@jm2c I couldn’t get this file to work 
I tried both Transfer and C6, and usb and midi cable.
Was it exported as a sound, a pattern or a full project?
It was exported as a pattn, using Sysex Librarian (I was unable to get Elektron Transfer to recognize the pattn dump). I just went to Syntakt main menu, “Sysex Dump” - “Pattern” and hit YES on the selected pattn…
Is there a better way to dump these to a computer? I can try other methods if you tell me what has worked for you…
Using the latest Syntakt OS
This is the same way I exported one snare velo mod matrix tutorial pattn earlier to one thread on this forum, and either that one worked, or nobody noticed cuz no-one DLed it to begin with 
(I have a feeling not too many bother with syx files…)…
Oh yeah, there was also another one with some DNB bass sounds… This is the first time I hear about problems…?
My bad, I think I only tried importing it as a sound.
I’ll give it another try 
Yeah, I exported it as pattn since I’m not sure if the patch sounds the way it does because of the trig programming & plocks. If it turns out the trig programming / plocks side doesnt do much, I suppose it could also be saved as a sound? Just thought it easiest to dump the entire pattern, I didnt want to change anything in fear of messing up the sound hehehe!
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An old one that I finally took the time to record and release.
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Didn’t knew it was you , i already watched some from you and enojyed it …
MAy i ask where did ya got those stikers from … they cool !!
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Thanks! Hmm… I almost don’t dare admitting it. McDonald’s? 
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Guyz , i’m experiencing here and there this issue on analog tracks :
https://www.reddit.com/r/Elektron/comments/1g6j0rt/syntakt_analog_tracks_issue/
Anybody has the same problem ? is this HW related or firmware can solve it ? (asking because a reboot usually fixes it , but my concern is that it never did the first year and now it’s been like 3 times in one mon,th …)
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ahahahahhaha lol i had so much respect for you … now all gone …ahahhaha
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Took a peep at that hat sound this morning, thinking it might be useful to learn how it happened… turns out it uses the HH ALLOY machine!?
I guess it aint as useless as folks make it out to be after all… even if it doesn’t sound much like on the cycles, where it rules
I managed to dump the PTN in the Syntakt now, thanks.
You had an interesting effect using the Amp envelope set to slow attack, and turning off Amp reset. Two consecutive hits sound very different because the attack phase is in two different stages on the two different hits. Nice
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Ok, that explains a lot. I must have run across this sound after having watched a Youtube video exploring the envelope triggering behaviour of Rytm, and how it’s not always exactly intuitive how the envs behave under certain conditions… And that video inspired me to dig in to the more expanded envelope settings on the Syntakt 
This aspect certainly needs more exploration…
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This is how I explained the envelope reset (AENR/FENR) effect on Syntakt to myself
UPD. Image fixed according to to @normanion @Zo comments
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That’s the gist of it, but the interactions between the various stages, espacially in the AHD type env, are sort on unintuitive, if I understood that youtube video correctly… It’s like the attack phase counts as a portion of the hold phase, so you need to allocate enough hold time to account for the attack… There was something odd there…
Hi igors48,
Just quick thoughts. Shouldn’t the attack phase start immediately with another trig in your third plot (“reset off”)? So it’s not the max function of both envelopes, but start of attack and decay, where the second trig begins? In effect, attack lasts shorter and decay begins earlier, compared to second plot in your drawing.
Just my few thoughts, after looking at your post.
Anyway, thank you for taking time to doing this for others!
Cordially,
Norman
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Not much help probably, but I owned a Syntakt for a short period and ran into this problem a couple of times!
Thanks for kind words!
I’ve got some doubts too about what’s actually going on in this case.
For now, I just sketched out what I could hear by ear. 
But I’ve got an idea for how to check it for FENR using Minimeters or Ableton.
Just not today.
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I think you’re right , i think what he draws is on polyphonic cases …but in case of mono , you’re right …
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@normanion @Zo you are right. Thanks.
Here is the spectrogram for FENR
A definitely longer than B
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