Elektron Musical Instruments

Well... i don't know the price for this but i can do the same things with 
Live and a Machinedrum...
Only 20 sec of recording time ? Welcome back to 80's ^_^
I expect more from Elektron

Brain

> Spoke to Daniel Elektron at the Sounds-Expo.
>
> The Ultra Wave is available as a hardware upgrade for the MachineDrum as 
> well as
> being sold as new Unit/product. You will have to send your MachineDrum to 
> Elektron
> though. He didn't say how much the upgrade would cost, but i'm sure it 
> will a lot less than
> a new unit.
>
> Here is the low down!
>
> Exactly the same as the MachineDrum but with 2 new machines.
> Rom Record and Rom Play.
> Boots up same as the MachineDrum then has extra Rom loading screen.
> Up to 32 Samples can be stored.
> You can have 16 Rom Play machines at once each playing any one of your 32 
> loaded
> samples.
> Sample time is approx 20 secs. Which I understand can be increased if you 
> choose a
> different sample rate.
>
> The Rom Machine controls are (from memory).
> Pitch,
> Retrig,
> RTime,
> Rate, (sample resolution. Just on the record machine, i think)
> Hold (ie Decay),
> Start and End (To play sample in reverse put start to '127' and end to 
> '0'. Some interesting
> LFO modulation possibilties here!).
> There is no "real-time" time-stretch function.
>
> You can record on the fly, while other Machines are playing.
> You set record in and out points as you would trig points.
> For example If you are recording a live from a sound source the Record 
> Machine will keep
> recording from the until you are happy. Then I presume it switches to a 
> play machine
> when you have finished recording. An Elektron Demo guy was doing this with 
> a loop from
> a record deck and it appeared to happen seemlessly.
>
> Daniel mentioned something about offereing a fast USB Midi adaptor to 
> speed up sample
> transfers times when you buy the machine. Import via midi for a 4 bar loop 
> did seemed
> painfully slow.
>
> Oh and I almost forgot. It sounded great.
>
> David
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--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "brainwashing" 
<brainwashing@f...> wrote:
> 
> Well... i don't know the price for this but i can do the same 
things with 
> Live and a Machinedrum... 

that would be a powerful combo, but ur talking about 2 machines! no 
doubt u can do alot more.. for someone like myself that dosent use 
computers, or sampling beyond a couple of robot voices, this thing 
is great! i can sell my s2000 (not that its even worth selling) and 
purchase the UW upgrade.. clear some rack space uh huh yep, i just 
convinced myself. 


> Only 20 sec of recording time ? Welcome back to 80's ^_^
> I expect more from Elektron

its clearly not for everyone but the 80s roxx mane!! 12 bit sounds 
great.. after all its a drummachine, not a personal workstation, 
make you coffee.. 20 seconds is more than i need for some blips an 
bloops, the synths do the rest ;) what sampling specs would you 
expect in yur MD? 24bit 96khz with an 80gig HardDisk need to back it 
up? its like a whole different machine, wont even fit in the box!!
jus hope its not too EXPENSIVE!!!
jajajaja




Brain
> 
> > Spoke to Daniel Elektron at the Sounds-Expo.
> >
> > The Ultra Wave is available as a hardware upgrade for the 
MachineDrum as 
> > well as
> > being sold as new Unit/product. You will have to send your 
MachineDrum to 
> > Elektron
> > though. He didn't say how much the upgrade would cost, but i'm 
sure it 
> > will a lot less than
> > a new unit.
> >
> > Here is the low down!
> >
> > Exactly the same as the MachineDrum but with 2 new machines.
> > Rom Record and Rom Play.
> > Boots up same as the MachineDrum then has extra Rom loading 
screen.
> > Up to 32 Samples can be stored.
> > You can have 16 Rom Play machines at once each playing any one 
of your 32 
> > loaded
> > samples.
> > Sample time is approx 20 secs. Which I understand can be 
increased if you 
> > choose a
> > different sample rate.
> >
> > The Rom Machine controls are (from memory).
> > Pitch,
> > Retrig,
> > RTime,
> > Rate, (sample resolution. Just on the record machine, i think)
> > Hold (ie Decay),
> > Start and End (To play sample in reverse put start to '127' and 
end to 
> > '0'. Some interesting
> > LFO modulation possibilties here!).
> > There is no "real-time" time-stretch function.
> >
> > You can record on the fly, while other Machines are playing.
> > You set record in and out points as you would trig points.
> > For example If you are recording a live from a sound source the 
Record 
> > Machine will keep
> > recording from the until you are happy. Then I presume it 
switches to a 
> > play machine
> > when you have finished recording. An Elektron Demo guy was doing 
this with 
> > a loop from
> > a record deck and it appeared to happen seemlessly.
> >
> > Daniel mentioned something about offereing a fast USB Midi 
adaptor to 
> > speed up sample
> > transfers times when you buy the machine. Import via midi for a 
4 bar loop 

> > did seemed
> > painfully slow.
> >
> > Oh and I almost forgot. It sounded great.
> >
> > David
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >