cool. yea i was just curious. i compared my md to an xbase and a 909 a few years back and came up with similar conclusions. in particular, the xbase sequencer is pretty much complete crap compared to the md's. hopefully the 999's is a bit better. but because of the lack of a decent sequencer, i always thought the airbase would be the way to go, if only it were easier to program the mother. anyway, thanks for the comparison! On Jul 20, 2007, at 2:06 PM, pixfodase wrote: > > > nice! so how does the MD compare to the 999 in the background? ;-) > > > > it doesn't! :) > > really, I've been comparing the 2 and I sort of convinced myself that > in the end, there would be only one...but I haven't been very > successful with that because they're so different in every way. > > Imo, the 999 is a better drum machine if what you're looking for are > electronic *drums*. The kick punches deeper, the snare cuts better and > the hats are way superior. Even playing samples. > > On the other hand the MD is this idea generator that brings out new > and original stuff every time you mess with it. But with its own very > particulate sound. The 999 in that sense sounds a bit more generic. > You can load your own samples but you'll never be able to do that much > with them. Pitch and amp and that's basically it. > > So I think that it depends on what you're after. If you want drums, > then the 999 delivers in spades. If you want a crazy synth/sampler > capable of surprising you every time you mess with it, then it's > the MD. > > Rui [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [elektron] IDM on MD
2007-07-20 by Joseph Melnyk
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