thanks FF :) --- Fierce Fish <fiercefish@...> wrote: > "So, are the sounds and sequencer hot enough for the > price? dunno yet but soon will. You can't rely on > one > synth to be your main one. :)" > > I think if I wanted to do complete, release quality > trax on just this synth > then I'd have absolutely no problem in doing so, but > thats not to say that > I'd necessarily choose to do so. I think its pretty > easy to get all manner > of sounds from it, and name me one other synth that > allows as much realtime > timbral modulation? > I think it is pretty cutting edge in terms of > interface and philosophy, the > Op-Amps and DA convertors were where the best > currently available were > chosen (and to anyone with 2 properly functioning > ears it shows) AFAIK the > DSPs are the same Motorola's as used in the MD and > Virus amongst many > others, also Elektron isn't a huge multinational who > are going to shift lots > of synths to wannabe Fatboy Slims, its a pioneers > synth made by a pioneering > company so the economies of scale do not apply. > To be perfectly honest this synth is not for > everyone, its quirky and in > some ways limited (polyphony etc), but what it does > do it does VERY well, > which is exactly what is was designed for. I agree > about the 24 voice thing > being a little odd, but I was never expecting a > synth called Monomachine to > be polyphonic, just as I wouldn't expect a motorbike > to replace a car. > I think the bulk of the DSP coding is used in the > sequencer to facilitate > the best possible timing and for the realtime > manipulation of the > parameters, think about it, each step can have > easily 10 locks, times that > by 6, add the note data, the voice itself, the > joystick etc and you can soon > see that the DSPs would get pretty high loading. > I also think the Monmachine is expensive (the most > I've ever spent on a > single synth) but I do think you get good value for > money. My advice is to > stick with it learn it inside out and youwill have a > friend for life :) > > FF > > > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance: Get your refund fast by filing online. http://taxes.yahoo.com/filing.html
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Re: [elektron] Digest Number 1142
2004-02-16 by Automatic Panic
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