Elektron Musical Instruments

Automatic Panic wrote:

> I'll be honest with you, the MnM isn't for everyone
> but then again neither are alot of other synths out
> there. The sounds from the MnM can be tweaked out like
> crazy so you won't have any problems there, I know
> that the MnM sounds the same on many tracks that I
> have heard and done myself but so do my other synths.
> Th G2 is very nice! I like the MnM the most because of
> the sequencer and the fact that I can control my other
> synths with the midi from it. I know that in the past
> I have made some complaints about it not having
> certain things like different filters and such but
> this machine is probably one of the best machines also
> the easiest machines that I have ever owned. Just that
> lil track that you heard was done in like 5mins on a
> MnM, it's just that easy to come up with songs or
> ideas with it. If I was a company like
> Korg,Roland.Yamaha, I would pull my head out ma arse
> and get with the future of programming. It would be
> awesome to see Korg or any of those other companys
> come up with a synth like the MnM just because of the
> sounds that those synths can produce. I wished when
> Korg did the Triton they had more knobs to tweak with
> and add a step sequencer like their Eelctribe gear to
> the top of the Synth, If those guys do that I want
> some of the money from it cause I just gave them an
> idea for future synths, haha j/k Seriously if I had to
> do it all again I'd buy the MnM hell I was even going
> to purchase another soon. Just remember u can't rely
> on one synth to be your main synth for making music :)

Thanks, for your post, Auto!

Today I went to my music shop. I played on the G2 again. It's a great synth.
I heard some cool sounds, and I programmed a "phat", wicked bass. But
somehow it wasn't enough anymore...

I'll let you know what my decision is...

Cheers,

Gert
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