For noise you have 3 options, 1) Use the GND-NS machine on one track and layer it with whatever you want with another track. 2) Load a Noise single cycle waveform into the DigiPro banks, and you can mix this with another waveform using the DigiPro DDRW machine. 3) There is also a noise generator in ...

I'm one of the lucky ones that scored a synclock second hand and it works as described.

I don't think the +drive will solve your issue, all the +drive does is to take a snapshot of all your songs/pattern/kits and the sequencer stops when you change snapshots. If I understand your issue correctly, say you are working on a pattern A01 with Kit1 and you make some changes to a few paramete...

For drums and percussions I find that if you just want to change the attack/sustain without squashing the sound, the SPL Transient Designer is perfect for it.

Switch off you MD and switch it back on and the OS version is on the bottom right of the opening screen. The latest version is on the Elektron website and the manual describers how to do this. I haven't done it myself as I'm only one version behind and the newer version has very minor changes so I c...

Load this up into a spectrum analyser and you will see that there is a sine wave one octave down in sync with the chords and that is pretty much it. The chords themselves are sine waves as well and then add chorus/reverb, saturation/distortion to taste. If I have sometime later today I might try rec...

Hydrogen, I'm the opposite of you ... I prefer knobs and buttons over mouse clicks. Sure, the OT is a complicated beast, but once you get to know it, it feels like an instrument. It has it's limitations compared to Ableton but that sometimes can make you work in a different way and push things to it...

Pretty cool trick, here is something I whipped up in 30 mins using default Ableton plugins.