Elektron Musical Instruments

I just got a 101 and I like it, even though it's a bit crashy, I have to
open it up and sort that out. It reminds me a bit of a bass that¹s a cross
between a 303 and a MS-20.

I am looking at the Revolution, as a 303 and a midi/cv converter/sequencer.
And maybe a JoMoX air or Xbase.

On 3/28/05 9:50 PM, "finite_sf" wrote:

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> Nice a TB-303, TR-909, SH-101, and a Monomachine. Got to love em all.
> I got a friend that wants to sell me his SH-101. I just don't know if
> I want to pick it up... I have a Pro-One, Pulse+, and a Jupiter 6.
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> Would there be any benifit of having a SH-101 in my rig? I had a lot
> of fun using his, but I would rather have a TB-303, or a Dave Smith
> Poly Evolver KB. Not to mention I am running low on space, and it
> would require another MIDI to CV converter. (I could always pick up
> another Pulse+, and stack them)
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> What would be a good addition to my setup?!?
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> Elektron MnM
> Elektron MD
> Waldorf Pulse+
> Sequential Circuits Pro-One
> Roland Jupiter 6
> Kawaii K5000S
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> Wish List
> Roland TB-303
> Roland SH-101
> Elektron Sidstation
> Oberheim Xpander
> Oberheim 2,4,8 Voice or SEM
> Moog Minimoog
> Korg MS 10, or MS 20
> Casio VL-Tone VL-1
> DS Poly Evolver Keyboard
> * Sequential P5, or VS
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> --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Janne G:son Berg" <jgb@c...>
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>> On Sun, 27 Mar 2005, shawn allen wrote:
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>>> Third party confirmation:
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>>> <http://flickr.com/photos/shazbot/1639213/>
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>> Except that it is NOT a tr-707, but a tr-909. :-)
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>> /Janne
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