Cavey — Acid Lockdown
Razor-sharp 303 lines locked into a hypnotic groove. From the legendary Cavey artist collection.
Browse community song folders, download rare mods, and trace the history of Propellerhead's classic software groovebox.
ReBirth RB-338 is a software groovebox that recreates the TB-303, TR-808, and TR-909. This archive preserves songs and mods so new listeners can discover the sound.
Unified lookup across song folders and documented mods, plus direct filters into the archive browsers.
Representative artist folders for a fast start into the song archive.
All Songs →Razor-sharp 303 lines locked into a hypnotic groove. From the legendary Cavey artist collection.
Dark industrial percussion and distorted synth stabs built for warehouse playback.
Extended acid journey through European rave aesthetics. One of the most complete artist archives on the site.
Eclectic breaks and melodic hooks that channel retro cartoon energy into ReBirth patterns.
High-signal mod picks from the preserved `.rbm` catalog.
All Mods →One of the four official default mods from the original ReBirth 2.0.1 CD-ROM. Classic metal drums and aggressive bass.
Official UK campaign mod built for a branding push. Run it at 338 BPM for full drum-roll chaos.
Hailed historically as "The Most Beautiful Mod Ever." Church organ, sharp drums, and dark synths.
Sitar loops, tabla samples, and Indian deity artwork. A world-music mod unlike anything else in the archive.
Mods arrived in ReBirth v1.5 and could completely replace the on-screen graphics and sample sets — turning the same TB-303 / TR-808 / TR-909 engine into an entirely new instrument.
Released by Propellerhead Software in 1997, ReBirth RB-338 was one of the first software synthesizers to faithfully emulate the Roland TB-303 Bass Line and the Roland TR-808 / TR-909 drum machines. It became a cornerstone of electronic music production and is now freely available as abandonware.
This community archive preserves .rbs song files and .rbm mod files contributed by enthusiasts worldwide. It also hosts historical documentation spanning versions 1.0 through 2.0.1 and lays the groundwork for in-browser .rbs preview via WebAssembly. Need term help? Open the glossary.
Open a pull request on the GitHub repository. Place song files in public/archive/rbs-songs/ and mod files in public/archive/rbm-mods/. See the documentation for naming conventions and metadata requirements.
This is a preservation project for ReBirth-era community music, visuals, and documentation. The goal is long-term public access for newcomers and original fans.
Help document mods, add archive metadata, or submit fixes through the GitHub repository.
Use the Glossary for terms like .rbs, .rbm, and pattern sequencing before diving into the full archive.
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