Elektron Musical Instruments

I already have the Sidstation and Machinedrum, and a ton of soft
synths. Do you think that there would be any reason to get a Monomachine?

On May 20, 2005, at 7:18 PM, Dave wrote:

> I already have the Sidstation and Machinedrum, and a ton of soft
>  synths. Do you think that there would be any reason to get a 
> Monomachine?

well, the MnM is more than just the sounds.  it's the working method 
that it inspires
and the internal sequencer (as you know, since you have an MD) and what 
it can
do.  but yes there are some sounds that I've not heard elsewhere; or 
wouldn't have
found because soft synths are far less fun to tweak than the MnM is.

also, the MnM offers a few things that softsynths don't.  like the 
multi-trig
mode, the crazy arpeggiator, the assignable joystick, etc.

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Umm... yeah if you want it to rock your world! LOL

Get the key version... it rocks.


-M


--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Dave" <thedaveman18@y...> wrote:
> I already have the Sidstation and Machinedrum, and a ton of soft
> synths. Do you think that there would be any reason to get a
Monomachine?

Worth it for the FM synths.

--- Joseph Melnyk <jmelnyk@...> wrote:
> On May 20, 2005, at 7:18 PM, Dave wrote:
> 
> > I already have the Sidstation and Machinedrum, and
> a ton of soft
> >  synths. Do you think that there would be any
> reason to get a 
> > Monomachine?
> 
> well, the MnM is more than just the sounds.  it's
> the working method 
> that it inspires
> and the internal sequencer (as you know, since you
> have an MD) and what 
> it can
> do.  but yes there are some sounds that I've not
> heard elsewhere; or 
> wouldn't have
> found because soft synths are far less fun to tweak
> than the MnM is.
> 
> also, the MnM offers a few things that softsynths
> don't.  like the 
> multi-trig
> mode, the crazy arpeggiator, the assignable
> joystick, etc.
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been
> removed]
> 
> 


		
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The FM synths are amazing in the Monomachine... and
the way that all of the machines interact without
getting muddy or fighting for space is perfect.

--- Dave <thedaveman18@...> wrote:
> I already have the Sidstation and Machinedrum, and a
> ton of soft
> synths. Do you think that there would be any reason
> to get a Monomachine?
> 
> 
> 


		
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On 5/20/05 7:18 PM, "Dave" wrote:

> I already have the Sidstation and Machinedrum, and a ton of soft
> synths. Do you think that there would be any reason to get a Monomachine?

I'll put it to you this way, I have the keyboard version and it completely
changed how I write music.

John Gellings wrote:
> The FM synths are amazing in the Monomachine... and
> the way that all of the machines interact without
> getting muddy or fighting for space is perfect.
> 


How are the FM synths any different from FM synthesis currently available??

Sound quality.  Everything sounds great straight out
of the machine... also, the way you can tweak every
parameter with a knob on this machine is perfect.  FM
synthesis and knobs...you can't go wrong.

--- Robert Krueger <rkr1@...> wrote:
> John Gellings wrote:
> > The FM synths are amazing in the Monomachine...
> and
> > the way that all of the machines interact without
> > getting muddy or fighting for space is perfect.
> > 
> 
> 
> How are the FM synths any different from FM
> synthesis currently available??
> 


		
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