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  1. ELECKTROID LICENSE
  2. ELECKTROID DOWNLOAD

In copy mode the mouse cursor changes to an up/down style icon. Simply click and drag a track to move a track (the dragged track and the target track will swap places). To nudge right move the mouse cursor to the right side of the track.Ĭopy mode allows you to move and copy/paste tracks within a pattern. To nudge left make sure the mouse cursor is in the left hand half of the track. Nudge mode allows you to shift an entire track left or right in single step increments. In nudge mode the mouse cursor changes to a left/right style icon depending on its position in a track. The editing mode can be selected via the S/N/C button (Standard / Nudge / Copy) The sequencer defaults to standard editing mode which is everything covered so far in this article.

  • Alt(⌥) + Shift(⇧) + click to set all last steps simultaneously.
  • Shift (⇧) + click to set step as ‘last step’.
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  • Alt (⌥) + drag up/down to change step ‘probability’.
  • Command (⌘) + drag up/down to change step velocity.
  • For example you may have a kick drum looping every 16 steps but other percussive sounds may loop every 5, 7 or 9 steps creating a kind of ‘poly-rhythmic’ effect. Coupled with the step probability feature Elecktroid is capable of some very unique and dynamic drum rhythms. Custom Track LengthsĮlecktroid features custom track lengths for each track in a pattern. Experiment with this feature to get a feel for how it affects your rhythms. This allows you to create non repetitive patterns that vary subtly over time or sound radically different with each pass.

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    25% = a 1 in 4 chance and 75% means 3 out of 4 triggers will fire for a given step. What does this do? With a probability value of 50% there is a 1 in 2 chance of the step firing. Step ProbabilityĮlecktroid allows you to assign a probability value to any step in a track. Steps default to 100% velocity (loudest) and 100% probability (always on). Velocity and probability values can be assigned to any step. When on (red) the step fires and when off the step passes silently. Combined these features allow for the creation of very dynamic rhythmic material.Įach step in the sequencer is a simple on/off trigger switch.

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    User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License additional terms may apply.The sequencer section in Elecktroid provides 8 drum tracks and a number of advanced features such as custom track lengths, step probability and control graph editing. There are also a number of YouTube videos relating to Drexciya. There is a fantastic amount of research, reading, history and more by Stephen Rennicks at drexciyaresearchlab and his related blog.Īmazingly enough, you can find an incredible 3 hour mix mp3 by Stinson and Donald at. This image and the level of anonymity maintained by the band, seems to draw parallels with The Residents. The album cover for Elektroworld shows four figures with their faces hidden, wearing boiler suits, perched on a hill against a bright yellow background. The EP and album make nods towards Kraftwerk, but the band has links and influences extending far beyond techno. These are Kilohertz (WAP65) and Electroworld (WARP35), which are both no longer in circulation and generally quite sought after.

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    Stinson never sought personal fame or glory despite the international recognition of his music, instead emphasizing the music itself and shrouding his identity in fantastic and subtle ideology that further accentuated the wondrous nature of his work and earned him incredible respect among those who knew him personally."Įlecktroids had two releases on Warp records in 1995, which are both still available to download at. For nearly a decade, he quietly produced numerous recordings as a loose affiliate of the Underground Resistance collective and also as part of the Tresor roster before succumbing to a heart complication in late 2002 and passing away on September 3. His name may not share the familiarity of his Detroit techno peers, yet James Marcel Stinson anonymously produced some of the city's most celebrated recordings during the '90s as the primary member of Drexciya.

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    "Born in 1969, James Stinson grew up on Detroit's east side and graduated from Kettering in 1989. The key member was probably James Marcel Stinson (September 14th 1969 - September 3rd 2002), better known as Detroit techno artist Drexciya. These "four sons" are shrouded in mystery, but most guesses tend to point towards members of Drexciya (James Stinson and Gerald Donald) and Ultradyne (Alex Lugo and Dennis Richardson). "Based in Flint, Michigan, USA, the four young sons of an electrician, known simply as the elecktroids, have welded together their debut album." ()











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