As you’ve mentioned a few times in your original post, you’re coming from a vst based experience context.
Hardware is very different. Each manufacturer has its own idiosyncrasies and sometimes these things only make sense, within the wider context of that manufacturers world.
Vsts and soft synths spoil us, as generally its all there in front of us, or hidden in a convenient drop down or something.
Just take your time, enjoy the learning curve and the process. This forum is a fantastic resource for all things elektron, with no real Jerks bemoaning the fact you don’t have an advanced degree in studio engineering, so don’t be afraid to use the search function and ask if you still don’t know the answer
You’ll get a much richer user experience that way and you’ll be able to apply some of what you learn to your next piece of hardware…which will be?
