Elektron Musical Instruments

Thanks but i have Q... and the synthesis of the Q is much more devlopped
than the one of Rack Attack...
And allows me of course analog drum sounds!!!
It was more for the acoustic sounds... which the Rack Attack and the Q can
immitate in the limits of the analog synthesis (Typic Electro Analog sound).
I had also the idea to buy a hardware sampler and use acoustic samples...
and transform them if i need...
Now i am hesitating between several sampler... Lol...
Hesitating between EMU E6400, Yamaha A5000 and other.
Any suggestions??? I will realy appreciate!!!
Thanks

Moreno


> -----Original Message-----
> From: creepjoint [mailto:CreepJoint@...]
> Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 3:22 PM
> To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [elektron] OK... Help to make a choice between Rack Attack
> and MachineDrum
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> 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
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> --- 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
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