Elektron Musical Instruments

> And when I set on 135 BPM on my MPC 2000, the MD has to be 135,4 BPM
> but this is a normal problem I think.

Yeah... that's something I notice day by day: all equipment has different
values for BPM. :-(
I often get songs made on Cubase and they tell me it was 138 bpm or so and
then when I start working on it in Logic, it appears to be 138,... but not
exactly the same. :-(

> 2. Mute / Play
> Well, It´s very cool that the Mute is like a "mixer Mute".
> That makes acess very direct.
> BUT. Can´t you cange the fact, that Tracks can´t be played live,
> when they are muted?
> e.g. I have a Crash-Cymbal. I want to trigger it live like on a
> Midi Keyboard. But it´s not possible when the track is muted.
> Hmm, I guess this is difficult. Because the Mute mutes the whole
> channel like a Mixer....

Another note, I'd personally like nothing to be played until the release of
the previous note is over after unmuting it. E.g. you have a pattern and
muted the bassdrum. When you now unmute it, something you still hear the
release of the last muted note. I'd like only the newly triggered note after
I switched off mute, to sound.

Bye,
Joeri

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Joeri Vankeirsbilck
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Okay 
I 
added 
the 
note 
equivalents 
for 
5 more TRX instruments:   http://gweep.net/~shifty/machinedrum/

-N

Ok, so I was playing around LFOs last night, and
composed a song about my cat.  It uses only the
MachineDrum, and no extra effects or synths.
It's kinda boring, but it shows some sounds a lot of
the other examples don't have.

Songs here:
http://users.sgi.net/~jolieg/music/fuzz0fuzz.mp3

Cat's here:
http://www.alltel.net/~jolie/photos/kitties/mogwai/mogwai.html

:)

c.

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--- In elektron-users@y..., Corey Appleby <corey_appleby@y...> wrote:
> 
> Ok, so I was playing around LFOs last night, and
> composed a song about my cat.  

Corey, I love your cat! :-) 
Nice to hear some more alternative stuff being made on the MD, which 
is more up my street. :-)

Regards, 
Nils