I think you should sell your MD because it can't keep absolute "autistic time", i.e. the super accurate time signature only the severely autistic care about. I know I would be super irritated if only I had the time to sit down and analyse the timing errors between quarter note hi-hats. For hours. Personally, I also think my music would be totally better if only my machinedrum had the consistency of an atomic clock. --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, J D Budris <jsunbud@...> wrote: > > This is becoming a huge ordeal. I thought when I > bought the Machinedrum UW I was getting the "best drum > machine in the world. For the price you would expect > timing would be key for integration with DAW and other > hardware. You all mean to tell me the timing on a $700 > MPC 1000 and the like have better timing than a $1600 > dollar machine? I would hope this gets resolved or I > may be selling mine. I wanted something that would > integrate well with this rest of my enviornment not > add more work to it. I love alot about the machine > i.e. (sound engine, effects, etc.) But the sequencer > is an integral part of a a beat machine. Just curious > those that have the turbomidi are you having these > timing issues? > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com >
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Re: Timing Debate
2007-05-04 by bainbrge
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