Elektron Musical Instruments

You guys got onto mfc42.  I had one and sold it along with an 
mpc2000.  Well the MD replaced it.  It made my ms2000 sound 
massive.  You could do some great synched filterings.  I didn't like 
the single output though.  I think the sherman would make more 
crazyness.  It has some fun patchings and stuff.  But it does cost 
more I thought you could save the mfc's settings in midi....but I 
never used this.  I also never used a sherman.

As far as that picture, I-forgot-who-posted-that, of the MD and MM 
sideby side.  That looks insane.  I see you have the MD out and MM 
in.  Are they connected exclusively together?  I'd love to get my 
hands on that formant synth.  Also the realtime keyboard recording 
sounds cool.  So can you can real time record external gear?

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "endlessnessisticman" 
<endlessnessisticman@y...> wrote:
> I just looked at ebay.  There is a FB1 at 225 and a Machinedrum at 
> 800.  That's dollars.  Just fyi.
> 
> --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "I've got a LASER, 
Earthman!" 

> <lepetitmartien@m...> wrote:
> > le 22/09/2003 18:56, Robert Leiner ?robert@l... a ?rit?
> > 
> > > Here is an list of the main differences between FB1 and FB2.
> > 
> > You've beaten me ;)))
> > 
> > So 3 switches, not 2, sorry
> > 
> > Denis U] (2 FB1s at home)
> > 
> > ================================================
> > lepetitmartien           M.I.C.                
> http://www.macmusic.org

On Tue, Sep 23, 2003 at 05:47:48AM -0000, endlessnessisticman wrote:
>    So can you can real time record external gear?

nope (according to Daniel). I think you might be able to realtime
record the note patterns using the onboard keybaord, though. it's
basically the same as with the MD (although they haven't implemented
realtime parameter locks recording for it yet) except you're using
a keybaord instead of 16 small buttons. it's not the
traditional way one might think of sequence recording.

Joe