Overview Of The Analog Four Structure; About The Data Structure; Kit; Sound - Elektron Analog Four Full Reference Manual

OVERVIEW OF THE ANALOG FOUR STRUCTURE

OVERVIEW OF THE ANALOG FOUR STRUCTURE
The image below outlines the data structure of the Analog Four.
SOUND BANK

ABOUT THE DATA STRUCTURE

KIT

Kits contain up to four Sounds, one for each synth track, as well as settings for the FX and CV tracks. The
Analog Four can host 128 kits. A kit is always linked to a pattern. Read more in section "KITS AND SOUNDS" on
page 12.

SOUND

A Sound consists of stored synth track parameter settings. A maximum of 128 Sounds can be stored. Each
synth track can host one Sound. Read more in section "KITS AND SOUNDS" on page 12.

BANK

Eight banks exist and each bank can host 16 patterns. Read more in section "THE SEQUENCER" on page 19.

PATTERN

For each of the 8 banks 16 patterns are available, meaning 128 patterns are always at hand. A pattern consists
of sequencer data like trigs, parameter locks and individual track lengths and time signatures for the synth tracks
and the FX and CV tracks. They also contain the BPM setting as well as ARP and NOTE page settings. Read
more in section "THE SEQUENCER" on page 19.

SONG

16 songs are available. They are used to structure the playback of patterns. Read more about songs in the sec-
tion "SONGS" on page 32.
SONG
CHAIN
CHAIN
PATTERN PATTERN
KIT KIT
SOUND × 4 SOUND × 4 CV CV FX FX
PATTERN
KIT
SOUND × 4 CV FX
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