What does the TB 303 do?

The Transistor Bass (TB) 303 was a bass synthesizer designed to be used as an accompaniment by guitarists practicing alone at home. It’s a simple analog instrument which produces just two different waves: a buzzy sawtooth and a hollow-sounding square.

What does 303 mean in Denver?

303. The 303 is a number synonymous with Denver and Colorado. It was established as Colorado’s area code in 1947. This is the primary area code for the Mile High City, as well as cities like Golden, Boulder and front range mountain towns to the west like Idaho Springs.

When did 303 day start?

The first 303 Day was celebrated in 2009. While 303 Day — an annual March 3 celebration of all things Colorado — sure seems like the type of event that the state’s founding fathers would have written into the constitution, it’s actually a relatively new occasion.

Why 303 day?

DENVER – Happy 303 Day, Colorado! March 3 (3/03) marks the unofficial day to celebrate everything that makes Denver – and really the whole state — a pretty awesome place to live in.

Who created the TB-303?

The Roland TB-303 Bass Line (also known as 303) is a bass synthesizer released by Roland Corporation in 1981. It was originally designed to be used with the Roland TR-606 Drumatix, a programmable analog synthesis drum machine.

Who invented the TB-303?

Tadao Kikumoto’s
Tadao Kikumoto’s invention of the TB-303 in 1981 has been listed by The Guardian in 2011 as one of the 50 key events in the history of dance music, for its key role in the foundation of acid house. The article described it as one of the “first boxes to define the sound of electronic dance music.”