Elektron Musical Instruments

I know that the Machinedrum has an editor (mac only) and that synths
like the Dave Smith Evolver have software editors, but does anyone
know if anyone has made an editor for the Monomachine?  I have the
desktop version and it would be alot easier to program this thing with
some form of software editor.  Even if it was one I had to pay for. 

josh

not that i know of, but i say the MnM is easier to program than most other
synths out there, so maybe there hasn't been a need for one...?


> I know that the Machinedrum has an editor (mac only) and that synths
> like the Dave Smith Evolver have software editors, but does anyone
> know if anyone has made an editor for the Monomachine?  I have the
> desktop version and it would be alot easier to program this thing with
> some form of software editor.  Even if it was one I had to pay for.
>
> josh
>
>
>
>


/roby
//www.sweet-trip.net

On Mon, Jun 26, 2006 at 04:22:33PM -0700, roby@... wrote:
> not that i know of, but i say the MnM is easier to program than most other
> synths out there, so maybe there hasn't been a need for one...?

Editing Elektron instruments is a doddle, but machine and kit
management could benefit from editor/librarian software.

-- 
yours,
niall.
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I guess I can agree with the last statement, Kit management would be nice with some sort of library software.

Actually tweaking instruments though im glad to be hands-on...

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: niall munnelly 
  To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 12:35 PM
  Subject: Re: [elektron] Editor for Monomachine


  On Mon, Jun 26, 2006 at 04:22:33PM -0700, roby@... wrote:
  > not that i know of, but i say the MnM is easier to program than most other
  > synths out there, so maybe there hasn't been a need for one...?

  Editing Elektron instruments is a doddle, but machine and kit
  management could benefit from editor/librarian software.

  -- 
  yours,
  niall.
  .. . . . . . . . . .
  aleph null. a simple insinuation around silence.
  http://syncretism.net
  .. .. gpg public key - http://www.aleph-null.net/niall.gpg .. ..


   

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All I really want the editor for is making sequences.  Im just so used
to reason when it comes to sequencing that im stuck in that mode. So
getting used to the MNM is hard. 



--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, roby@... wrote:
>
> not that i know of, but i say the MnM is easier to program than most 


other

> synths out there, so maybe there hasn't been a need for one...?
> 
> 
> > I know that the Machinedrum has an editor (mac only) and that synths
> > like the Dave Smith Evolver have software editors, but does anyone
> > know if anyone has made an editor for the Monomachine?  I have the
> > desktop version and it would be alot easier to program this thing with
> > some form of software editor.  Even if it was one I had to pay for.
> >
> > josh
> >
> >
> >
> >
> 
> 
> /roby
> //www.sweet-trip.net
>

> All I really want the editor for is making sequences.  Im just so used
> to reason when it comes to sequencing that im stuck in that mode. So
> getting used to the MNM is hard. 

So, you could use MnM as a sound module and sequence it from reason
via midi. This way you loose the parameter locks, though. I would
suggest that you just learn to use the MnM. It isn't so hard and in
the end of the day, you might like it better (many people here prefer
it over mousing).

Toni.

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "tahvenaine2002"
<toni.ahvenainen@...> wrote:
> (many people here prefer [editing the MD/Mono through its dedicated
> interface] over mousing).

That's what it's all about in for me. Get away from the computer and
Make Music instead of mousing around, arranging your stuff until the
inspiration runs out.

Computers though can be very handy for certain tasks. Editing samples,
recording, mastering etc. And why not a kit, sound, song librarian.
Everything where a mouse and keyboard kicks in.

Of course, each one can prefer their own way of doing music, but
limiting the MD/Mono to a sound module would be very limiting in my eyes.

Daniel

There's  a mac editor for the MD!?!! I haven't touched
any of my music stuff in almost a year...
--- rivotk2003 <rivotk2003@...> wrote:

> I know that the Machinedrum has an editor (mac only)
> and that synths
> like the Dave Smith Evolver have software editors,
> but does anyone
> know if anyone has made an editor for the
> Monomachine?  I have the
> desktop version and it would be alot easier to
> program this thing with
> some form of software editor.  Even if it was one I
> had to pay for. 
> 
> josh
> 
> 
> 
> 



 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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