I've used it to come up with some sick patterns =) --- Joseph Melnyk <jmelnyk@...> wrote: > On Oct 10, 2005, at 5:20 PM, John Gellings wrote: > > > I have the MachineDrum and the Monomachine and now > > have my sights set on a Sidstation. Can someone > > explain how the waveform-tables work? I have seen > it > > described as a sequencer. Is this accurate? If > not, > > how does it differ from the sequencer in something > > like...the monomachine? > > the wavetable is definitely not a sequencer in the > normal > monomachine, x0x-box style. it works like > this...you get several > rows in a table. in each row, you get to choose > which waveform to > play and which note offset to play it at (I believe > you can also > toggle ring mod, but I could be mistaken; it's been > a while since > I've used it). then you continue doing the same for > each row, > adding up to (I believe) 64 of them. this > micro-sequence is then > played at a specified speed every time you press a > note. > > so it will play a sequence in a way, but it's not > really something > you'd use to write a pattern. the term > "micro-sequencer" is > probably the best description. you can do some cool > little drum > like beats with it though! :-) > __________________________________ Yahoo! Music Unlimited Access over 1 million songs. Try it free. http://music.yahoo.com/unlimited/
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Re: [elektron] Sidstation
2005-10-11 by Automatic Panic
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