Elektron Musical Instruments

Hmm, everybody is to busy playing around so I'll give something to 
listen to.
Everything is clean and uncompressed, no EQ, not mastered etc.
The sequences and sounds are made in very short notice.
Hope you'll enjoy:


Solo Machines with no external FX or compression etc:
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/BassLine1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Bassline2.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Bassline3.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Sid1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Sid2.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/FmStat1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/FmPar1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/FmDyn1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/FmDyn2.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Dpro1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Voice1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Pulse1.mp3

Some pictures:
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/MM2.jpg
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/MM.jpg
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/MM3.jpg


Small demo, Monomachine with 3 tracks (pulse, sid, FM dyn.) and 
Machinedrum:
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Combi1.mp3

Ronald.

Very nice, Ronald! Thanx for taking the time :-)

Gert
www.waveworld.tv

Roonan wrote:
> Hmm, everybody is to busy playing around so I'll give something to
> listen to.

You're a hero among us now, you realize this?  ;-]

Mine arrives today.  ^_^

On Tuesday, September 23, 2003, at 10:54 AM, Roonan wrote:

> Hmm, everybody is to busy playing around so I'll give something to
> listen to.
> Everything is clean and uncompressed, no EQ, not mastered etc.
> The sequences and sounds are made in very short notice.
> Hope you'll enjoy:
>
>
> Solo Machines with no external FX or compression etc:
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/BassLine1.mp3
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Bassline2.mp3
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Bassline3.mp3
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Sid1.mp3
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Sid2.mp3
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/FmStat1.mp3
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/FmPar1.mp3
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/FmDyn1.mp3
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/FmDyn2.mp3
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Dpro1.mp3
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Voice1.mp3
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Pulse1.mp3
>
> Some pictures:
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/MM2.jpg
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/MM.jpg
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/MM3.jpg
>
>
> Small demo, Monomachine with 3 tracks (pulse, sid, FM dyn.) and
> Machinedrum:
> http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Combi1.mp3
>
> Ronald.
>
>
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--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Damon Menne <damon@m...> 
wrote:
> You're a hero among us now, you realize this?  ;-]
> 
> Mine arrives today.  ^_^

Thank you, thank you! (....taking a bow ;-)
Hope you have some spare time, it's very hard to stay away from this 
puppy!
I'm very happy with it!

Only two things:
Twisting knobs is easier (wich is better) but it feels a bit flimsy.
I hope the quality is better then it seems. (why not the same as MD?)
The two lowest led's of octave are not working (no big deal)

Enjoy, Ronald.

Well here's my report thus far.  Everything seems to be in tact, although there were some loose screws bouncing around inside when I first got to it.  (any idea how hard it is to find a torx screw driver at 12:00am!)  Once up and running, started following the quick start guide.  Got to my first sequence, went to track 2, and suddenly my first sequence was gone!  Went to redo it, and then it froze up on me.  Rebooted and the screen was off center.  Rebooted again and all was well.  Still can't seem to keep my first track pattern in tact when I go to the next track.  Any ideas?  Am I missing something or doing something wrong?  Is there a save function that I have to do before I move to the next track?

Anyone else not get any sleep yesterday!?

Stacey

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Roonan 
  To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 12:23 PM
  Subject: Re: [elektron] MonoMachine demo's and pictures


  --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Damon Menne <damon@m...> 
  wrote:
  > You're a hero among us now, you realize this?  ;-]
  > 
  > Mine arrives today.  ^_^

  Thank you, thank you! (....taking a bow ;-)
  Hope you have some spare time, it's very hard to stay away from this 
  puppy!
  I'm very happy with it!

  Only two things:
  Twisting knobs is easier (wich is better) but it feels a bit flimsy.
  I hope the quality is better then it seems. (why not the same as MD?)
  The two lowest led's of octave are not working (no big deal)

  Enjoy, Ronald.


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I'm playin' hookie from work tomorrow just to be able to lock myself up 
with the thing for a good 15 hours.  I'll try to get some audio up from 
this hemisphere, make it global.  ;-]

Flimsy knobs is no good.  I had some concerns that the Monomachine 
hardware would be a tad left of ideal for us early adopters.  I'm fine 
with this, but I hope Elektron is willing to take repairs to get us 'up 
to snuff' with revision 1.0 units, should we be willing to part with 
our MnMs (I like that abbreviation ;-] ) for the couple weeks it would 
take.

Hopefully those LEDs are just poorly soldered or some such.  At least 
that we could fix on our end.

