2005-02-25 by Gene Schwartz
I ve spent quality time on the G2 and the mnm, and I d say that for ease of use the sequencer on the mnm wins, but for power and flexibility,there is simply no
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2005-02-25 by Automatic Panic
wait for the access ti and get it. it s gonna blow all the others away ;) ... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you
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2005-02-25 by niall munnelly
... the monomachine is dead easy, but you have to put some work in, or you ll sound like a lot of other peopel using monomachines. heh, then again, i guess the
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2005-02-25 by Paul Love
I just want to Have a synth that is inspiring to work with and not insanely deep. I might spend up to 25 30 minutes tweeking a sound But im not patient enough
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2005-02-25 by John Gellings
I think you are going to get a very elektron-centric response here. I m going for the Monomachine myself and that should be a perfect compliment to your
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2005-02-25 by Christopher Mitchell
If money were no object, I d buy all three (obviously) because they fill different niches. I own a monomachine and a virusC (indigo2) and they re very
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2005-02-25 by niall munnelly
... think bigger. http://www.buchla.com/200e/index.html {of course, if you re asking which of these three would i buy, i d prolly buy the nord, since i already
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2005-02-25 by Paul love
Hey all I am curious If you had the Bones to drop on a Hardware synth what would you Spend your money on If money was no option A-MonoMachine--- -B Virus Ti
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2005-02-24 by innerclock2004
I hate to say it - but don t you just love computers? I say ditch em. Say goodbye to USB and latency forever and just go with the hardware. ... I notice it,
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2005-02-24 by Christopher Mitchell
I would try MD- G2- Live and not introduce any possible extra latency from the software. that way you know that if the MD and G2 are in sync, the only part
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2005-02-24 by Lo-Fi Massahkah
I found a latency of about 20ms when syncing to the MD clock. Sure - I notice it, but I compensated for it in the Live options. But when I played around with
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2005-02-24 by gazaebal5775
Thank you so much Andrew! I ll try that and get back to you ... refused. ... you re a member of the ... you ... I m ... the
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2005-02-24 by Scott Kellogg
What is your overall system latency? If you have higher than, say 5ms of latency, I think you ll notice the delay. /Scott
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2005-02-24 by Lo-Fi Massahkah
I m using the STAudio (ESI drivers) for sound and Midisport 4x4 for midi. ... From: Christopher Mitchell To:
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2005-02-24 by dougvarn
interesting...i figured this wouldn t be a problem so much. i can t believe it s not in the OS yet...!! i just want to keep my MD patterns triggered via MIDI
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2005-02-24 by Christopher Mitchell
I think that s getting really complicated really quickly and working more on getting the basic units synching would be a better immediate plan. What kind of
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2005-02-24 by Lo-Fi Massahkah
Hi again... After playing around with the MD and G2 (through Live) tonight - I realize that this solution doesn t click at all... Even though I have adjusted
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2005-02-23 by Christopher Mitchell
the best way would be to hope there is space to add a CC or sysex command to toggle mutes by channel :/ on all Elektron devices. I ve pretty much switched to
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2005-02-23 by dougvarn
no one? ... each ... as ... with
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2005-02-23 by sidstationownsyou
I got your email, but when I tried to reply, the delivery was refused. So I decided to post a message on here instead (I m not sure if you re a member of the
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2005-02-23 by niall munnelly
jason paid for the machinedrum quickly and with no fuss. it s been a pleasure doing business with him, so if you decide to sell your monomachine {shame on you
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2005-02-23 by Lo-Fi Massahkah
Christopher and Charles - Thanks! After some tweaking I realized that Live can recieve clock from the MD and pass it on to the G2. No MIDI thru or re-wiring
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2005-02-23 by Christopher Mitchell
alternately, i see a sync input option on my Live prefs. I don t have my midi interface connected currently or I d tell you whether that means midi clock sync
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2005-02-23 by Charles Choc, Jr.
