For those lacking context for the previous post, you may find this thread amusing.
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You do have to laugh out loud sometimes 
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Not sure this is the right thread but… has anyone used the A4 to process a drum machine? Roughing up the sound using the distortion and filter? I’d love to hear it.
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The A4 is great as sound processor, even the manual has an example to use it as a filter bank!
Guitars, Synths, Drum Machines, and so on, you choose your best option
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You can even process the A4 internally by itself. Have a look…
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Still in love with this one box. Jamming on a single pattern. A4->little EQ+Comp->You.
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There are quite few machines that I can think of doing full tracks with. With the Analog four, it’s a no brainer.
A freshly released two-tracks techno EP. Nowhere near but inspired by the sound of Robert Hood. 95% A4, no presets.
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Yeah… Well done mate 
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This is fantastic. Love the low n’ dubby bassline, snappy percussion and droning melodic stuff 
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Badass.
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Thanks for listening and your very kind words! I’m flattered 
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Thanks! The A4 is a really inspiring machine.
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Can’t we do something close to portamento with parameters slide ?
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Hey all, finally got back to my Analog Four (was neglecting it over other synths), and finally made a complete song on it. As usual, direct out.
Enjoy TRANSISTORS OF TORMENT! 
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It has it. You have to set the voice to mono (not share it with other tracks) for it to works.
Or use note slide.
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My mkii arrives today. I had a mki years ago, but it was still fresh to the Elektron way of doing things and it didn’t last long in my stable. After almost a decade of the OT and the Digitone, I’m ready to go back with a mkii.
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[crossposting from current sounds because it’s still my very favourite jamming machine.]
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Ooof.
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Breezy! I wish the AR could make percussion like that…
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