here’s an example of what im looking for. not necessarily a sound design lesson, but text that helps define how the particular potentially slightly atypical functions in a particular instrument interact and behave.
we know that elektron has their own unique way of implementing functions that are normally more straight forward in traditional synths
here’s an example:
-Waldorf M Manual:
the musical implementation tips are very useful, not only for this particular synth, but in sound design in general
-for the Elektron Analog Four: it would be nice if they explained that the AM works in conjunction with pw mod with a non-triangle wave osc
it mentions it, but only in strictly technical terms. something i didnt catch on first read. but maybe that’s just me
elektron manuals could be the most interesting reading if they had practical tips like this, or illustrated diagrams, especially for the mk1 stuff for people who havent used multiple elektron boxes. for instance, an octatrack (mk1 or mk2) user who has never used an mk2 rytm, dtakt, or dn, wouldn’t necessarily have a good understanding or visual context for how the base/width envelope work, or at least how to practically use them to shape sounds