For discussion about setting up your studio and advice on the gear and equipment within it.
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By Coz Fri Nov 08, 2013 8:30 pm
Probably another piece of gear that you need a Masters Degree or severe autism to operate, and all the knobs need to be spun a thousand times before there's any audible difference.

Just speculating. :mrgreen:
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By JamesJeffery Sat Nov 09, 2013 3:26 pm
I had the first Eleltron. I did spend some quality time with it but I never felt comfortable with it. It was a mother **** ball ache at times to do certain things. Its one of those machines that you have to have a purpose or a need to want one, otherwise it gathers dust.
By dryad-66 Sat Nov 09, 2013 6:26 pm
Coz wrote:Probably another piece of gear that you need a Masters Degree or severe autism to operate, and all the knobs need to be spun a thousand times before there's any audible difference.

Just speculating. :mrgreen:


ahem :Sigh: you have to push the knobs in to get full turning circle on them.You can also reverse it to work the other way around!!!!!!but yeah there tricky coming from the mpc etcect background.

edit-f-ing wicked machines tho..........
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By Grant Sun Nov 10, 2013 4:15 pm
JamesJeffery wrote:I had the first Eleltron. I did spend some quality time with it but I never felt comfortable with it. It was a mother **** ball ache at times to do certain things. Its one of those machines that you have to have a purpose or a need to want one, otherwise it gathers dust.


The Sidstation has to be the easiest thing to use ever! Pretty specific sound tho.
By innovine Sun Nov 10, 2013 6:05 pm
dryad-66 wrote:you have to push the knobs in to get full turning circle on them.


Then they went out of their way to find the smoothest knobs imaginable, which are impossible to turn with sweaty fingers. Genius.
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By Grant Sun Nov 10, 2013 7:23 pm
innovine wrote:
dryad-66 wrote:you have to push the knobs in to get full turning circle on them.


Then they went out of their way to find the smoothest knobs imaginable, which are impossible to turn with sweaty fingers. Genius.



All their new units have had very grippy rubberied knobs as standard for the past couple years now. Genius. :)
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By JamesJeffery Sun Nov 10, 2013 8:42 pm
Grant wrote:
JamesJeffery wrote:I had the first Eleltron. I did spend some quality time with it but I never felt comfortable with it. It was a mother **** ball ache at times to do certain things. Its one of those machines that you have to have a purpose or a need to want one, otherwise it gathers dust.


The Sidstation has to be the easiest thing to use ever! Pretty specific sound tho.


Fo' real?
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By tapedeck Sun Nov 10, 2013 8:44 pm
i think they're pretty easy to use, tho very different from an mpc.

that is my biggest hold up, when i try to treat it like an mpc.

but the power in there is worth it, and they quickly become second nature and playable like a nice instrument.
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By Grant Mon Nov 11, 2013 11:42 am
JamesJeffery wrote:
Grant wrote:
JamesJeffery wrote:I had the first Eleltron. I did spend some quality time with it but I never felt comfortable with it. It was a mother **** ball ache at times to do certain things. Its one of those machines that you have to have a purpose or a need to want one, otherwise it gathers dust.


The Sidstation has to be the easiest thing to use ever! Pretty specific sound tho.


Fo' real?


Um, yes, 'Fo' real'. What did you find a "mother **** ball ache"?