Elektron Musical Instruments

What am I doing wrong...Sometimes when I shift patterns on the 
fly there is a jolting noise as the patterns shift from one to 
another.  I realize that the Monomachine needs a second to do 
the shift but is this due to having the decay or release set too 
long on the first pattern?  Is it it just overload on the machine.  I 
can't seem to pinpoint the problem.  Any help would be much 
appreciated.

John

On May 7, 2004, at 1:34 AM, t_aint wrote:

>  Is it it just overload on the machine.  I
>  can't seem to pinpoint the problem.  Any help would be much
>  appreciated.

Does this happen with just a select couple of patterns that you're 
changing
between or does it happen to any two patterns?  Are the patterns in 
question
using different kits?

Joe

Only on some patterns and always with different kits.  Does not 
seem like a bug although I could see something being 
programmed to soften this effect.  I'm just wondering if I'm doing 
some basic hardware sequencing no-no.

John



--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Joe Melnyk 
<jmelnyk@c...> wrote:
> On May 7, 2004, at 1:34 AM, t_aint wrote:
> 
> >  Is it it just overload on the machine.  I
> >  can't seem to pinpoint the problem.  Any help would be 
much
> >  appreciated.
> 
> Does this happen with just a select couple of patterns that 
you're 
> changing
> between or does it happen to any two patterns?  Are the 
patterns in 

> question
> using different kits?
> 
> Joe

On May 7, 2004, at 2:09 AM, t_aint wrote:

> Only on some patterns and always with different kits.  Does not
>  seem like a bug although I could see something being
>  programmed to soften this effect.  I'm just wondering if I'm doing
>  some basic hardware sequencing no-no.

I doubt it.  check if the filters are positioned at opposite ends of 
the spectrum on
each track (between the two patterns in question).  because if you end 
one pattern
with your filter in one place and start the next with the filter in a 
completely different
spot, you'll likely get a loud popping sound.

I usually use the same kit when I'm working with several patterns, so 
I've never dealt
with this.

good luck!
Joe

Makes sense and I will look for that.  I not only have different filter 
settings but the are also moving during the sequence.  
Sometimes it makes a nice effect.  Sometimes its terrible.

It might be delay, too.

Thanks,

John


--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Joe Melnyk 
<jmelnyk@c...> wrote:
> On May 7, 2004, at 2:09 AM, t_aint wrote:
> 
> > Only on some patterns and always with different kits.  Does 
not
> >  seem like a bug although I could see something being
> >  programmed to soften this effect.  I'm just wondering if I'm 
doing
> >  some basic hardware sequencing no-no.
> 
> I doubt it.  check if the filters are positioned at opposite ends of 
> the spectrum on
> each track (between the two patterns in question).  because if 
you end 
> one pattern
> with your filter in one place and start the next with the filter in a 
> completely different
> spot, you'll likely get a loud popping sound.
> 
> I usually use the same kit when I'm working with several 
patterns, so 

> I've never dealt
> with this.
> 
> good luck!
> Joe