--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "zerocrossing2001" <zerocrossing2001@y...> wrote: > Hey, > > I joined the list because Elektron is doing an incredible job of viral marketing! I don't have > one (yet) but so many of you guys have said, "Machinedrum it's the One" that I just have to > do some more digging. > > So... my question... or should I say questions. First, why do you love your Elektron SO > damn much? The samples on the site are... cool, but they don't seem to reflect the rabid > nature of the Machinedrum fans. froth.. You kids have any links of stuff you've done with it? I'd > love to hear more. just scan this forum and www.elektron-users.com > > Second, I have plenty of hardware sequencers and actually I'm planning on shelving them hi, you should shelve/sell them and those other drummachines. the xl7 and electribe dont give the satisfaction or the ease of use of the MD and the sounds dont nearly compare either. i have used both at some stage.. MD is crispy clear quality sound combined with the most well integrated hardware sequencer known to (wo)man. no-one can fuck with it. as a synthesizer/drummachine, it stomps MPC and any other digital device including ur laptop ;) into a worm hole. unless you like making music with mice and samples that is. the only things that the MD cant do is analogue drums (and a 909 hh). but it comes very close with trx machines and you can sample an 808 or jomox kick/snare/hh with the MDUW > because I just can't do the type of quick construction/editing that I can using software (I'm > comparing using a Korg Electribe ESX-1 or a E-MU XL-7 to sequencing in Mark Of The > Unicorn's Digital Performer 4)... or can I? I keep hearing the Machinedrum is such a joy to > work with. its unbooleeevable, oh the joy.. im serious ;) much more fun than staring at the screen but if you like doing that, the MD will integrate with ur software sequencer beautifully. many people use their computer to trigger patterns on MD an stuff. I'd love features like real time swing/shuffle feedback. Does it do that? what is shuffle feedback? What's > song construction like? song mode is the easiest i have ever used. My Electribe and Command Station are great for making quick > multibar loops, but when I try to put them into a traditional song structure I find it very > awkward. So would it be better for me to get the Monomachine? Machinedrum? I have a > few synths that I love, like an Access Virus C, Korg Wavestation and a Roland SH-32. its a totally different question, i would suggest MDUW if you already have some synthesizers that you like. only drawback of using MD as master sequencer is that you cant record to its sequencer from a midi keyboard. monomachine has max 64 step/per pattern MD is 32.. u can link patterns. you can record to the monomachine sequencer, it is quantised tho. get the MDUW. > > I'm listening to the Monomachine now and it seems like that may be more my style could be ;) since I > don't need another drum machine... you might think that now.. can the Monomachine do Machinedrum sounds? it can in a very limited way. > > thanks, > > Mark
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Re: Intro and a question: which one?
2005-07-26 by analogback
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