Monomachine | |
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Manufacturer | Elektron |
Dates | 2004–2016 |
Price | SFX-6: US$1950 SFX-60: US$1540 |
Technical specifications | |
Polyphony | 6[1] |
Timbrality | 6 |
Oscillator | 3×6 |
LFO | 18 |
Synthesis type | Virtual analog Subtractive |
Aftertouch expression | No |
Velocity expression | No |
Storage memory | 6×128 patches |
Effects | Yes |
Input/output | |
Keyboard | 37-key Velocity Aftertouch |
Left-hand control | 8× Rotaries Joystick (SFX-6 only) |
External control | MIDI |
The Elektron Monomachine is a synthesizer and music sequencer by Elektron. The Monomachine was available as SFX-60 model, which is a desktop sound module, and was available as the SFX-6 model, which has a keyboard and a joystick controller. During the last quarter of 2007 Elektron released the SFX-60 MkII, which is a revision providing higher signal-to-noise ratio, a slimmer design and the ability to add user waveforms, introduced with OS 1.20 in July 2008.
The Monomachine offers five different synthesis engines called SID, VO, FM+, SuperWave, and DigiPro. It also offers a variety of audio effects, which can be applied both to the internally generated voices and to external sources using the two audio inputs. The sequencer offers six tracks[nb 1] programmable either by playing in real time or via a step input method similar to classic drum machines and sequenced synthesizers. The sequencer also features what Elektron refer to as a "parameter locks", where each sequencer step can be associated with a snapshot of all the editable parameters for a track. Signals can be routed externally to three stereo or six mono outputs.
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