I now have one of these and I'm loving it. Let me just say I'm seriously considering selling my machindrum to buy more outboard FX to go with it.

Have to see how the built in synths and drum syths sound, the modular build your own synths & fx idea looks good. If it sounds good Ill be getting it for sure.

I reckon the tempest will do the job along with some outboard for reverb, delay and so on.

ekwipt wrote:I have 909,808,606, Machinedrum and Maschine.

I'm selling the 909 & 606 to buy a Tempest

Yep I'm in the same boat, Im selling my monomachine to help fund the purchase of a brand spanking new tempest. The live posiblities with the tempest are beyond amazing.

I'm looking into an MFB kraftzwerg as a first step into more modular analog synths, I dont really have the space for a full modular box (also the other half would freak out if one appeared :) ) so that currently isn't an option. The kraftzwerg seems like a good entry into modular'ish synthesis that ...

Thought Id repost this article that I found on createdigitalmusic.com about beat humanisation, found it quite interesting. http://createdigitalmusic.com/2011/11/w ... ence-tech/ What makes rhythm human? Music technology has introduced machine rhythms, perfectly-calibrated to electronically-perfected...

If you want a groovebox and already have a laptop go out and buy NI maschine. Its a brilliant halfway house between hardware and software. I love mine. Some "tech" examples of maschine in use http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDu-szaN9Mk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8pyGb7Pd7o http://www.y...

Im not sure why one would want an exact emulation of something one already has in hardware? When I buy new vst instruments its for new and original sounds not something I already have. Anyway for me my best find of the last few years is uHe ACE, it has an amazing sound palate and sounds like a genui...