Elektron-Users

analog OSC -> digital Filters... ?

I don't think you got my hint


This is more and more turning into some sort of kremlinology or should I say elektronology.

Steril707 wrote:
Waiting for the "twist" here.

An analog 4 Voice Synth Box isn't that special at the moment, with the Mopho4x relased and the MFB Dominion 5 on the horizon.

(Yeah, i know, p-locks, Elektron interface etc, but anyway...)

i agree i think there's more to it then just 4 voice analog monomachine (although that would still be perfectly great) the 6 tracks hint at something extra, maybe digital section or 2 CV out tracks..or something completely left field. the demo sure sounds beautiful, the delay is magnificent sounds like it could even be analog (bbd delay?)

Mine goes through a Leipzig Rack

Nils wrote:
orwell wrote:
ha been there done that, poly 6 is too vintage to control, all over the place with the tuning
Justin has the p6 now

I don't think you got my hint

WHAT DO YOU KNOW?

heckadecimal wrote:
Nils wrote:
orwell wrote:
ha been there done that, poly 6 is too vintage to control, all over the place with the tuning
Justin has the p6 now

I don't think you got my hint

WHAT DO YOU KNOW?

WHO KNOWS WHAT?

Steril707 wrote:
analog OSC -> digital Filters... ?


Really makes no sense to me.
You'd be much better of using digital or sample based oscillators with an analog signal path.
Anyone who's ever used an EmaxSE, Emulator II+ or an EIII (I have owned both an EIII and EII+ in the past) will tell you what a difference good filters can make -
For example if it was in fact a chromatic pitch shifting sampler (that multi sampled) and hard or the P lock sample end start and trig manipulations of the OT but the entire signal path after that was true VCA/VCF/LFO with a digitally controlled mod matrix you would have something that wouldn't sound all that dissimilar to the demo we have heard thus far.

dataline wrote:
WHO KNOWS WHAT?

YOU TELL ME!

guys...we already went through this: IT DOESN'T MAKE SANDWICHES *OR* TEA.

done. it sucks.