Elektron Musical Instruments

Yeah the Microq also has drum maps. ALthough i havent tried to 
program drum sounds with it yet, the presets show its capabilaties ie 
good. I prefer the microq over the Rack Attack for its more broad 
usage, it is wicked. Back to the Machinedrum, it is versatile, though 
not as broad as the Rackattack when it comes to programming sounds. 
You cant fail to make drum sounds with the Machinedrum, though you 
can of course make some really ill sounds. As everyone else has said, 
the Machinedrum is a synch to program patterns. Expensive but good. 
If you want a bargain all round synth go for the Micro Q lite Bundle, 
you gate a free upgrade to a proper micro Q (more voices, reverb and 
surround delay) Had mine for a week and love it, much prefer it to my 
Nord 3. Cant wait to shackle it to the Machine drum, thought I could 
have them both feeding their ins and out to each other for some mad 
sounds. Unfortunately Machinedrum has to go in for a service as its 
fucked at the moment, no fault of mine.

Matt



--- In elektron-users@y..., "privat_joy" <privat_joy@y...> wrote:
> Hi!
> I would prefer the MD, too. And next try the Attack-Plugin. Attack 
is 
> also great as an plugin and easier to program (more knobs) than the 
> Rackversion. If you want Hardware, i would also prefer a Q-Rack or 
> microQ rather then the Attack, because they are also able produce 
very 
> nice drumsounds... ( i don't know about microQ, but my Q-Rack is 
able 
> to create drummap (each key a diffrent drumsound)).
> But MD is really a killer and i do not like to miss it anymore. It 
> inspirate me and the sequencer is very usefull for me...
> Stefan