r/AcidHouse

Basically what the title says. Made on the Roland MC707 and TD-3 - no daw. Hope you like it 🙂

Btw, if you’re interested, you can check out the full track here - https://youtu.be/LKriJ4Kp4rk?si=GknK2Ue0EhobiKWB

after a 10 years hiatus i decided to go back in performance mode, this time doing minimalist acid(house?/Techno?music?)

sequenced by the ESX, melodic 1 is the Brute and part 2 is the DX200, the td3 uses it's own sequencer to get the proper slides. TD3 goes in the bass driver for distortion and in the delay pedal. the tuner is to tune (you don't say!) the brute and td3 cause analog and shit

The 995 (passive attenuator) gets the LFO from the brute and dispatches it to the brute and TD filters, using the square which had the negative portion first, i can make a "pumping" effect on the 2 analog devices (and program it in a motion sequence for the DX if needed)

first try on that setup with the test 1 bar pattern i made to tune the brute and 303 yesterday

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lI-bUUCRoRg

Hi everyone! It’s me again—the weird Japanese doctor who’s addicted to acid. 😄

First of all, thank you so much for all the recommendations on my last post!

I’ve downloaded almost everything on YouTube Music. Actually, I’m trying to download everything, but it’s taking forever because you all recommended so much amazing music. 😂

The last thread turned out to be way more popular than I expected, so I asked AI to make a recommendation ranking based on the upvotes.

I know a lot of people don’t vote, so please don’t take it too seriously—it’s just for fun. Some recommendations didn’t make the ranking, but don’t worry, I’m planning to listen to every single one of them.

So far, my favorite has been the V.A. Acid Flash series. On YouTube Music it’s only available as full albums instead of individual tracks, but honestly, I don’t mind. It’s such a great journey from beginning to end.

I’ve also fallen in love with Plastikman’s Musik. It’s such a calm, minimal kind of acid… incredibly cool. I’d love to make music like that someday.

The only thing that makes me sad is that Aphex Twin’s Analord is also only available as full albums on YouTube Music. I’d love to put individual tracks on repeat!

I think Phuture deserves the number one spot no matter what. After all, it’s where it all began. Absolute legends.

And finally, thank you all for always taking the time to chat with me.
I’ve learned so much from this community, and everyone has been incredibly kind.

ARIGATOU!! 🇯🇵❤️

Yes is the obvious answer lol what do y'all think though? My attempt at some tech house

This is my Acid Drip synth, inspired by the 303.
An RP2040-based acid bassline synthesizer and drum machine built on the Mozzi audio library. Two instruments in one device, a 16-step acid sequencer and a 16-pattern drum groove box running simultaneously on dual cores

Check out the YouTube clip to hear it on action - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anotb2mvv04&t=443s

For a more detailed review - click on the repo I put together
https://github.com/lonesoulsurfer/Acid_Drip_Bassline_and_Drum_Synth

There is also an Instructable which you can find here - https://www.instructables.com/Acid-Drip-a-Acid-Bassline-Synth-Running-on-a-Raspb/

Hope you enjoy it - hit me up if you have any questions

Can someone please help me ID this track? The base is sick! It sounds like acidpirate, SKRY or raptatek etc

I tried throwing some TD-3 sounds into the Volca Sample to see if acid was possible. The result was a complete mess, but I achieved what I set out to do, so I’ll take it. I even managed some tweaking… I think. Haha.

Also, thanks to all the advice from this community, I finally figured out how to sample properly. Really appreciate all the help!

Track is called “The Path”. Not out yet, demo for now. Drums are coming from my Roland Tr-8. :)