Can you solo tracks on the Rytm? Obviously I can mute the other 11 tracks but a dedicated solo function would obviously be better. I searched the forum and manual but didn’t find anything.
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In Mute mode, hold RTRG button and press the tracks you want to solo.
You can solo a track that is mute. While there is one track soloed, all other are mute.
Once the last soloed track is deselected, you’re back to normal.
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Ah great thanks for your help. Strange that searching the manual for “solo” shows no results!?
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The quick guide does not mention soloing tracks, the user manual explains it in detail, though!
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Hmm, maybe I downloaded the wrong manual lol
The quick guide is only 36 pages, full manual is 106.
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Ah, this is great. Doesn’t exist on a DT as far as I can tell…
That’s awesome! Thx for the information! Alsways something new to be learned
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Turns out I was searching the Analog Four manual oops 
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Haha, amazing. Where is this sub oscillator it keeps mentioning? I can’t find it anywhere! 
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This is why I don’t read manuals
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Would be nice to be able to change the mute status of tracks while soloing a track, so you can bring in new tracks when you unmute
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I just end up holding rtrg and bringing in those other tracks.
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Agreed, it’s weird that mute/unmute of other tracks isn’t possible when anything is soloed… maybe it’s to avoid having to stack two statuses (mute state and solo state) but performance wise it’s a bit annoying
A (a bit clumsy) workaround:
When you hold [Function], you can tap several pads and basically cue them for muting/unmuting (also works on other Elektrons), only when you release [Function] those tracks will be muted/unmuted.
So instead of soloing tracks, hold [Function] and mute all tracks except those that you want soloed, then again with holding [Function], unmute your tracks - this way you can introduce additional tracks when you release [Function].
I’ve now sold the Rytm, but thanks for the tip. I’ll try this on my Analog Four.