THE MIRROR!!!!! a little zoomed up version of the screen makes a big difference in communicating the functions clearly! thanks as always

Very interesting video! A window into sound creation. Keep the A4 Keys tutorials coming. Many of us are beginners and could benefit from learning the basics like how to use the sequencer properly.

Whether or not you have an Analog Keys, this is a great introduction to synth patch creation and editing. Thank you - keep up the great work!

That's some cool acid sounds at the end btw. Always surprised with how many things this machine is capable of. But still had no big luck of making some good warp ambient pads.

Cuckoo made this tutorial on 2014 but now I am still learning of him. I am totaly new with my rytm and keys (day2). you are saving me a lot of time. thank you for your tutorial stuff here on youtube

you dont need to setup the destination for filter1 just go back to the filter page and adjust knob E and that will also apply the ENVF to filter1. knob J will apply it to filter2... if you need a different env on filter2 or 1 then apply ENV2 the way you do in this video. nice sound BTW.

You are a great dude man. Really informative, musical and fun to watch. Thanks!!

Another awesome video. My analog keys will be here next week. Yay!

I really like your use of mirror as the webcamera view. :-)

This makes me want the Analog Keys so bad!!! Want to send me yours Mr. Cuckoo??? Only joking haha but another great video Mr. Cuckoo, keep it up... I love your longer videos, it gives me something to listen to while doing homework.

It was very Easy to understand. I also became really want is analog keys

Thank you so much for replying, I'm 99.9% sure about making my purchase of the op-1:) I'm about halfway with saving, only 2 more paychecks and I should be good! Pretty excited. And as always, love your videos!

Great Video! Answered a lot of questions I had about the instrument. Would be great to get a tutorial on the multimap function too. THANKS CUCKOO!

thanks Cuckoo! I learnt a lot like in all of your vids :)

Thanx so much Cuckoo! Please make some more

Hey! Thanks for theses great vids about the AK which I consider to purchase soon. That keeps the tease up while being very instructive. Cheers ^^

awesome =] thanks for making this video. these videos are showing me how much i'd like the Analog Keys xD

fantastic as always

Thanks for your videos cuckoo! I'd like to hear more pad-sounds from AK. Classic analog strings and analog brass type of sounds.

This is very helpful. Thanks a lot!

I guess what you meant to say when you said cutoff filter was low pass filter, High pass filters also work as cutoff filters only iin reverse to the Low pass filters. The primary filter on this is a 24db ladder low pass filter similar to the famous moog filter. The secondary one is a multimode filter that can run in various filter modes.

Cuckoo you're awesome. I've been enjoying your videos very much, all Elektron stuff - will be donating to your cause. Really been helpful. I would love a video about importing and organizing sounds on the Analog Keys.

Thanks so much cuckoomusic ! Super helpful tut.

thanks for this video, it is very helpful to me. the best manual. regards

speaking of animating the waveform of the oscillators @ aruond 5:10 : have you already tried this on a triangle wave with about 60% offset? This creates a really nice phasing effect, similar to the arturia minibrutes ultrasaw. If you add a second oscillator with about the same settings you get quite a thick pulsing sound out of it.

Fantastic!

Hello Cuckoo, First of all thank you very much for this tutorial, it makes things a lot more better to understand. I have one question. How do you save the patches?

would be nice if the AK's sequencer could record the joystick movements, if not the performance macros too

6:10 Just a quick comment for whoever is still watching some 120 years later… Don’t think that’s actually a digital noise. The term you were looking for is Sample & Hold (S&H). If you send a noise through sample & hold and then turn down the clocking for that S&H (which is basically what seems to be happening here) you get a sound that’s close to bit reduction. But it’s entirely analogue in fact.

Heya … nice video! Har du flere tutorials om sound making på Keys?

I'd love to hear what you can get out of a Prophet 08 PE !

Love you videos. Any advices on how I can achieve these sort of thing on my a4? I mean something that can emulate that wheel. I assume there's only performance knobs that can help me. I also have Novation 49 SL MkII. It has that wheel and many more, so theoretically I can plug it in directly via midi cable to a4 and control all those parameters that you showed here, right? Just haven't tried it yet. Once again, thanks for your videos. Watched them many times, while reading manual many times, until I sort of felt that I know something about that machine. I would also like to hear more about using all 4 tracks to make complex sounds and oscillators in neighbor mode. But I think that's the road I need to take on my own. And the next thing I'm gonna check is your fm tutorial. I've tried random lfo modes, but it would be nice to know I few good tricks to use them.

Good run through, mate. Called the high pass filter a low pass. ;) I'll subscribe. :)

Hey Cockoo !! Thanks for this video, my analog keys has just arrived and I was struggling around.. After your 2 videos now is way better I have 2 questions. I own a machinedrum and I wonder if is there a way to revert the sound to its initial settings, like you do in machinedrum. Let's say you load a sound, you start tweaking nobs and the after a while you want to go back to the original sound...in Machinedrum you hold function and press the "extended/classic" button (top left). It's very usefill when you playing live and after messing around you go back istantaniously. is it possible in AN-KEYs ? and...as in machinedrum, can you press the function button (or something else) and change that settings for all the tracks simultaniously ? Thanks a lot

I love the video , I like the end.. Not the gang part but it was funny, I enjoyed it but I have questions... Just in case you don't answer I hope someone else will.. So do this product sample and resample, and slicing editing?

Did you notice this video was mentioned in the latest Sonic Talk by sonicstate , Sonic TALK 349 - AVID Finances, Mac Pro - Why Bother? (assuming this link works)

cuckoo amazing vid as usual mate... question. i am torn.. AK or A4 ??? i am NOT a keyboard player but used to own a Virus Ti Polar and enjoyed using the keys. is that a major limitation on the A4 partic with overbridge coming?

Sorry that this is off topic, and if you might be sick of hearing about the op-1. Not that you should play it (I like all your videos not just op-1) But, I am pretty close to being able to buy one. I have no experience with synthesizers whatsoever and watching tutorials sorta gets me discouraged, I feel like there's a lot to learn. I love making music. I haven't practiced much piano/keys, I mostly play guitar. I'm so intrigued by it though, would you strongly recommend it for a first time synth user? It just all seems so intimidating.

Nice job. I was curious what the patch creating process was like on this beast. It needs a function where you click the knob and it stays to full adjustment until you click again and also one where all knobs are on full if you want without clicking every time. This could get tedious for those of us who never use preset patches.

that g# at 24:45 .... like a warm glazed donut... $)

The difference between analog gear and digital you mention here is because of digital filters renormalizing the energy spektrum l. If you enhance the spectrum at a special frequency, you get a higher output signal only for that frequeny and a small window around it. But if you renormalize the spectrum the low frequencies get less of the signals power. Analog gear normaly just makes the whole signal higher = more energy. You can easily compensate for that by incresing the overall output level of the signal in the amplifier section of a digital synth. That´s also why analog gear often kills AMPs. The power of analog synth signals is in many cases not controlled and can destroy your AMP. Analog fans like that, but it's a bug not a feature. Put your A4K synth signal into a spectrum analizer and have it plot the spectrum with absolute Y values while turning the resonace knob. After that use a digital synth. That´s why unisono sounds "phatt". Just more energy in the output signal which translates into more loudness = more energy in the airwaves. wkr