Cheers,

Damon

On Tuesday, September 23, 2003, at 12:23 PM, Roonan wrote:

> --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Damon Menne <damon@m...>
> wrote:
> > You're a hero among us now, you realize this?  ;-]
> >
> > Mine arrives today.  ^_^
>
> Thank you, thank you! (....taking a bow ;-)
> Hope you have some spare time, it's very hard to stay away from this
> puppy!
> I'm very happy with it!
>
> Only two things:
> Twisting knobs is easier (wich is better) but it feels a bit flimsy.
> I hope the quality is better then it seems. (why not the same as MD?)
> The two lowest led's of octave are not working (no big deal)
>
> Enjoy, Ronald.
>
>
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>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.

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--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Damon Menne <damon@m...> 
wrote:
> 
> Flimsy knobs is no good.  I had some concerns that the Monomachine 
> hardware would be a tad left of ideal for us early adopters. 

Don't be to concerned about the knobs.
They feel lighter but I guess their o.k. (second opinion)
Lighter means also less torque on the construction.
Actually I wish the MD's were a bit lighter too :-)
I can't imagine why Elektron would use cheaper or inferior parts in 
the first 100. They learned from the MD and it's more expensive to 
change some parts afterwards.
I don't mind the Leds, I can fix it myself or else just leave it.
I play keyboard/transpose by ear and not by what a LED is telling ;-)

Ronald.

Good info about the knobs.  I'm not upset, just making note of what to 
be ginger with... which will be obvious once I get my hands on the 
beast.

Heck, truth be told, I'm distracting my noodle with unnecessary 
MnM-infused content due to an arguably unhealthy obsession with new 
gear.  I should just shut trap and wait.  ;-]

I play by ear too, but I do love blinky lights.

On Tuesday, September 23, 2003, at 12:46 PM, Roonan wrote:

> --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Damon Menne <damon@m...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Flimsy knobs is no good.  I had some concerns that the Monomachine
> > hardware would be a tad left of ideal for us early adopters.
>
> Don't be to concerned about the knobs.
> They feel lighter but I guess their o.k. (second opinion)
> Lighter means also less torque on the construction.
> Actually I wish the MD's were a bit lighter too :-)
> I can't imagine why Elektron would use cheaper or inferior parts in
> the first 100. They learned from the MD and it's more expensive to
> change some parts afterwards.
> I don't mind the Leds, I can fix it myself or else just leave it.
> I play keyboard/transpose by ear and not by what a LED is telling ;-)
>
> Ronald.
>
>
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>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.

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Ronald, are you having web site or ISP problems?  I can't seem to reach
your site -- I only get as far as www-4.isd-holland.nl.

Thanks.

 - Roger

-----Original Message-----
From: Roonan [mailto:info@...] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 12:55 PM
To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [elektron] MonoMachine demo's and pictures

Hmm, everybody is to busy playing around so I'll give something to 
listen to.
Everything is clean and uncompressed, no EQ, not mastered etc.
The sequences and sounds are made in very short notice.
Hope you'll enjoy:


Solo Machines with no external FX or compression etc:
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/BassLine1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Bassline2.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Bassline3.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Sid1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Sid2.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/FmStat1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/FmPar1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/FmDyn1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/FmDyn2.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Dpro1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Voice1.mp3
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Pulse1.mp3

Some pictures:
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/MM2.jpg
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/MM.jpg
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/MM3.jpg


Small demo, Monomachine with 3 tracks (pulse, sid, FM dyn.) and 
Machinedrum:
http://roonan.fiberworld.nl/Demo/Combi1.mp3

Ronald.



 

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le 23/09/2003 23:00, Roger Scott à rogers@... a écrit :

> Ronald, are you having web site or ISP problems?  I can't seem to reach
> your site -- I only get as far as www-4.isd-holland.nl.

Maybe there's a Net problem, similar troubles on the modular list with a
site in Holland tooŠ :-/

Denis U]

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lepetitmartien           M.I.C.                http://www.macmusic.org

Seven minutes of Monomachine. Including a few second of silence in the
middle of the track.

http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/~d3berg/sounds/mm_test.mp3

Still haven't gotten the vocal machine to say something intelligble. :)

/Janne

Is that hum in the background some issue with your recording rig, or is 
it the MnM?

On Tuesday, September 23, 2003, at 02:19 PM, Janne G:son Berg wrote:

> Seven minutes of Monomachine. Including a few second of silence in the
> middle of the track.
>
> http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/~d3berg/sounds/mm_test.mp3
>
> Still haven't gotten the vocal machine to say something intelligble. :)
>
> /Janne
>
>
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Good stuff regardless.  Thanks for the listen.

