Elektron-Users

TOS wrote:
poonti wrote:
I can just see it now: Elekton OD (Obsessive Disorder) Machine! 8000+ views and counting....

Elektron OctaDonk. So that you can put not one, eight banging donks on it
I like it

jims computer beats wrote: Whatever it is, I'll buy it anyway.
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Silver black silver black

Nobody has noticed the guy with the Arp Avatar avatar (oh man...). With Tradition and Future in his sig. From Elektron City.

Still waiting for more info on the jupiter 6

The lower half of the ampersand and "F" in future in the "Tradition & Future" logo kind of look like lower case "arp". Also the clef looking thing. Hmm, do we have the rebirth of Arp oscillators and filters? Although I think that 6 Dual oscillators (=12 oscillators) can get expensive. That's getting into P08 territory. Perhaps, as stated earlier, Digital oscillators with 6 analog filters.

I'll let myself be surprised.

http://www.tradition-and-future.com

6 mono analog voices with a different filter on each voice. Maybe, just analog filters with digital OSCs, definitely digi envelopes and LFOs.
Moog
303
SEM
ARP
Then 2 others with some of chip filters or maybe their own design on a voice.

Midi/CV sequencer
P-locking CV without a Kenton
Maybe 14-bit midi CCs

Veqtor wrote:
Victor Star wrote: 6 Analog oscliators with digital filters and effects? All patchable with CV so you can use it as a standalone or in a module setup?

Wouldn't 6 dual digital oscs and 6 analog SVF's make more sense? SVF's can be easily fitted into such a space as seen on the Ambika by Mutable Instruments.

The octatrack has nice filters, but analog oscs with digi filters seems ridiculous. Analog filters are where way more of the character comes from than the oscillator. Elektron makes pretty cool and unique digital oscillators and I think it'd be way more interesting with some of those inside run through analog filters, but we'll see.

For comparison, the poly evolver has an insane about of space inside although I could see needing vents if crammed into an octatrack sized box.

All I can say is it's a ver deep machine

How do you get a good 909 kick sound?