Elektron Musical Instruments

Hey,

I would love to see a a chart which documents a complete mulit-octave chart 
of which values are properly available in each version of the wavetables. I 
know some of the chords, but I never thought of the dim. I'd love to see the 
cart to see the others that i hvaen't though of as well as having it in 
front of me to see how all the numbers work out and relate to each other.

matt


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>Now, here's an advanced technique, I discovered playing with Hippel's tunes
>in Future Composer: make two sets of your table, in both a minor and a 
>major
>version.  This is important because it will allow you to tranpose more
>harmonically across the whole keyboard. e.g. one version has the minor
>(0,3,7) arp, and another major (0,4,7).  Then, apply music theory...e.g.  
>if
>your song is in G Major, use the major version of your wavetable patch when
>trigger with notes G,C and D. Use the minor for A,B, and E.  Finally, make 
>a
>third version, so you can use F# for the diminished sound.  I recommend
>this, because it can really provide harmonic space/color/variety/etc when
>bouncing back and forth between major and minor chords.  a diminished
>version of your wavetable will look like: 0,3,6.  If more people are
>interested in this, I can make a complete mulit-octave chart of which 
>values
>are properly available in each version of your wavetables...
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