Find the sweet spot.
Saw or square into a coupled diode ladder filter. Open the cutoff, push the resonance and let the envelope do the talking.
A little box.
A lot of acid.
A bassline machine from Design On Acid.
Built to squelch. Made to be played.
A six-second phrase from the DOA303 engine. No external effects.
Inspired by the spirit of the 303. An original instrument for slippery basslines, sharp accents and late-night repetition.
Saw or square into a coupled diode ladder filter. Open the cutoff, push the resonance and let the envelope do the talking.
Resonance shapes the accent sweep. Repeated accents build energy, while slides tie notes together without restarting the envelopes.
Asymmetric overdrive runs inside the 4x engine. Go dark or open with Drive Tone, or turn Drive down for a clean signal.
Sixteen steps. Pitch, octave, gate, accent and slide. Follow your DAW, run the internal clock, or play it straight from MIDI.
Free to download. No account, no activation, no subscription. Pick your operating system and make some noise.
~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/.macOS / VST3~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3/
Windows / VST3C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\
Linux / VST3~/.vst3/
macOS downloads are ad-hoc signed and not notarized. Your system may ask you to allow the plugin before loading it. Read the installation notes.
Original DOA303 code and artwork are released under Creative Commons CC0. Explore the engine, change the interface, or build something we haven't imagined.
JUCE keeps its own license. The combined plugin builds are distributed under AGPLv3, with license notices and corresponding source included in every download. DOA303 is an independent project, with no affiliation to Roland, Behringer, AudioRealism or D16.