Elektron Musical Instruments

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Federico Ciapi <federico.ciapi@t...> wrote:
> >> I don't think that you clearly understand the joystick.  it's almost
> >> exactly the same
> >> as using the knobs themselves and this "curve" is defined by the way
> >> that you
> >> move the joystick.  also, you don't change several parameters at once
> >> unless you
> >> want to.  if you move left and only LFO speed is assigned to the left
> >> ONLY LFO
> >> speed is effected.
> >>
> >> if you still don't believe me then go back to where you demo-ed the 
> >> MnM
> >> and
> >> try this out.
> >>
> >> by the way, please lighten up your attitude.  we're trying to help 
> >> you,
> >> after all.
> >
> > Sorry, did not meen to make you mad, it was just so tempting!
> >
> > I dont know how i can make this clearer for you...
> >
> > I think you just missunderstand me! If you are to controll two or more 
> > CCs from the same
> > controller, theyd have to follow the same movement patterns you make, 
> > regardless of
> > what amount they each have been given to move inside.
> >
> > Of cource controlling one parameter with one joystick, is the same as 
> > controlling the same
> > parameter with one knob! Maybe you did not read all the posts..
> >
> 
> I don't own a MnM, but other users are trying to explain that you can 
> control various parameters INDEPENDENTLY with its joystick.
> 
> If you assign a parameter to the left movement, pushing the joystick to 
> the right won't influence this parameter.
> 
> But if you assign an other parameter to the up movement, then you can 
> play with left-up at once, moving diagonally.
> Looks nice :-)
> 
> Hope I've understood what you meant in your last post.

You cant move two parameters in totaly different movement patterns at the same time 
with one controller, the way you can with seperate controllers on each hand. thats all.
The difference is that seperate controllers can have totaly seperate moves, thus when the 
joystick master controlls their movent in one move, logicaly because it is...well only one! It 
then makes no difference wether or not they are given seperate movement space, it forces 
them to take the same moves, regardless, though of cource they will react less or more as 
you have selected the space they are given to move within. If you assigne one controller to 
only leftside, and another to only right side of the joystick, you can not modulate bouth 
continuasly at once. 

if it is difficult to understand, then im sorry for my bad english!