@@rtemis-rho Hi, global mutes (green) cannot be reset. You have to push each of them again if you want to make a track sound after muting it. Pattern mutes (purple) can be applied after pressing func+yes. Then, as soon as you hit func+no, all the mutes go back to the original state. That’s the method I use with one-pattern-jams. When jamming with more patterns, I mostly use green mutes. Btw, sometimes I go back to previous patterns. If I do that, I hit func+no right at the beginning of the old pattern to make sure the pattern goes back to the original state after I previously messed around with it.

@@javierrausell5140 Muchas gracias!

Thanks, it‘s from the Syntakt.

Wenn dann würde ich mir den Minilogue XD holen. Der ist klanglich vielfältiger und hat einen wärmeren Sound. Anstelle der Tr-8 würde ich mir die TR-8S holen. LG

@@wolfgang_grows warum 8s?

@@lennah7245 weil du viel mehr Sounds zur Verfügung hast anstatt nur die 808 und 909 Drum machines und längere Pattern bauen kannst, mehr Effekte und mehr Speicherplatz hast, etc.

Wie sind die beiden synchronisiert? Hörte der tr-8 eignet sich nicht als main sequencer!?

@@lennah7245 die Tr-8 hat die stabilste und verlässlichste Midi-Clock überhaupt und stellt alles von Elektron und Akai in den Schatten. Kein Drifting.

Same here. I'm mainly into producing techno and house. But creating something different from time to time is a nice experience for sure!

Salut, Merci pour ce tuto j'adore !! Si tu pouvais en faire plus dans les genre techno et house ça serais super sympa 😉 J'attends ta prochaine avec impatience ❤

@@White-Wolf-Fr Merci beaucoup!

Thanks Wolfgang ,great to see the jdxi back on the agenda,did all your jdxi tutorials ,look forward to the next,danke.😊

New content is on it‘s way!

im not hating, just wish for a mashine that can do it all :D

​@@mmacult5336 I think you missunderstand, every Groovebox has a limited sound design aspect. A Groovebox is just a part. But you can combine it with every synthesizer, sampler and outboard effects, when you going dawless. Than you have all the high sound experience you want. It is a question of your complete set up.

The nice thing with Syntakt is that using Elektron Overbridge you can bring all the projects in separate tracks in your DAW of choice and further develop and refine you "sketches", doing more sound desing, adding other sounds and effects, etc. Otherwise, you need to add those effects and other instruments with real gear: pedals, other synths, etc.

@@Geekraver Hey there. Thanks for your comment. Melodic house and techno are in my opinion productions in the style of the label Afterlife. I think that patterns two and three are as close as it gets when it comes to recreating that style. Anyways, glad you like the rest of the project.

Wow! Thank you so much for your support!

Thanks. I’m also a huge fan of deep techno😊

Thanks for the positive feedback!

Glad you like it!

Thanks. I recorded it with the Tascam DR-40.

@@Burnt-ve8bv I totally agree!

An arpeggio synth is a synth that does not play (chord) notes simultaneously, but as a succession of quick single notes instead. That's what it is and that's why I called it an arp synth. It's basic music theory and doesn't have anything to with an alleged arp mode that is not (yet) available on the Syntakt. You can easily program an arp pattern with the step sequencer of the Syntakt by the way. Anyhow, thank you for your constructive feedback and your kind words.

@@jjbing3 Glad you liked it 🙂

@@DaveAndStuff My pleasure😊

@@lwpweb You‘re right. I like to blend house elements with techno. It creates a groovier feeling. If you like straight techno beats, you should check out my newer vids 😜