Analog Four : How to remove drums from a single track?

Elektron Gear Analog Keys/Four
#21

maybe delay feedback on the fx track. go to fx track and than to delay page, feedback should be right there…

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#22

Hey Thanks (that was quick). I was able to kill the FX with hitting Stop a few times… weird. It seems to build up like my original LFO problem/question I had asked about . Will mess around with FB and see how active it becomes. Also… is there a default/starting point for most patches on the LFO Multiplier setting, or does it just depend on what sound is programmed with it?

#23

The delay feedback and distortion can get to some dangerous levels very quickly!

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#24

On the Delay, there’s feedback control and volume control, so the Volume control is the kill switch of the overall feedback then?

#25

I’ve been caught out with this a few times when jamming and getting a bit carried away with the fx lfo or plocking and forgetting to scrub it…everyone, including myself are wondering wtf is that noise that hasn’t stopped for aaages…oops!

#26

Yeah the volume kills it dead. Not always easy to remember if the feedback swells to ear bleeding proportions.

#27

I need to put a label sticker above the Delay button

#28

There is also Overdrive (OVR) which increase a lot the feedback, as @CompNutation mentioned.

#29

I see, thanks. Rumbling, low freq.

#30

Sez, I am still having trouble saving a transposed pattern. I dont want to transpose a Track, I want to transpose a whole Pattern, say 2 steps up. I hit the Transpose button, and its Zero, then copied that pattern at ZERO transpose to another Pattern, Hit Transpose 2 steps up, and Save Pattern, it saves it, but the original pattern is also transposed. I am doing something wrong this should be very basic to the A4.

#31

Peter, your suggestion does not work for saving a transposed pattern, unless I am using the wrong technique… (the Transpose Button), for trying to save what I am hearing as a transposed pattern. Maybe this is only for Live performance, I dont know. Yes, I read the manual as you said Pgs 37-42.

#32

Transpose is global, for all patterns, but you can disable transpose per track. Setting stored with the pattern apparently.

Destructive transpose is per track.

You can also use 1 or 2 Perf macro with all tracks oscillators TUNE as destination, and transpose with that.

#33

thanks. will try these shortly.