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Thanks Mindgames for your reply, that makes perfect sense when you put it like that

Looks like the ESX has an advantage for me wanting it as a drum module only, and for future sound expansion.

Ok, so i realy dont want to turn this into another EMX Vs ESX thread, BUT..... I had a read of Ruso's Advanced Drum techs. for the EMX and noticed the part where he recommends to use either o/p 3 or 4 and to feed that back into the input of the EMX. He then states you can realy manipulate the drum ...

:idea: forgot to mention......, I went through my preset patterns and deleted a heap of ones i didnt like which enabled me to only have to turn the main pattern knob a small amount to about #10 before i had a fresh pattern spaces to play with each time i turned the electribe on. Deleting took some ...

Unfortunatly there has probably been too many noobies asking realy easy questions which has made the forum members either not reply or type back sarcastic posts. Anyway, im a noob myself, but will try and help out: In regards your Question: "Can I just start with a blank slate and sequence a ...

I had posted my question below in the sticky 'Advanced drum techniqs for EMX' but havnt received an answer so thought id post here, as im looking at the EMX aswell. In the sticky 'Advanced drum techs.' there is a method mentioned where you sacrifice a synth part to use as an input from either output ...

Excuse my noobness, but would it be safe to assume this Drum technique cannot be acheived to "as good an effect" on the ESX due to its lack of the synth/osscilator paramiters?

Yes great sounds there by those guys. Check out some of the suggestion in the recent post "WANTED - Fat and Crunchy electronic sounds" as some of the clued up forum members posted some ideas for me to try and emulate a similar type of sound. Youll find alot of good 'fat' sounds with some tweeking in ...

dude.... all music is the same deep down take any pop song for example, then try to hear the song without the vocalist... it's always a trance tune, or a nice house beat as for rock, rock and electronica are the two best genres and when you combine them you get MGMT, Muse, etc. just listen to songs ...

Keep it coming guys, this stuff is fantastic! and has realy helped me to fast track and understand certain synth elements and get to where i want to be. Having a guitar back ground and mainly into rock music many moons ago, i used to diss synth/dance music (shame on me!). How ive grown since then ...

Cheers X-trade, il give those settings a crack when the working day is over!

Thanks tpantano for your reply. Il def give your recommendations regarding waves, sustain and decimators a go. And if there is a particular patch i can start bending that closely resembles what im looking for id be most grateful. Regarding a link of what im after check this one. Its of the Deadmua5 ...

Hi All. Just wanted to say what a great community you have hear! There is an awesome amount of information and help for my R3 and ESX!, in fact too much as im spending valuable playing time surfing the forums, :lol: Ok, Im a total Nuewbi when it comes to Synths, so my learning curve is steep so ...