Panel layout and connectors, Front panel – Elektron Analog Four User Manual
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PANEL LAYOUT AND CONNECTORS
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PANEL LAYOUT AND CONNECTORS
FRONT PANEL
The Analog Four front panel.
1.
MASTER VOLUME sets the volume for the main outputs and the headphones output.
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[SONG MODE] activates/deactivates SONG mode.
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[CHAIN MODE] activates/deactivates CHAIN mode.
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LEVEL sets the overall volume level of the active track. Also used for scrolling in menus and setting various
parameter values.
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[TEMPO] opens the TEMPO menu. [FUNCTION] + [TEMPO] makes it possible to tap the tempo.
6.
[YES/SAVE] key. Used for entering sub-menus and for confirming choices.
7.
[NO/RELOAD] key. Used for exiting an active menu and backing one step.
8.
The LCD window.
9.
The [ARROW] keys. Used for menu navigation. They are called [UP], [DOWN], [LEFT] and [RIGHT].
10. [PERFORMANCE] enters PERFORMANCE mode.
11. [ARP] key. Controls for the arpeggiator of the active track are found here.
12. [NOTE] key. Note settings for the active track are made here.
13. [PARAMETER] keys switch between the PARAMETER pages of the active track. The upper white text leg-
end indicates the pages for the four synth tracks. The gray text is for the FX track pages and the white text
line beneath indicates the CV track pages. A second press on the [PARAMETER] key will open secondary
PARAMETER pages. <PARAMETER> LED indicates if the first (red) or second (green) page is active.
14. DATA ENTRY knobs. Used for adjusting parameters.
15. <TRACK> LEDs indicating the active track and muted tracks.
16. The [TRACK] keys selects the active track. Four synth tracks, one FX track and one CV track are available.
[FUNCTION] + [TRACK] mutes a track.
17. [TRANSPOSE] transposes the octave for the mini-keyboard and the note trigs.
18. The <TRANSPOSE> LED indicates if the transpose lock functionality is activated or not.
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