Looking for Machinedrum sampes

[Dr. Fluffenstein]

Does anybody know where I can download Machinedrum samples? I found some links on the forum but they are outdated. Thanks.

[micah frank]

broken machinedrum samples MD Sysex Meltdown Kit -
http://www.puremagnetik.com/index.php?o ... Itemid=177

[Dr. Fluffenstein]

Thanks for that, those are some great sounding racks . Are there non-broken samples circulating around? I'm in the process of making a MD rack, but at least now I can emulate a malfunctioning one

I found these:
http://rapidshare.com/files/131393473/s ... 1.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/131391224/s ... 2.rar.html

But they're rather sketchy, so I was wondering if anyone has some better dry samples.

[ark]

I think M-Audio sells a CD of Machinedrum samples.

[Tarekith]

I think M-Audio sells a CD of Machinedrum samples.

Yes, created by one of the Elektron guys too, it's pretty good if all you want is static samples of the MD.

[Dr. Fluffenstein]

Thanks I'll check those out.

[Slightlydelic]

there's a machinedrum sample cd/dvd available on the electron site, dont know if its the one mentioned above.

[bencodec]

The MD has 5 different synthesis types. Subtractive, FM, physical modeling, ROM, and Sampling if you get the UW version. they all sound great.

[Slightlydelic]

while we are on the machinedrum subject, can anyone tell me the difference between the mk1 & mk2.

[Dr. Fluffenstein]

The MD has 5 different synthesis types. Subtractive, FM, physical modeling, ROM, and Sampling if you get the UW version. they all sound great.

Thanks, I edited out that question from my post since I realize it is synthesis based . To re-phrase the question, are the synthesis parameters applied to oscillators? Or are they applied to internal samples? (kind of like simpler/sampler can be used to change a sound)

EDIT: nvm, I guess FM and physical modeling implies oscillators

while we are on the machinedrum subject, can anyone tell me the difference between the mk1 & mk2.

The differences are listed in the manual under the section "Differences Between the MKI and MKII Models"
http://www.elektron.se/sites/default/fi ... OS1.53.pdf

[Slightlydelic]

The MD has 5 different synthesis types. Subtractive, FM, physical modeling, ROM, and Sampling if you get the UW version. they all sound great.

Thanks, I edited out that question from my post since I realize it is synthesis based . To re-phrase the question, are the synthesis parameters applied to oscillators? Or are they applied to internal samples? (kind of like simpler/sampler can be used to change a sound)

EDIT: nvm, I guess FM and physical modeling implies oscillators

while we are on the machinedrum subject, can anyone tell me the difference between the mk1 & mk2.

The differences are listed in the manual under the section "Differences Between the MKI and MKII Models"
http://www.elektron.se/sites/default/fi ... OS1.53.pdf

thanks for that, not being an owner, i wouldnt have thought to RTFM.

[polyslax]

Don't know if you've already seen these ones but I mentioned some Machinedrum and Monomachine samples here:

http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php? ... 9&start=59

[Dr. Fluffenstein]

thanks for that, not being an owner, i wouldnt have thought to RTFM.

No prob. I didn't assume you were an owner, sorry if I sounded a bit RTFM'ish, that wasn't my intention .

Don't know if you've already seen these ones but I mentioned some Machinedrum and Monomachine samples here:

http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php? ... 9&start=59

Thanks for those.