I don t use Live, but I do occaisionally sync up my hardware with logic. The easiest setup would probably be to use Live as your master sync. I m assuming that
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2005-02-22 by Lo-Fi Massahkah
Hi! At the moment I have two pieces of hardware (well... that are important... to this issue, at least) - an Elektron Machinedrum and a Clavia G2. I d like the
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2005-02-22 by John Gellings
Thank you very much...that is exactly what I needed. I think I can work with those fine. ... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail -
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2005-02-22 by Christopher Mitchell
Here are the MnM drum sounds hastily recorded... first one octave, then the next octave up quickly just to demonstrate the timbre change. the key is the
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2005-02-22 by Andy Tarpinian
... Yea, that was my concern originally too, but when your sitting down you can see it fine, in you field of view the bottom of the virus stops at the very
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2005-02-21 by finite_sf
I have the MD, and the MnM. I picked up the MnM exactly one month ago, from this post, my 25 birth day. ^_^ If I had to pick one, to keep, or one to pick up
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2005-02-21 by John Gellings
Nice set-up. ... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
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2005-02-21 by Scott Kellogg
Gear porn! I love gear porn! Is it easy to see the LCD on the MnM? It looks like the Virus would be in the way. /Scott
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2005-02-21 by Andy Tarpinian
... The keys are handy, right now I m using the mono as a main sequencer and it makes it the center of a control station.
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2005-02-21 by Federico Ciapi
... Yes, but muting via midi is still lacking ;-)
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2005-02-21 by Scott Kellogg
About this song of yours, would you mind posting it to elektron-users.com? There s an area on the site for Song + Pattern + Kit uploads. I d love to check it
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2005-02-21 by c3dw
I m more of a programmer as well. I only wish I had the keyboard version because of the lit LCD s above the keys and the fact that you don t have to deal with
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2005-02-21 by Scott Kellogg
I, too, am more of a programmer than a player. The great thing about the tabletop is that you can take it out to the couch and create music. The keyboard
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2005-02-21 by John Gellings
Are you a keyboard player? In other words can you actually play? I m not buying the keyboard version...but I am more of a programmer. I figure grid mode
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2005-02-21 by c3dw
Yes, I have the tabletop. Thank you so much for your quick reply. I figured it out. I am regretting a little that I just didn t buy the keyboard version, but
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2005-02-21 by Scott Kellogg
From your post, it sounds like you have the tabletop version. Is this the case? Take a look at Global - Control - MIDI channels. That will tell you what
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2005-02-21 by c3dw
This is quite an instrument! Unfortunately I do not have nearly everything figured out. My question today is this: When recording patterns using the sequencer,
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2005-02-21 by sidstationownsyou
Sorry dude, Mac only. Unless the Cocoa and Core MIDI libraries get ported to Windows (which I highly doubt will ever happen), MD Machine Lab can t be directly
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2005-02-21 by Magnus Liljebergh
Hi All, How about being able to save the Tempo setting in pattern mode on the MD?! A find it quite frustrating having to constantly change tempo between
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2005-02-21 by Automatic Panic
I assigned the CTRL-AL to my beats and when turning the knobs to control this machine the numbers on the CTRL-AL seem to bounce all over the place as if they
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2005-02-21 by microkorg666
Wow, that program looks great. Are you going to release it or let someone release it for windows? Thanks
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2005-02-21 by monads
I tried that the other day, thought it was an excellent feature and real time saver. Good recommendation...that was implemented! ... lower
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2005-02-21 by drew_alley
Good point! ... can have. What is it 64 ... what s ... volume on
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2005-02-21 by Federico Ciapi
... That s happened to me. That s way I asked to implement function+level; it lets you adjust volume of ALL tracks, so that you can still raise the volume on
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2005-02-21 by tahvenaine2002
... what s ... volume on ... I find it usefull for the whole process. Since I almoust always end up with situation where I need to punch that snare up even
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2005-02-21 by sidstationownsyou
Hey everyone! I just release a new version of MD Machine Lab, the Machinedrum editor I wrote for Mac OS X . If you re already running MD Machine Lab, just go
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2005-02-20 by Scott Kellogg
It s all what you make of it. I m really digging mine. /Scottt
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