*visits UPS tracking page umpteenth time today*

On Tuesday, September 23, 2003, at 02:19 PM, Janne G:son Berg wrote:

> Seven minutes of Monomachine. Including a few second of silence in the
> middle of the track.
>
> http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/~d3berg/sounds/mm_test.mp3
>
> Still haven't gotten the vocal machine to say something intelligble. :)
>
> /Janne
>
>
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On Tue, Sep 23, 2003 at 12:26:46PM -0700, Stacey Dodds wrote:
>    Well  here's  my  report  thus  far.   Everything seems to be in tact,
>    although  there  were  some loose screws bouncing around inside when I
>    first got to it.

that sucks! maybe it was just rattled around A LOT in shipment? I think
they would notice something like that.  it looks they tested mine (the
plastic protector had been lifted and put back), did they test anyone
else's?

>    ny ideas?  Am I missing something or
>    doing  something  wrong?   Is  there a save function that I have to do
>    before I move to the next track?

no. something's wrong. email Elektron and maybe try reloading the OS?

>    Anyone else not get any sleep yesterday!?

yeah, but I have a feeling I won't tonight. :-)

Joe

On Tue, Sep 23, 2003 at 07:23:46PM -0000, Roonan wrote:
>    Thank you, thank you! (....taking a bow ;-)
>    Hope you have some spare time, it's very hard to stay away from this
>    puppy!

oh yeah! I'm in love and I still barely know her....

>    I'm very happy with it!
>    Only two things:
>    Twisting knobs is easier (wich is better) but it feels a bit flimsy.
>    I hope the quality is better then it seems. (why not the same as MD?)
>    The two lowest led's of octave are not working (no big deal)

hmmm...I checked all the LED's after you said this. mine are cool. so
far, I've not experienced any hardware strangeness; just a *bit* of
OS weirdness. <crossing fingers that nothing bad happens>

also, my knobs seem a *bit* harder to turn than the MD knobs. maybe they'll
loosen up (I think the MD knobs did a bit). but nothing really feels too
flimsy in this beast. the joystick doesn't really snap back to center
the way I had hoped (and it's a bit off-center when in it's "home"
position as well), but that's not really a problem.

your demos are great, BTW. I wish I had a table big enough to lay the MD
and MM side-by-side like in your photos. it would make them a bit
easier to play, I think. right now, I have one above the other;
and that's fine. I mean, why am I complaining when I have these two
incredible machines to play? :-)

Joe

Ok....all sorts of new fun now!  I just got home and was about to post a new demo of what I have been working on since last night.  I hit record, and then as soon as I unmuted track 5, all hell broke loose.  The MM started freaking out and making this high pitched, feedback noise.  I rebooted, and now when I play a key, it is triggering all 6 tracks at once!  I did a soft reset, and it seemed ok for a little while (although I lost all of the patterns that I had programed).  I hit the octave down key, and started re-recording one of the patterns.  I went to the next track, hit the octave up key, and the keys started triggering all of the tracks again!  Beta fun!  Back to the drawing board.  

Watch your speakers guys.  When this thing starts to self oscillate, look out!  Its loud!  Sure sounds amazing otherwise!  I can't believe some of the formant sounds that I had going.

Stacey

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On Tue Sep 23 2003, Damon Menne <damon@...> wrote:

> Is that hum in the background some issue with your recording rig, or is 
> it the MnM?

My Soundblaster 128 PCI... nothing shielded at all. Somehow I can't
spend any money on getting a better computer/soundcard, everything is
spent on gear that makes sound. :)

/Janne

Hey all,
Sorry to interrupt those of you who are busy tweaking the MM, but I have
a few questions regarding it:

first thing: the LED's above the tracks don't seem to light up when I
want to select a pattern.  They light up just fine when I press them or
when I'm grid programming, though. Is anyone else's like this?  Seems
like a software bug, since they do light up at other times.  Anyway, if
nobody else's is like this, I need to talk to Elektron; if not, someone
should submit a bug report.

second: I wrote a sweet pattern to A01 yesterday and now it will play
two beats of it and quit.  This didn't happen until I wrote something to
A02.  The weird thing is, A02 will play fine; but if I switch to A01 and
play it (all two beats that will play) then go back to A02, I get
nothing (have to reboot).  But if I just go to A01, *don't* play it and
then go back to A02 it will play just fine. weird. I know a couple of
you have lost patterns so far.  Has anyone had a similar experience to
this?  Or were they just random pattern losses?

third: someone else already mentioned cracking open their MM to fix the
keyboard; somebody else mentioned fixing some loose screws in there.  I
wonder, does this void the warranty on it?  Anyone know?  I'm curious
because I have the same problem as I do on my MD: little flecks of
dust between the plastic screen and the LCD screen under it.  I've never
opened the MD to fix it, but I'd like to know if it's possible/how to do
it.  Anyone ever done this?

