Elektron Musical Instruments

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Joseph Melnyk <jmelnyk@c...> wrote:
> On Oct 15, 2004, at 4:49 AM, ze2be wrote:
> 
> >  Heheheh!! Thats exactly what I dont want!
> >
> >  When I play a synth, I express with parameters like tune, filter, lfo 
> > etc. Much like a singer
> >  uses her voice. Applying them all to the same controller, would take 
> > me no where, but if
> >  its fine by you, thats good for you!
> >  Do you realy need me to explane why? When you use the joystick, you 
> > force the same
> >  amount to all the assigned parameters, did you not think of this? 
> > heheh! :-)
> 
> no you don't.  each joystick parameter can be assigned an amount by 
> which
> it is effected when the joystick is pushed in the respective direction. 
>   so you can
> set your LFO speed to double when you push the joystick right, but have 
> your
> delay speed only increase by three when you push the joystick left, for 
> example.
> 
> Roonan has an excellent point here. if all you want to control is 6 or 
> 8 parameters
> (of your choice), then the joystick would be ideal for this.
> 

heheheh!

Sorry, but you dont understand this eghther!
Its simple fellas, do your math if you wish! If my language was english, I would easily clear 
this out for you. But let me try: Either way, if you apply different amount of effect on each 
controller, they will still follow the same curve, as you only use one master controller, 
namly the joustick! Tataa!! Was that difficult to understand?

If you have seperate knobs, they can go seperate paterns. Think musical, not robot 
paterns!! Try driving the car moving the stearing wheel, the speed pedal, and the brakes in 
the eksact same tempo! Id say you need a driving licence ;-)

Kim ;-)