Elektron Musical Instruments

> [from Joeri] Programming the tables is something you have to get used to. I think I only
> just know the basics of it right now... Making a drum sound: instead of
> using the table as sequencer, speed it up so that the sequence forms one
> sound...

It's especially the "Wave"-Table-Functions of Soundroutines that I always liked the most
on C64-Soundroutines ... It's offers flexibility far better than most "fixed routing layout"-Synths.
If you think "hmmm... this sound needs a little <tschipptzuuu> in front..." you can simply add
such Waveform/Pitch-Switches at the start of it. This was extensively used on 64 for
Percussive Sounds and FX-Sound or just to simulte a "closed Hihat" whenever a smooth
Bassline played a note (to not waste a Voice on it and to make the Bass more spotable)

Greetings, Jo

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