Elektron Musical Instruments

Well, we use midi since more than ten years and i never heard someone complain
about slow midi specification... Think about Jarre, Tangerine Dreams and
Vangelis, how many synth they use with "simple" midi ?

By the way, the future of midi already exist : it's OSC (for OpenSoundControl).
Native Instruments use OSC (and midi) with all of their product. So i don't
understand why Elektron have to think about a new kind of format.

It's a bit weird to me :/

Ono


> No, no, no, no, no.
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> Turbo MIDI enhances the ancient and slow MIDI specification so samples
> may be transferred much more quickly from a computer to the UW.  As a
> side effect, it also increases the resolution of the MIDI timing.  The
> UW can sync to a computer just as well as any other MIDI device
> without Turbo MIDI.
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> /Scott
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> On 10/3/06, Tony Scharf <tony@...> wrote:
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> > onosendai@... wrote:
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> >  > I'm sorry but i don't understand why Turbo Midi is a good thing...
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> >  > It's only a USB like speed midi transfert isn't it ? Do we need to pay
> >  > 60 euros
> >  > for that ? Just to speed up sample transfert ? Or worst, to fix the sync
> >  > problem we all have with MD ?
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> >  > I don't understand why my MD can't sync with Live, my other gear can do
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> >  > well so the problem came from the heart of MD, not from anywhere else.
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> >  > For me, Turbo Midi is just an hardware fix (we have to pay)
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> >  > But maybe i'm wrong ?
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> >  This was exactly my question. seems like a way to skirt the issue of a
> >  larger problem...
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> >  Tony
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