the early 2000s IIRC had a softer attack, and the first generation TT-303 I picked up in 2016 also had a soft attack, but the Abstrakt unit I got a few months later was very clicky by comparison. You can address it with a fast compressor in the mix, or you’ll probably find that once you start arranging/mixing and adding effects, it becomes a non-issue.
As for the noise, that could just be an artifact of the headphone output. Try the mono line output into your mixer/interface/whatever and see if it disappears.
The TD-3-MO (Modded Out) is awesome! Great versatile sound and so much fun to play and tweak. My favorite Behringer clone so far. And as a bonus, programming sequences on the device wasn’t as bad as I was expecting it to be!
Got one of these last week. Fun little box. I was a little bit surprised when i first used it. Not really logical how the extra parameters work. But after reading the original Devilfish manual it got better.
I love how “bouncy” it can get. And alot more dynamic than the regular Td-3.
And i like the implementation for Midi cc for controlling the filter. It acts like an offset, and not just override the filter knob.
I played around with a friend‘s MO and didn’t expect much but damn, that’s a fun machine and it sounds really great to my ears. The extra accent controls are the shit and it can sound very complex for a one osc synth.
Has anyone modded the TD-3-MO? I know it already comes “modded” from the factory, but I’m wondering if anyone has circuit-bent one of these? Like take the whole Devil Fish thing to another level, like maybe a Satan Lobster