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MD: GND-SN pitch info? 12 Years, 6 Months ago
So the GND-SN machine isn't easily tunable to standard pitches...but has anyone ever compiled a list of its approximate pitches anywhere, or at least those PTCH values that actually *do* land precisely on a standard pitch?

...Been hunting around and not finding this info if it does in fact exist.
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Re:MD: GND-SN pitch info? 12 Years, 6 Months ago
Not the GND-SN machine unfortunately, but on there's pitch to frequency conversion tables for a lot of the TRX and EFM machines on Shifty's Elektron Machinedrum page:

www.gweep.net/~shifty/machinedrum/
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Re:MD: GND-SN pitch info? 12 Years, 6 Months ago
Just out of curiosity: are you the Wout I spoke to lately through another Swedish instruments manufacturer forum?...
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Re:MD: GND-SN pitch info? 12 Years, 6 Months ago
Wouter Etc. wrote:
there's pitch to frequency conversion tables for a lot of the TRX and EFM machines on Shifty's Elektron Machinedrum page
One of my favorite resources...I carry a printout of it around in my MD case I'm sure he blew off GND-SN because so few of its PTCH values correspond exactly.

I'm curious mainly because of GND-SN's ability to make basslines...for me at least, low notes are difficult to tune by ear. I'm hoping at least a few values below 32 are standard notes. Anyone?
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Re:MD: GND-SN pitch info? 12 Years, 6 Months ago
@Stiiiiiiive: No I'm not. This is the only Swedish instruments manufacturer forum I have posted on.
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Re:MD: GND-SN pitch info? 12 Years, 6 Months ago
dubathonic wrote:
Wouter Etc. wrote:
there's pitch to frequency conversion tables for a lot of the TRX and EFM machines on Shifty's Elektron Machinedrum page
I'm curious mainly because of GND-SN's ability to make basslines...for me at least, low notes are difficult to tune by ear. I'm hoping at least a few values below 32 are standard notes. Anyone?


Not sure about GND-SN values corresponding with notes, but one way I tune low notes on the MD is by turning the distortion to max, which makes the harmonics more apparent.
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#153453
Re:MD: GND-SN pitch info? 12 Years, 6 Months ago
Brilliant.
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#153458
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Re:MD: GND-SN pitch info? 12 Years, 6 Months ago
awesome advice Psykisk.

the GND SN machine makes some really great bass sounds, big dancefloor bass..

re/ pitch values..
there is always the 'static lfo' technique to fine-tune the PTCH parameter,
although admittedly that does require some detailed LFO work for each trig, and i don't know exactly what pitches are being played.
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Re:MD: GND-SN pitch info? 12 Years, 6 Months ago
tarekith.com/assets/machinedrum_tipsandtricks.htm#Reference


maybe there is some info here
I thought i had some doc around telling each pitch for each machine on the md but i got it from this forum so it should be around here some where did you look at the file section?

I think even tarekith made this one

hope it helps
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#153464
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Re:MD: GND-SN pitch info? 12 Years, 6 Months ago
after making a bassline with the GND SN, found that the note B is exactly these PTCH parameters: (when PTCH ramp is set to be 0)

8
24
40 ... that is about the limit of bassline frequency territory

the pitch goes on in multiples of 16:
56 = B
72 = B

that is fairly accurate pitch, although add another 16 (that seems to be the pattern) and the pitch of B is in-between 88 and 89

add 16 to 89 = 105 and the pitch of B is found again.
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