Of course the best way to find out is to get your hands on one...
Why not order it I think theres a 10 day money back guarantee.
----- Original Message -----
From: james.d.stark
To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 8:47 AM
Subject: [elektron] Considering machinedrum purchase
I'm interested in getting one, but I have a few concerns. Here goes:
- Max 32 songs, max 64? kits, max patterns?
Can these be backed up and saved somehow, and loaded back in? I have an electribes ES-1 which I've already filled up over 2 machines worth of patterns. I can do this because it can load pattern/song data from memory card.
- Any shaker/tamb/organic sounds?
I know this is a digital synth machine, but are there any good shaker or tamborine sounds? I use those quite regularly and it would be a shame to have to use outboard gear for them. Also good non-digital sounding snares are hard to come by. I know it wasn't designed to make these sounds, but maybe the physical modeling or SP12 synth has some?
-Effects
what the hell is a 1-band eq, is it parametric? If so why not call it that? I've heard the reverb is poor quality, i hope this isn't true. One of the reasons I don't like my electribes because the reverb effect is the absolute worst i've ever used, and I've used a lot.
-Illumination
In the past the displays appear orange. Now on the elektron the display appears to be red. I have to say I really like the red, much much better. Is this on newer models only, or just the way they show up differently in photographs?
I think thats all my concerns for now. Unless someone knows where i can get a good deal on a used one!
james.d.stark
http://jamesdstark.com
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Re: [elektron] Considering machinedrum purchase
2003-01-23 by Raj