I hear ya. That definitely makes things more complicated, but there is a design pattern for that in other synths and user interfaces. Usually, it’s some sort of dot to show the preset has been modified in some way, and of course, you can save your preset/patch in the cycles, so it would then show that name you gave it.
Random thought. Since the M:C has stereo out AND headphone out, it would be pretty dope if you could send the volume of a track to one or both. For playing live you could send a track to just headphones, dial it in, then route it to the main outs.
idk… probably low on the totem pole but could be fun.
I might be crying in the void but please can we get parameter slides like the Analog Rytm has? I’ve been producing drill/midwest hiphop and it’s not too easy to make 808 slides. I love this machine and I’d love some updates and new soundpacks or that battery handle.
Recently i’ve been using the control all funtion quite a lot to change parameters for all tracks at once.
Was thinking it could be cool to be able to toggle some of the tracks off so they aren’t effected.
For example I have four chord machines set up and a kick and some hihats. It would be cool to change the parameters for the chord machines while keeping the kick and hihats as they are.
Sometimes when effecting all the tracks at once the metal instrument can sound a little off and the kick can become a bit too heavy for what i’m going for.
Hi ! Did anyone from Elektron hint about the possibility of adding features to the M:S / M:C ? Is there any clue it might actually be happening ? (I know they are good already, and won’t stop working
I’m asking that because I don’t want to be tempted by new hardware and love the idea of keeping stuff in the long run.
So I actually had a weird glitch(?) recently where it did function like a mute mode!
I remember I was in grid record mode in a track while the machine was playing, and I hit another track to select it but it muted! Worked on the other track buttons too. Once I stopped playing the pattern I couldn’t replicate it. Back to normal…
Somehow maybe it hung when I was using FUNC and the track buttons to mute? Is this a known glitch that I missed? It’ll be super useful if it isn’t too finicky!
There’s something where when you’re holding down the track pad T1-6 the trigged sound doesn’t play, so you can sort of do temporary mutes by lightly pressing and holding the pads.
Yeah, that works as you described, but the way it was behaving was more like the Digitone’s mute mode. When I tapped another track that track would mute/unmute while the knobs would only affect the track that was already selected. I also wasn’t holding FUNC at the time.
I only noticed it was doing this because I was meaning to change to the track I wanted to edit by tapping the respective pad, but the mute was happening instead.