Quick MnM jam

[Jonny Stutters]

Hi Tom,

Cheers.  Like the Machinedrum you can do everything the Monomachine
while it's playing (even down to saving kits and so on) which makes it
incredibly easy to write stuff as you go and play live with it.  It's
slightly more complicated than drums because you've got to deal with
chords and things that are trickier to represent with an x0x style
interface but not so as it's a problem.

The other performance friendly stuff is the Minicommand which adds to
the capabilities of the MD and MnM and software that I've written to
work with a Launchpad and an Akai MPD32.  The Mono Evolver is nice for
jamming with at home but it's too heavy for me to gig with (no car) -
I probably should have got the little desktop version instead.

Why do you prefer the EMX?  I've not really looked into the Electribe line much.

Jonny

On 8 December 2010 15:12, Tom Adam <tom.adam at thebigear.be> wrote:
> Sounds very good.
> Does it turn out to be performance friendly?
> What other 'performance friendly' gear you have?
> Personally I prefer the EMX over the MachineDrum for gigs, although they
> sound differently.
>
> Cheers,
> ToAd
>
> Op 8-12-2010 12:46, Jonny Stutters schreef:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I picked up a cheap 2nd hand Monomachine at the weekend to add to my
>> pile of performance friendly gear.  The fruits of the first jam with
>> the MnM and the MachineDrum are at
>> http://jeremah.co.uk/downloads/music/jeremah-first_mnm_play.mp3.  No
>> edits and not a lot of quality control but, hey, it's music :).
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Jonny