Elektron-Users

divi wrote:

glaive wrote:
NoiseLab gets a cookie, as he is now Elektron-Maven
what the h#ll is 'maven'?

(forgive my sometimes limited english knowledge)

maven
n : someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field [syn: ace,
adept, champion, sensation, mavin, virtuoso, genius,
hotshot, star, superstar, whiz, whizz, wizard,
wiz]

alright! makes me wonder what's coming next... :-D

maven
n : someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field [syn: ace,
adept, champion, sensation, mavin, virtuoso, genius,
hotshot, star, superstar, whiz, whizz, wizard,
wiz]

I don't feel like that, it's more that I spend to much time on this forum instead of mastering the MD & MM!

:-D

I'm sure that it refers to your skill in posting

Guest wrote:
If you already own a MnM and MD why would you need the Spektrails. If your responce is the sampler then I think you got ripped off cause you can use a pc for that. $2500 price is way to high for this groove box :roll:

No, 2000 ? is not too much for great piece of work and development. Maybe you have to wait a while and make more music until you understand. It's worth each cent!
Also, the spec is a compliment to elektron gear and the sound is completly diffrent.
The Sequencer of the the spec can do a lot more compared to the mnm.
If you are are happy with the gear you have, if you don't want something warm like an analog filter etc., fine!
I need and have more...
(sunsyn, moog voyager, FR777, Polyevolver, just to mention some...) :-D

The Sequencer of the the spec can do a lot more compared to the mnm.


Interesting. What extended features do it have?

SH01 wrote:

Guest wrote:
If you already own a MnM and MD why would you need the Spektrails. If your responce is the sampler then I think you got ripped off cause you can use a pc for that. $2500 price is way to high for this groove box :roll:

No, 2000 ? is not too much for great piece of work and development. Maybe you have to wait a while and make more music until you understand. It's worth each cent!
Also, the spec is a compliment to elektron gear and the sound is completly diffrent.
The Sequencer of the the spec can do a lot more compared to the mnm.
If you are are happy with the gear you have, if you don't want something warm like an analog filter etc., fine!
I need and have more...
(sunsyn, moog voyager, FR777, Polyevolver, just to mention some...) :-D

talk is cheap so show us your music :-P

glaive wrote:

The Sequencer of the the spec can do a lot more compared to the mnm.


Interesting. What extended features do it have?

more steps, much, much higher resolution, and different sequences can be different lengths {like schaaf's own polymorph, but better}. architecturally, it's radically different from the elektron model, because there's a lower level than elektron's "extended pattern" - you can change sequences and sounds for just the kick, eg - much like quasimidi's raveolution, polymorph, etc and e-mu's command station sequencers on the fly. there's a *lot* more realtime sequencing flexibility with these models.

those sequencers are admittedly more to my liking, which is why i have them in addition to my elektron kit.

Sounds like a great box. I hope he sells a lot of them.

i'm all for the labours of love, and i certainly count the spectralis and elektron gear among them.

i'm normally loathe to compare specs, but i should cite something the monomachine has going for over most everything else, and that's the trigless trig.

that's just... awesome.