Elektron Musical Instruments

Ive got a Rm1x, but no MD... I do own a sidstation though

In my opinion the MD cannot replace the RM at all... because the RM is
designed to be a sequencer first - 64 note poly, 16 tracks MIDI 480,000
notes, etc. etc.  Plus those realtime knobs are mapped to some very cool
MIDI effects like MIDI delay, clock shift, harmonize, etc. etc.  The MD has
Midi machines as a sidenote - its main function is to make beats, and
specifically to synthesize the instruments in a novel (and I imagine ass
whooping) way.  The RM's synth engine is whack, it can do a few things o.k.
but nothing outstanding.  Thats why I use it to sequence my keyboard and
other synths.  At one point I was planning on buying a MD as well as a
RS7000 - but for now my budget wont even support a floppy disk, so I put my
gear wishlist on hold.  I will say that with the RM or RS and a MD, you
could do some really killer stuff - considering that you can trigger
patterns on the MD by using different notes, you could set up a track on the
RM using a few notes here and there and then simply mute and unmute to
affect the MD pattern changes - and thats just the beginning.  Personally I
would never get rid of my RM1x until I got a RS7000 or something just like
it but better.  The live performance capabilities exceed anything else on
the market.


-----Original Message-----
From: mlampret1 <mlampret@...>
To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com <elektron-users@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, December 28, 2001 6:06 PM
Subject: [elektron] MD vs RM1x seq


>Hi all,
>can anyone compare MD's sequencer with sequencer in RM1x? I really
>like stuff like midi delay, beat stretch, clock shift, event editor..
>does MD have such things? I have RM1x but I'm going to buy
>machinedrum. Do you think I can have MD for my main sequencer and
>sell RM1x?
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>btw. anyone knows how many MDs did they sell till now?
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>Thanks,
>manaay
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