Elektron Analog Four - Manual (Page 54)

CHAINS AND SONGS
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ADDING REPEATS, MUTES AND TRANSPOSE INFORMATION
Various extra information can be entered for song rows and pattern or patterns assigned to the song rows.
Repeat a song row with a chosen factor by moving to the leftmost position of the song row. Turn DATA ENTRY
knob A to select how many times the song row will be repeated.
Add song mutes to a pattern by highlighting it and pressing [FUNCTION] + [TRACK]. The mute graphics to the
right in the LCD screen shows which tracks have been muted. Tracks muted from a song are also indicated by
half-bright <TRACK> LEDs. Unlike track mutes, song mutes are pattern specific. Different patterns can have dif-
ferent song muted tracks. When not in SONG EDIT menu and song muted tracks are manually muted by press-
ing [FUNCTION] + [TRACK], the <TRACK> LEDs will become unlit, i.e. track muted. The track mute method is
covered on page 29. Adding song mutes when not in the SONG EDIT menu can also be achieved by pressing
[SONG MODE] + [TRACK] or [CHAIN MODE] + [TRACK].
Transpose a pattern by highlighting it with the song cursor and pressing [TRANSPOSE] + a KEYBOARD key. A
song transpose works like a track transpose, albeit automated. The track transpose functionality is covered on
page 41.
SONG MENU
In the SONG menu, songs can be saved, loaded renamed et cetera. Access the menu by pressing [FUNCTION]
+ [SONG].
RELOAD will reload the active song. It will be restored to its saved version. Press [NO/
RELOAD] + [SONG] for a short cut to this command.
LOAD will open a menu where saved songs can be loaded. The active song is indicated by
inverted graphics.
SAVE will save the active song to one of the 16 song slots. The active song is indicated by
inverted graphics. Press [YES/SAVE] + [SONG] for a short cut to this command.
CLEAR will clear the active song from all content.
EDIT will open the EDIT menu. It is the same menu as accessed by pressing [FUNCTION] +
[SONG MODE]. See page 45 for more info about this menu.
RENAME will open a menu where the active song can be renamed.