Thanks everyone!
Joe

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Joe <jmelnyk@c...> wrote:
> Hey all,
> Sorry to interrupt those of you who are busy tweaking the MM, but I 
have
> a few questions regarding it:
> 
> first thing: the LED's above the tracks don't seem to light up when 
I
> want to select a pattern.  

Same here, I don't think it's a bug.
They just didn't implement it I guess.
maybe a feature request?

> Has anyone had a similar experience to
> this?  Or were they just random pattern losses?

I lost a pattern in the beginning when I stopped recording. 
Didn't have pattern switching problems so far but also didn't use it 
much so far. 

> third: someone else already mentioned cracking open their MM to fix 
the
> keyboard; somebody else mentioned fixing some loose screws in 
there.  I
> wonder, does this void the warranty on it?  

I was asking me the same question, Daniel?
Where is he anyway? A bit quiet.....(I guess he resting from this 
huge shipment the past few days)

Ronald.

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Roger Scott" <rogers@c...> 
wrote:
> Ronald, are you having web site or ISP problems?  I can't seem to 
reach
> your site -- I only get as far as www-4.isd-holland.nl.
> 

It seems more people have this problem, strange....
Maybe it's the providers fault due to bandwith or something.
Try again a few times or I can send you some in an Email.

Ronald.

On Wed, Sep 24, 2003 at 07:03:09AM -0000, Roonan wrote:
>    Same here, I don't think it's a bug.
>    They just didn't implement it I guess.
>    maybe a feature request?

I see.  I'll report it then.  How the hell can I tell where my patterns
are without LED's?  it's weird that they wouldn't port that feature
over from the MD.

>    I was asking me the same question, Daniel?
>    Where is he anyway? A bit quiet.....(I guess he resting from this
>    huge shipment the past few days)

probably. I think in your case, though, they would probably prefer you
open it and do the five minute job yourself; it saves them the $ on
shipping.

Joe

--Original Message Text---

From: Joe
Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2003 02:30:07 -0400
>first thing: the LED's above the tracks don't seem to light up when I
>want to select a pattern.  They light up just fine when I press them or
Yeah, I submitted this as feature request MMSUG_019

>second: I wrote a sweet pattern to A01 yesterday and now it will play
>two beats of it and quit.  This didn't happen until I wrote something to
>A02.  The weird thing is, A02 will play fine; but if I switch to A01 and
Figure out how to reproduce it from a clean reset and submit a bug!

>because I have the same problem as I do on my MD: little flecks of
>dust between the plastic screen and the LCD screen under it.  I've never
Me too. I have one kind of big piece of something under there. It's not
too hard to ignore, but I wish it weren't there.
-AD

Joe,

Cracking open the MD or MM  is not too bad, as long as you have the right screwdriver to do it.  Don't try and open it up with a flat head screw driver that "seems" to fit ok.  You can strip the head and then you are definitely screwed.  

As far as getting then entire front panel off, I had a very difficult time getting the knobs off of the Data Entry Section on the MM.  I ended up just taking off the keyboard portion and then shaking the unit around until I could get to the loose screws bouncing around.  I was unsuccessful in removing the left half of the MM top.  It seems as though the knobs are attached in the same way on the MD.  I just tried and they are very, very tight.  I am afraid of applying too much pressure to get them off without breaking the shaft of the rotary encoders.  Has anyone else been able to accomplish this?

Stacey



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--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Roonan" <info@r...> wrote:

> Twisting knobs is easier (wich is better) but it feels a bit 
> flimsy. I hope the quality is better then it seems. (why not the
> same as MD?)

Actually this is the new feeling of knobs that we will move over to 
for the Machinedrum also. We worked toghether with the factory to 
get this feeling so it should be good for quick editing. I hope you
will get to like it. I guess everyone have their own preference 
though.

> The two lowest led's of octave are not working (no big deal)

I can't understand how that can have happened. You should just know 
how much we've tested them to make sure. :) Guess we can't ever be 
totally sure... Please send a mail to support@... about this.

Daniel

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Stacey Dodds" 
<staceydodds@s...> wrote:

> and now when I play a key, it is triggering all 6 tracks at once! 

Hmmm... Are you sure you haven't pressed the "multi trig" key? In 
two of the multi trig modes this is exactly what should happen.

Daniel

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Joe <jmelnyk@c...> wrote:

> first thing: the LED's above the tracks don't seem to light up
> when I want to select a pattern.  They light up just fine when I
> press them or when I'm grid programming, though.

