Analog Keys With Other Elektron Gear - Elektron ANALOG KEYS Full Reference Manual

SETUP EXAMPLES

ANALOG KEYS WITH OTHER ELEKTRON GEAR

Headphones Left Right Trk 1 Trk 2 Trk 3 Trk 4 In Left In Right CV AB CV CD
Mode
Trk 1 Mute
Master
Volume
Song Chain
Trk 2 Mute
Edit New
Sound Selection
Trk 3 Mute
Bank Group
Direct Change
Trk 4 Mute Trig Mute Accent Note Parameter Copy Clear
Slide Slide
FX Mute Transpose
Lock
CV Mute I Function
Multi Map Poly Transpose
Edit Edit As Seq
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Octave
Down Up
Analog Keys really thrives with other Elektron gear. In this example it is used with an Octatrack and a
Machinedrum. The Machinedrum main output is connected to Analog Keys inputs. Analog Keys main output is
connected to one of the input pairs of the Octatrack. The main outputs of the Octatrack goes to the PA. The
Machinedrum and Analog Keys are MIDI slaved to the Octatrack.
The Machinedrum creates the beats. Analog Keys is responsible for basses and synth sounds. The Octatrack
plays back loops and can also be used to sample the audio from Analog Keys plus Machinedrum.
Because the Machinedrum is connected to Analog Keys inputs, the internal effects of Analog Keys can be used
to affect the incoming signal. This can be used to add sudden washes of reverb or delay to the beat.
1. Press the fifth [TRACK] key, the FX track, on Analog Keys. Select the EXT IN page.
2. Turn up the volume on both channels to 100.
3. Make a performance macro controlling the CHO, DEL and REV parameters, located on the EXT IN page of
the FX track, for both the left and right channel. See page 20 on how to make a performance macro.
MIDI In MIDI Out MIDI Thru USB
Sync A Sync B
Level
A B C D E
Tempo
F G H I J
Tap
Yes/Save
Paste Perf Arp Note Osc 1 Osc 2 Filters Amp Env LFO
Setup Setup Setup Ext In Chorus Delay Reverb LFO
No/Reload CV A CV B CV C CV D Env LFO
1:4 2:4 3:4 4:4
Page
Scale
MAIN OUT TO P.A.
AC In Power
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