Elektron Musical Instruments

It's possible that although have have your routing correct, you do not 
have a trig set on your effects track to open the input.  For example, 
if you want to use, say, track 6 as a reverb for tracks 1-5, set the 
output of tracks 1-5 to be AB CD.  Then, set the input of track 6 to 
CD.  That way, the dry signal of track 1-5 is sent out AB, and the 
reverb track captures the output of CD.  At this point, however, it will 
be silent. Put a trig on the first beat of track 6 (the first trig 
button), and set the Hold parameter to 127.  This will insure that the 
reverb stays open for the entire measure.  Also, for this scheme to 
work, you need to have your output set to 3x Stereo + AB = Mix in your 
Global config.

Regarding the cello input,  just try playing with differerent parameters 
and see what happens.  Start with a Thru machine, and tweak the EQ, 
delay, and maybe put an LFO on the filter base.  Then try routing the 
Thru to a Chorus, and play with more settings.  The possibilities are 
(for all intents and purposes) endless.

Hope this helps.

/Scott

izfunky wrote:

>Hi everyone, ok I'm sure this is stupid question but here goes.. I am 
>having trouble with the FX machines routing.  I load, for example, 
>reverb on a track and I want to use it to effect another track in the 
>pattern I'm creating.  I have read the manual about neighboring 
>tracks and such but am missing something since I can't get the effect 
>on the other track.  Any help would be appreciated, my brain doesn't 
>understand routing apparently.  Thanks, -Scott
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>Also since we are on the routing subject, I read recently an article 
>on the band Plumbline and how they run a cello into their Machinedrum 
>inputs to get a unique sound.  This sounds very interesting, I was 
>wondering how you MM & MD experts out there use the inputs to process 
>sounds or instruments and any tips for people like myself just 
>beginning to explore these possibilities.  Thanks again!  
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