Elektron Musical Instruments

does many of you use the monomachine inputs to treat the incoming
sound? have you ever experienced this:

i have a kit and pattern where i use a effects machine to somehow
treat and filter the input a/b. but sometimes when there's no input
(not necessarily even the plugs connected to the input) to the track
it produces a ringmodulator-type noise. and it goes off by re-starting
the machine.

never had this until now when i made kits with input a/b used...

cheers

I use them a lot and never heard this noise, I usually only use one input 
though...
this is with OS 1.03.
Sorry not to be much of help.
Salut!

"uri indgena" wrote:

> I use them a lot and never heard this noise

I'm curious about what kind of applications have you made up for 
those inputs? I've tried them couple of times, but I've not come up 
with anything good.

Toni.

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "uri indgena"
<brokenfigures@h...> wrote:
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> I use them a lot and never heard this noise, I usually only use one
input 
> though...
> this is with OS 1.03.
> Sorry not to be much of help.
> Salut!

i never used the inputs before i installed OS 1.05 so i can't say...
but i couldn't believe that a newer OS would have this if older
didn't. i use both inputs, as a stereo. have do more tests to
(hopefully) find exactly what causes this...

thanx

Can you upload the kit and pattern you are using to cause this to 
happen?  If that won't work, please email it to me, and I'll try and 
duplicate the behaviour.

/Scott

kvasimesis wrote:

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> does many of you use the monomachine inputs to treat the incoming
> sound? have you ever experienced this:
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> i have a kit and pattern where i use a effects machine to somehow
> treat and filter the input a/b. but sometimes when there's no input
> (not necessarily even the plugs connected to the input) to the track
> it produces a ringmodulator-type noise. and it goes off by re-starting
> the machine.
> 
> never had this until now when i made kits with input a/b used...
> 
> cheers
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yes, i'll try to do that over the next weekend...

thanx
t


--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Scott Kellogg <glaive@g...> wrote:

> Can you upload the kit and pattern you are using to cause this to 
> happen?  If that won't work, please email it to me, and I'll try and 
> duplicate the behaviour.
> 
> /Scott
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> kvasimesis wrote:
> > 
> > does many of you use the monomachine inputs to treat the incoming
> > sound? have you ever experienced this:
> > 
> > i have a kit and pattern where i use a effects machine to somehow
> > treat and filter the input a/b. but sometimes when there's no input
> > (not necessarily even the plugs connected to the input) to the track
> > it produces a ringmodulator-type noise. and it goes off by re-starting
> > the machine.
> > 
> > never had this until now when i made kits with input a/b used...
> > 
> > cheers
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> > Yahoo! Groups Links
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>I'm curious about what kind of applications have you made up for
>those inputs? I've tried them couple of times, but I've not come up
>with anything good.
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>Toni.
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It has been useful for me \ufffdfor example as I have no sample i like to play 
sounds live on a microphone and put toghether several(up to six) different 
sounds repeating at dif. rates with the bpm at 30 or 45 it\ufffds quite a long 
loop you can make although it is obviously repetition its fun.It\ufffds like 
another different use of the MM. using no secuenced loops.
The Lfos through an incoming signal (noise, whatever) can make rythm 
structures that can change continuously.
The sounds of the mm are wonderful for me, anyway..
   salut!