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Explains manual conventions for user interface elements like keys, knobs, and indicators.
Details the layout and function of the Analog Rytm MKII's front panel controls and displays.
Describes the various input and output ports located on the rear panel of the device.
Provides instructions on initial setup, connections, and powering on the Analog Rytm MKII.
Explains the eight analog voice circuits, their components, and sound generation capabilities.
Introduces MACHINES as synthesis parameter sets for voice circuits, defining drum sound types.
Describes the +Drive storage for projects, sound library, and samples.
Outlines the organization of projects, kits, sounds, samples, and patterns within the device.
Details the 12 drum tracks and the FX track, including their parameter pages and editing.
Explains how to navigate menus and sub-menus using arrow keys and the TRACK LEVEL knob.
Details how to adjust parameters using DATA ENTRY knobs, including quick editing and value jumps.
Describes how to quickly scroll through menus using the TRACK LEVEL knob.
Explains the commands for copying, clearing, and pasting data in various contexts.
Details the process for naming kits, sounds, songs, and projects, including pop-up naming.
Describes the integration of the Analog Rytm MKII with computer DAWs via Overbridge software.
Guides on how to start exploring preset patterns, kits, and sounds on the device.
Explains how to use Performance Mode to control parameters with pad pressure.
Details Scene Mode for instant sound changes via pad assignments.
Describes how to play sounds chromatically using the device's pads.
Explains how to mute individual drum tracks within the sequencer.
Details how to adjust the overall BPM setting using the TEMPO menu and controls.
Guides on adjusting track parameters using the PARAMETER pages.
Details the 12 responsive, velocity and pressure sensitive pads and their functions.
Explains Machines as sound generators for drum tracks and lists available types.
Describes the DATA ENTRY, TRACK LEVEL, and QUICK PERF AMOUNT knobs.
Highlights the functional layout designed for efficient, one-handed operation.
Explains the functionality and behavior of various keys and key combinations.
Details how MIDI notes and messages can be used to control the Analog Rytm MKII.
Explains the function of mode selection keys: PLAY, MUTE, CHRO, SCNE, PERF.
Details how to manage projects, including loading, saving, and creating new ones.
Explains the storage and management of Sounds in the +Drive library and project Sound pool.
Covers kit management operations like reload, load, save, clear, and routing.
Details Scene Mode for creating instant sound overhauls and editing scenes.
Explains Performance Mode for controlling parameters with pad pressure and its editing.
Describes browsing, managing, and editing sounds using the Sound Browser and Manager.
Guides on triggering sounds using pads, TRIG keys, and external MIDI controllers.
Details the process of selecting and editing sound parameters for a track.
Explains how to assign user samples to sounds on drum tracks.
Details editing the send and master effects (Delay, Reverb, Distortion, Compressor).
Covers pattern selection, switching, and basic control like play, stop, and pause.
Explains different modes for changing patterns: SEQUENTIAL, DIRECT, TEMP JUMP.
Details GRID RECORDING and LIVE RECORDING modes for adding trigs and parameter locks.
Explains settings for retrig actions, including rate, length, and velocity curves.
Provides access to track-specific settings and options.
Covers saving and reloading patterns, including shortcuts for quick operations.
Details settings for note trigs, including pitch, velocity, length, and conditions.
Explains how to enable and adjust FIXED VELOCITY mode for pad triggering.
Describes the internal metronome settings, including activation, time signature, and volume.
Covers changing pattern length and time signature in NORMAL and ADVANCED modes.
Details advanced features like parameter locks, sound locks, and conditional locks.
Explains how to create and manage chains of patterns for song construction.
Details song structure, editing, adding rows, patterns, chains, repeats, and mutes.
Covers sampling settings like record, arm, threshold, source, and monitoring.
Provides a step-by-step guide for sampling audio from external or internal sources.
Explains how to perform sampling using key combinations without the main menu.
Manages projects, referring to the dedicated section on project management.
Details managing samples, including loading, unloading, and directory creation.
Explains the selection and saving of global configurations for sequencer, MIDI, and routing.
Covers sequencer settings like live recording quantization.
Details MIDI settings including Sync, Port Configuration, and Channels.
Allows customization of track routing to main outputs and FX sends.
Configures settings for the Control In 1 input, including mode and levels.
Details settings for the Control In 2 input, similar to Control Input 1.
Explains sending and receiving system exclusive data for kits, sounds, patterns, and songs.
Covers system settings like USB configuration, OS upgrades, and formatting.
Enters a diagnostic mode for hardware testing and troubleshooting.
Erases all kits, patterns, and sounds from RAM, leaving the +Drive intact.
Resets the device to factory defaults, overwriting RAM and +Drive project slot 1.
Provides instructions for upgrading the Analog Rytm MKII operating system.
Exits the startup menu and returns to normal operation.
Example setup for syncing and controlling a legacy monophonic bass machine.
Example setup for integrating with an old drum machine for tempo and pattern control.
Demonstrates integration with other Elektron devices like Octatrack and Analog Four.
Lists detailed electrical and hardware specifications of the Analog Rytm MKII.
Details the physical components and connectivity of the Analog Rytm MKII.
Provides dimensions and weight of the device.
Controls analog and digital sound synthesis parameters for drum tracks.
Details parameters for user sample playback, allocation, and modulation.
Explains parameters for the analog multimode filter and its associated envelope.
Covers amplitude envelope, overdrive, effect sends, panning, and volume parameters.
Details Low-Frequency Oscillator parameters for creative modulation.
Explains parameters for the Delay send effect, including time, feedback, and filters.
Details parameters for the Reverb send effect, controlling persistence and ambiance.
Explains parameters for the Distortion master effect, including amount and symmetry.
Details parameters for the Compressor master effect, controlling dynamic range.
Covers the FX track LFO parameters for modulation of effects.
Lists CC and NRPN specifications for general trig parameters.
Lists CC and NRPN specifications for general kit parameters.
Lists CC and NRPN specifications for performance parameters.
Lists CC and NRPN specifications for general synth parameters.
Lists CC and NRPN specifications for LFO parameters.
Lists CC and NRPN specifications for Delay, Reverb, and Distortion parameters.
Lists CC and NRPN specifications for various synthesizer machine parameters.
Describes the 'NONE' machine (synth disabled) and 'NOIS' (White Noise Generator).
Details Bass Drum machines: BDHD, BDCL, BDFM, BDPL, BDSI.
Details Snare Drum machines: SDHD, SDCL, SDFM, SDNA.
Details Rimshot machines: RSHD, RSCL.
Details Hand Clap machines: CPCL.
Details Bass Tom machines: BTCL.
Details Tom machines: XTCL.
Details Closed Hihat machines: HHBA, CHCL, CHMT.
Details Open Hihat machines: OHCL, OHMT.
Details Cymbal machines: CYCL, CYMT, CYRD.
Details Cowbell machines: CBCL, CBMT.
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