Elektron Musical Instruments

Hey Daniel, thanks for the reply.  I still don't understand why the 
filter clicks differently each time the pattern loops though.  Even 
if I didn't change the tempo, it still makes a different click each 
loop.

I sent an email to Elektron support about the track undo quite a 
while ago, and I think (hope!) they already know about it.


--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "daniel_elektron" 
<daniel@e...> wrote:
> --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "machinedrum99" 
> <machinedrum99@y...> wrote:
> 
> > First of all, filter clicking.  I've created patterns on several 
> > occasions which cause audible, random clicks in the filter.  For 
> > example, yesterday I created a hihat track which simply trigs 
the 
> HH 
> > on every 8th note.  I locked the filter cutoff to 93 on the 1st 
> > trig, and zero on all other trigs.
> 
> Well, that's what happen if you change a filter very quickly 
between 
> open and closed, and there is already some energy in it. Try any 
> analogue filter and it will do the same.
> 
> The difference in the apperance of the click is because the change 
> comes with slightly different. The sequencer runs asynchronosly 
from 
> the sound generation, so that you can select any tempo you like, 
and 
> the updates will therefore not sound exactly the same every time.
> 
> And it has nothing to do with that the MD and Mono talks MIDI 
> internally. The reason MIDI has bad timing is because it goes 
slowly 
> over the MIDI cables. It has nothing to do with the MIDI commands 
> themselves.
> 
> About the LFO's at high speed - we'll have to look into it I 
guess. 
> Would be wonderful if these things are added to the Big List that 
> someone is supposedly collecting here at the list. Same goes for 
the 
> track undo. Didn't know about that either.
> 
> Daniel