Elektron Analog Four, Full Reference Manual

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THE SEQUENCER
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ENV controls whether the ENVF should be retrigged or not when a note trig or trigless lock is
activated by the sequencer.
ENV controls whether the ENV2 should be retrigged or not when a note trig or trigless lock is
activated by the sequencer.
LFO controls whether the LFO1 should be retrigged or not when a note trig or trigless lock is
activated by the sequencer.
LFO controls whether the LFO2 should be retrigged or not when a note trig or trigless lock is
activated by the sequencer.
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It is possible to real time record and real time erase NOT, VEL and LEN parameters. This is useful
when for example inputting notes using an external MIDI keyboard sending MIDI velocity data. The
same applies when entering notes using the mini-keyboard. In this case VEL changes will not be
recorded though, as the mini-keyboard is not velocity sensitive. Read more about real time param-
eter lock record and erase on page 40.
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When real time erasing all locks by pressing [FU[NO/RELOAD], note parameters are not
included.
NOTES SETUP
In the NOTES SETUP menu, more settings relating to notes of the active track are found. Access the menu by
pressing
[FUNCTION] + [NOTE] . Navigate the menu using the [UP] / [DOWN] arrow keys or the SOUND
SELECTION wheel. Change settings with the [LEFT] / [RIGHT] arrow keys.
GLOBAL QUANTIZE will affect all micro timed trigs of all tracks. The higher the quantize
value, the more all micro timed trigs will be quantized.
TRK QUANTIZE will affect all micro timed trigs of the active track. The higher the quantize
value, the more all micro timed trigs will be quantized.
TRK KEY SCALE sets the key scale of the track. All notes on the sequencer track will be
auto-adjusted to the selected scale. The setting is non-destructive, meaning if the setting is
changed from for example MIN to OFF, the notes will start playing according to their original
note values. This setting also affects how the track will be transposed when performing a
transpose function. If for example MAJ is set, all notes of the track will be transposed accord-
ing to a major scale. Read more about the transpose functionality on page 45.
TRK KEY NOTE sets the key note of the track. This setting affects how the track will be trans-
posed when performing a transpose function. The transpose will be an offset from the key
note.
TRK TRANSPOSABLE will when activated make the track transposable. If deactivated, the
track can not be transposed, which can be a relevant setting for tracks containing drum
sounds. A quick command for this setting exists. Press
[TRANSPOSE] + [TRACK] to acti-
vate/deactivate the transpose functionality for a track. Read more about track transpose on
page 45.