Cenk’s greatest hits

Elektron Gear
#1

Somehow missed this one until just now (in spite of Googling every damn thing about Elektron I could think of).

Superb. Now, your turn.

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#2

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#3

That photo reminds me how loved he is amongst the press. When he showed up in videos, everyone seemed to really enjoy his presense. What a loss.

My favorite moment was when he was showing off the Heat to Batt and he made a small adjustment on a parameter and they both just lost it. edit: find it below

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#4

omg I need to see this

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#5

26:35ish

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#6

This one is one of my favourites, pure para-meter performance perfection!

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#7

Another couple of great ones

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#8

this is the video that sold me an OT

#9

this one:

and the first one from that session:

oh and this one :slight_smile:

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#10

This gets me really nostalgic… :slight_smile:

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#11

To add a bit of balance , I remember the big presentation of digitakt on sonic state where they make a big effort to avoid using midi on the digitakt because it would have fallen over and crashed / locked up / barely functioned.
I bought one … felt slightly cheated and waited for firmware updates …(this would’ve been cenk in salesman mode so I understand why )

But yes , he’s done a lot of good music sessions using lots of electron gear and I wish him luck.

#12

This is my favourite of all times:

1% of the views of this video will be me :slight_smile:

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#13

This is the video I keep coming back to if I hit a creative block with the Digitakt

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#14

This one made me buy an A4 :laughing:

It still makes me wanna buy another one lol

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#15

classic :slightly_smiling_face:

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#17

This is awsome

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#18

I’ve watched this one a lot and linked it to a few people, really shows off what the DN can do. Amazing creativity.

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#19

When I asked the internet years ago what all this Octatrack fuss was about

…ohhhh kkkkkk.

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#20

Remembering back the first time I saw this one, and I loved how, even though I don’t make downtempo stuff like this, the starting from scratch + molding of the sounds really helped me to see the capabilities of the instrument (and that lovely dusty sound!) in a relatively short period of time.

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