> 'there is no drift... > there is unprecission that got taylored in a way that > it follows a regular cheme.. therfore actually > simulating what real drummers do..' what ? are you serious ? I use a drum machine to simulate what 'real' drummers do .. ??? I detect some bovine scatology impregnating this discussion .. I want rock solid timing on my machine - if i want to 'swing' it then i use that function. so now the 'irregular timing ' becomes a feature ! yeah right ... so we all become 'unskilled' if we cannot use these anomalies to our advantage.. I think we have touched a large nerve here.. and i cannot believe the excuses that are being proffered . It is only when David presented the findings to the group that we have learnt of a ' deliberate ' design to create a groove in the machine - but one that has never come to light before ... mmm.. Correct me if I'm wrong or call me old fashioned but a precision timing mechanism and rock solid synchronisation ( without excuses ) is what I expect from a highly specified drum machine.. marc [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [elektron] sync or swim ?
2007-05-06 by marc davidson
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