Elektron Musical Instruments

> > What most Sunsyn users are still looking out for, is assignable voices.
> > Right now the voices are assigned dynamically. It would be nicer to
assign
> > an amount of voices per part.
>
> That the main trouble in the design. The dynamic allocation
> needs clever
> programming but a simple way to overcome that and have a
> usable multi at
> once would have been assignation. Juergen didn't want it like
> that. That's the original sin I told you before.

I think he will change/add it, eventually... he's extremely busy right now,
but the intention is to add fixed voice allocation some day.

> Would it be too much of an imposition to have you upload some
> "wav's" for us?
> mp3's dont' do it justice.
> Some rumbling bassy drones and Icy pads would be
> nice...pretty please :)

Unfortunately, I don't have the time for that, I'm sorry.
To give you an idea of how the Sunsyn sounds in productional work, I've
uploaded an old remix (which never got used anyway).
http://www.belway.com/elektron/ShoutRMXoriginal.mp3

All sounds are Sunsyn, except the percussion, the arpeggiated chords and the
distorted lead at 1:43.
I know the mixing sucks (too much basses, but that's the Sunsyn without EQ),
but it shows a different side of the Sunsyn than the Jomox mp3's.

> Over here in the UK the Sunsyn costs \ufffd1999 whats the damage
> in the USA or Europe?

Around the same price, I guess.

This is my last post on this topic as we got really OT imo. :)

Can't wait until we start talking more about the Monomachine. :-)))

Cheers,
Joeri