Elektron Musical Instruments

'Tis a pleasure Ronald =0)

I think I will have to listen to some of the newer acts you mention. Always 
nice to hear something new... As for the step sequencers, I am pretty much 
only using them myself now, along with Ableton Live! to sequence audio made 
with the step sequencers and have found it much more natural (I used to make 
pretty pictures with Cubase, but not pretty music =0). Best of luck with 
your new 'baby'. I hope you will be as happy with yours as I am with mine.

thinking happy thoughts
amos


>From: "Ronald Pieket" <rpieket@...>
>Reply-To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com
>To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [elektron] Re: MD for non-techno, non-dance music?
>Date: Fri, 30 May 2003 22:23:44 -0000
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>Excellent. Thanks people.
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>Amos: Yes, step sequencers are definitely my thing. In fact, it's the
>only kind of sequencing that I do nowadays. And I prefer to use step
>sequencers that are built-in. For me, a synth's built-in step
>sequencer or arpeggiator is more of a deciding factor than the sound.
>For Berlin School, the originals were Klaus Schulze, Tangerine Dream,
>and Manuel G\ufffdttsching, especially in the 70's and 80's. Newer bands in
>this genre include Radio Massacre International, Dweller at the
>Threshold, Node, Redshift, and others.
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>Simon: Dilemma no more - I just ordered an MD. Can't wait!
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>Jonathan: I'm looking forward to your berlin/ambient work with the MD.
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>Thanks again folks! :)
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>- Ronald.
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