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Damn, now thereās GAS all over the place
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i really hope this is not a drum-takt. we have so many percussion options already. cycles is great, so is rytm. and i assume machinedrum is cool. what about something that doesnāt exist like a subtractive polysynth with 4 tracks in digi format? that would solve all of my problems with constantly switching back and forth between the a4 and the digitone for a midi sequencer for my other synths + portable groovebox
the digitone in theory is extremely powerful. four separate synths tied together with the incredible sequencer (with midi out per track) and p locks/sound locks. imagine that plus an incredible (analog or digital with analog filter) polysynth. it would be the most powerful groovebox ever made
in fact, i think multiple versions of the digitone with different synthesis machines would be extremely popular. i guess a monomachine sequel would combine those into one, so thatās basically what im hoping for i guess. a modular-in-a-box style sound design machine in digi format would be cool too. something with a complex oscillator source (maybe 0-coast inspired), noise sources, mutable warps influenced effects, multiple signal routing options like a strega or jomox t-resonator would also be really cool. DigicrĆØte
but yeah, sounds like a drum synth. what a shame
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Well the name kind of suggests a drum synthesizer. Takt is swedish for beat or rhythm
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You already have it in your A4 
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EDIT: sorry, not a 6-8 voice polysynth that iāve been dreaming of. not a very flexible synth engine. i love the A4 and i agree, its powerful and can sound great, but i get very tired of itās limitations very quickly. my presets range from unusable crazy (but cool) fm sounds to very similar sounding plucky mono synth patches. i do appreciate the complexity in itās restrictions and the fact that you have to work to make something complex by combining noise pings with filter fmāed textures and bowed string-like drones all sound locked and interacting across tracks with feedback routing and neighbor machines. i would just really like to see an extension of itās synth engine and voice count
the digitone is so powerful because you can actually build full compositions on it. itās possible on the a4, but the options are very limiting with 4 voices across 4 tracks. obviously im aware that it can be a 4 voice poly. but why would you use it that way? would more voices not be ideal? itās much easier, for me at least, to build complete songs with the digitone because of the number of voices. the digitone is a groovebox to me. plus, the most interesting percussion sounds iāve ever heard have come from the elektron synths like the dn, mnm, and a4. but i digress
i am a fan, just want another option
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Syn (synth?)
Syntax (arranger?)
Takt (drumbeat?)
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Itās a machinedrum innit.
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No? How is it not a polysynth?
It can be a 4-voice poly and it has the most tweakable parameters in terms of sheer numbers compared to other Elektron synths.
But anyway, I get your point that another drum synth could be a boring decision.
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I wonder what this would even cost being basically all the parts needed to make a DT/DN but having half the functionality. Iād like one if it was cheaper but I couldnāt see it being cheap enough to justify it
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True, but it was just a fun mockup, I donāt think anything like that would be released.
Just a quick one. I would probably buy one of these. 
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That would be sweet af. And an 8-track MnM partner Come on, Elektron, reissue them and rid us all of those crazy second-hand prices!
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I would actually welcome a red on black screen for the Digis.
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I remember MM always considered as a āsosoā sound engine with good but not perfect sequencerā¦ last time I was interested i found MM for 450$ but decided to pass it to a friend (he still uses it ).
I believe thereās no real need to reissue it, but make something better soundingā¦ new algorithmsā¦ DT was a step into right direction
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By all means improve them, but still keep their essence. Itās been requested so much on here 
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lmao 
The problem is, as consumers, we lack the imagination to think of new and better innovations, so all we do is ask for things we already know and love.
I for one would be disappointed with any sort of MM or MnM reissue or reimagining, as both the MM and MnM already exist.
I want something new, something interesting.
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Exactly
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Iām pretty sure those hoping for a Machinedrum II are hoping for something new.
The concept (flexible digital synthesis Machines) is good.
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