Actually this is not a bug, but so far a lack of feature. I assume 
you use the Machinedrum where the LED's indicate which patterns are 
edited and which are empty. This is not available on the Monomachine 
yet, but it's on the list. Or do you mean something else?

Daniel

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Roonan" <info@r...> wrote:

> > third: someone else already mentioned cracking open their MM to 
fix 
> the
> > keyboard; somebody else mentioned fixing some loose screws in 
> there.  I
> > wonder, does this void the warranty on it?  
> 
> I was asking me the same question, Daniel?

Well, we don't have so much problem with this. Just send us an 
inquiry and convince us that you know what you are doing, and so we 
can make a note that we approved you to open your box.

> Where is he anyway? A bit quiet.....(I guess he resting from this 
> huge shipment the past few days)

Yes, sorry about my absence for some days. I'm currently in Tokyo, 
and was stopping over in Shanghai. Had some problems with the 
Chinese internet connection, but now I'm back with full Japanese 
Internet-power. I've just been going through some hundred mails that 
people had managed to produce in the days I was offline... :)

Daniel

On Wed, Sep 24, 2003 at 01:07:05PM -0000, daniel_elektron wrote:
>    Actually this is not a bug, but so far a lack of feature. I assume
>    you use the Machinedrum where the LED's indicate which patterns are
>    edited and which are empty. This is not available on the Monomachine
>    yet, but it's on the list. Or do you mean something else?

no, you're exactly right in your assumptions :-) thanks for the help,
Daniel!

Joe

Ronald, your home page produces:
"Uw Fiberworld Homepage is geactiveerd.

Dit is een tijdelijke index pagina voor uw eigen homepage."

I'm afraid my Dutch is a little rusty.  Care to translate for us?

Thanks.

 - Roger

-----Original Message-----
From: Roonan [mailto:info@...] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2003 2:06 AM
To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [elektron] MonoMachine demo's and pictures

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Roger Scott" <rogers@c...> 
wrote:
> Ronald, are you having web site or ISP problems?  I can't seem to 
reach
> your site -- I only get as far as www-4.isd-holland.nl.
> 

It seems more people have this problem, strange....
Maybe it's the providers fault due to bandwith or something.
Try again a few times or I can send you some in an Email.

Ronald.



 

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From: daniel_elektron
>--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Roonan" <info@r...> wrote:
>> Twisting knobs is easier (wich is better) but it feels a bit 
>> flimsy. I hope the quality is better then it seems. (why not the
>> same as MD?)
>Actually this is the new feeling of knobs that we will move over to 
>for the Machinedrum also. We worked toghether with the factory to 
>get this feeling so it should be good for quick editing. I hope you
>will get to like it. I guess everyone have their own preference 
>though.

I greatly prefer the new knob feel! Good job on those - How can I get these on my MD?
-AD

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Roger Scott" <rogers@c...> 
wrote:
> Ronald, your home page produces:
> "Uw Fiberworld Homepage is geactiveerd.
> 
> Dit is een tijdelijke index pagina voor uw eigen homepage."
> 
> I'm afraid my Dutch is a little rusty.  Care to translate for us?

Hmm, makes sense now.
It say's:
"Your webpage is activated, this is a temporary index page"
Are you trying to find my website? It's not there!
These are only direct links to files I copied to this webspace.
Copy/Paste the "ENTIRE" link in your browser adress bar and try again.
Let me know if it works.
Otherwise I can build a small link page on the webspace you're 
referring to.

My original website is: www.roonan.nl
But no demo's of the MM there. (not yet that is ;-) 

Ronald.

I was trying the web site because the links didn't work, and they still
don't work.  I was able to access the pictures when you first posted
this, but since then I can't get at any of the mp3s.  Thanks for any
help.

 - Roger

-----Original Message-----
From: Roonan [mailto:info@...] 
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 1:19 AM
To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [elektron] MonoMachine demo's and pictures

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Roger Scott" <rogers@c...> 
wrote:
> Ronald, your home page produces:
> "Uw Fiberworld Homepage is geactiveerd.
> 
> Dit is een tijdelijke index pagina voor uw eigen homepage."
> 
> I'm afraid my Dutch is a little rusty.  Care to translate for us?

Hmm, makes sense now.
It say's:
"Your webpage is activated, this is a temporary index page"
Are you trying to find my website? It's not there!
These are only direct links to files I copied to this webspace.
Copy/Paste the "ENTIRE" link in your browser adress bar and try again.
Let me know if it works.
Otherwise I can build a small link page on the webspace you're 
referring to.

My original website is: www.roonan.nl
But no demo's of the MM there. (not yet that is ;-) 

Ronald.



 

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