Elektron Musical Instruments

You'll definitely get classic sounds and have plenty of possibilities for
creative work/fucked up sounds. So far, we haven't see much people
complaining about the MD since it appeared. There are glitches here and
there but all in all it is a very nice piece of work and Elektron is always
very responsive to user suggestions.

Hope this helps
M-.-n

http://n0s.10pm.org/


----- Original Message -----
From: <otison@...>
To: <elektron-users@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 4:15 PM
Subject: Re: [elektron] insert effects + your views on MD


> --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "M-.-n" <nostromo@a...> wrote:
> >
> > Hello and welcome;;
> >
> > The 'insert' (like distortion and bit reduction) are all available
> for all
> > machine. You cannot decide the order though ; this is hardwired.
> Knowing if
> > the MD will suit your style is difficult to know without knowing
> references
> > to what you'd like to do. But it is certainly a very versatile
> machine in
> > terms of sonic possibilities
>
> I'm into all things electronic : dub, quirky house, soundscapes,
> leftfield disco, minimal & deep techno, etc. you see the picture ?
> fave artists/labels include maurizio, prelude, west end, chain
> reaction, environ, etc.
>
> what I'm after is a good meat and potato drum machine that will both
> emulate the classic drumboxes such as TR and SP, AND something that
> allows me to explore unexplored sonic territories, AND something that
> I can work on a standalone basis. I also want it very "crunchy"
> and "gritty"
>
> my current set up is somehow limited to a sampler, three vintage
> analog synths (two poly, one mono) some vintage effect units (space
> echo, ensoniq dp4) and a PC to add "the digital edge" and
> sequencing/mixing. I like to work on actual machines rather than VSTi
> for obvious reasons, although I tend to do more and more stuff in the
> PC. but it all depends on what vibe I'm after.
>
> I've got a waldorf Q which I am selling at the moment and I want to
> use the spare cash to buy a machinedrum.
>
> hope that'll help you answering
>
>
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