Elektron Musical Instruments

Wouldn't it be great if parameter locks could be made on a track 
where no note was being played.  I already use this feature when I 
use an external synth through input a/b.  The sustain of the internal 
sounds could totally be freaked out!!  Imagine this feature in 
conjunction with assigning "slide" per track... you would be able to 
create the most insane melodic lines creating your own LFO!!! 
affecting anything you desire... but you would be able to 
maintain "clean" (or non-sliding) parameter changes anywhere else, 
I've got to sit down... I'm getting dizzy.  The types of LFO's 
wouldn't be actual LFO's (of course)... they'd be better.  You could 
create a sine wave that turns into a saw right in the middle 
(remember, I'm talking about a sustained sound being affected by ANY 
paramter changes without retriggering the sound).

Someone please let Elektron know, I think that I have been annoying 
them too much already

Oh yeah...
Someone please buy my SH3, I really really want a Sidstation.  I 
would prefer selling it here because I seem to trust everyone.

Just a few thoughts....

That really sounds tempting... But how would you implement it? For 
example: it would be really hard to delete these locks if you (in a 
worst case scenario) had to go through all the steps on all machines 
to find that one annoying filter sweep! You would have to separate 
the lock programming from the rest of the sequencing, but then it 
would be less intuitive to use lock programming if you had to change 
mode all the time.


Regards,
Nils

--- In elektron-users@y..., "bachypham" <bachypham@y...> wrote:
> Wouldn't it be great if parameter locks could be made on a track 
> where no note was being played.  I already use this feature when I 
> use an external synth through input a/b.  The sustain of the 
internal 
> sounds could totally be freaked out!!  Imagine this feature in 
> conjunction with assigning "slide" per track... you would be able 
to 
> create the most insane melodic lines creating your own LFO!!! 
> affecting anything you desire... but you would be able to 
> maintain "clean" (or non-sliding) parameter changes anywhere else, 
> I've got to sit down... I'm getting dizzy.  The types of LFO's 
> wouldn't be actual LFO's (of course)... they'd be better.  You 
could 
> create a sine wave that turns into a saw right in the middle 
> (remember, I'm talking about a sustained sound being affected by 
ANY 

> paramter changes without retriggering the sound).
> 
> Someone please let Elektron know, I think that I have been annoying 
> them too much already