Elektron Musical Instruments

I'm here Gavin. :)

Thanks to you and the others who comment on my demoes. I really 
appreciate it! As for the sounds, there are no "magic tricks", except 
for not thinking of the MD as a DRUM ONLY machine. I  spend a lot of 
time on each demo, to get it all right. AND I use 95% EFM sounds. 
They are the best, the most flexible, the most punchy sounds by far. 
Take the "Sarpsborg" demo; The strings, the melody sounds are all EFM 
hi-hats. The rest is basically EFM bass drums (and a P-I hi-hat). 
The "Rhodes" sound in the last demo is also an EFM sound.

If you want to hear more of my MD tracks, there will be some sound 
clips (and hopefully video clips) on machinedrum.com in not too long, 
taken from the concert which my cousin and I held at the recent 
Elektron Party in Gothenburg. We used two Machinedrums ONLY. :)


Regards,
Nils Odegaard/Belplasca Productions/Valve

--- In elektron-users@y..., gavc@g... wrote:
> Yea, I'm thinking the same thing, my sounds don't even come 
close....  
> Who is Odegaard? Where are you Odegaard? Oh Odegaard!!!  Can I 
advise 
> you on the art of demolition robotics ;) in exchange for some sound 
> programming tips? Is anyone else doing synthy type sounds, any tips?
> 
> I guess I'm going to try a lot of pitch locks and reverb this 
weekend...
> 
> Gavin
> 
> On Thursday, October 31, 2002, at 06:48  PM, Robert Diggs wrote:
> 
> > Has anybody else heard the new demos on the elecktron site. That 
shit
> > completely blew me away. None of my sounds even come close. That
> > Hammond is completely amazing. How is that stuff even possible? 
Am I
> > and idiot or can you do that on the sps1? I can't even fathom 
making
> > instruments that sound like that.
> >
> > peace,
> >
> > Bobbby D
> >
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