Elektron Musical Instruments

Is there a list or table anywhere that shows what each of the 32
waveforms of the DigiPro synth are?

Not that I'm aware of.  Someone did something similar back in the day  
for Reason's Subtractor.  It was pretty neat.  What do you intend to  
do with this information?

On May 26, 2005, at 5:03 PM, Logan wrote:

> Is there a list or table anywhere that shows what each of the 32
> waveforms of the DigiPro synth are?
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It's for reference more than anything... it's generally easier to tell
what kind of sound you're going to get if you know what waveform
you're starting with.  although going it blind is just as fun!

If you want to make the sample set, I could put them on elektron- 
users.com.  The Subtractor set had little images of the waveforms.   
That was neat.

On May 26, 2005, at 7:02 PM, Logan wrote:

> It's for reference more than anything... it's generally easier to tell
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> you're starting with.  although going it blind is just as fun!
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That would rock!


-M


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

> If you want to make the sample set, I could put them on elektron- 
> users.com.  The Subtractor set had little images of the waveforms.   
> That was neat.
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> On May 26, 2005, at 7:02 PM, Logan wrote:
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> > It's for reference more than anything... it's generally easier to tell
> > what kind of sound you're going to get if you know what waveform
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