Giant 303 meets mini Korg Volca in outdoor synth jam
David and Goliath get their groove on
The Giant 303 is, as its name implies, an oversized but fully-working version of Roland’s classic bass machine that was created for festival and event installations by Ray Interactive.
It’s not just a showpiece, though; check out the video above, which features the oversized instrument being used in a jam with a somewhat smaller Korg Volca Keys, which is being manned by Gav from music collective Main Ingredient.
(Via Synthtopia)
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