Analog Rytm Kit Sound Pattern Save Project - Mega Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- Hello, here's the boring and somewhat complex Kit Sound Pattern Save Project Memory Analog Rytm Mega tutorial!
(Everything over an hour is MEGA! :)
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:34 File system structure explanation
16:40 Creating a Project
18:56 Browsing and loading sounds
19:47 Making a kit
21:43 Tip: Copy Paste
22:26 Tip: LFO to volume
23:18 Save a sound patch
26:51 The Sample Manager
32:34 Saving a kit
35:00 Reloading a kit
36:01 Making a Sequence
37:12 Tip: Using trig conditions
38:04 Saving/ Updating current kit
38:16 New Pattern/ Modifying a kit
40:11 Tip: Using "Impulse" to create beautiful tones
41:14 Tip: Resetting the Aftertouch
43:48 DON'T OVERWRITE NOW. SAVE NEW KIT!
45:13 Reloading a kit, to clear out strange bug
46:37 Copying a kit between projects (no samples)
49:26 The Sound Pool
51:36 Tip: Add more sounds per track, using the Sound Pool
54:25 Spacing out...
55:23 Save kit, SAVE KIT, do it!
55:52 Patterns are always saved
56:14 "Currently Loaded Project" memory concept
57:23 Saving and Reloading a Project
58:01 Saving and Reloading Songs
01:00:35 BE SURE THAT YOU SAVE YOUR KITS!
01:01:15 Samples can't currently be backed up
01:02:41Backing up using C6
01:03:22 Troubleshoot: If Sysex doesn't work, Check MIDI settings
01:06:31 Loading a backup
01:09:05 PS. samples auto assigning when loading sound
01:11:07 Summary, bye bye, x, Patreon support, peace out - Розваги
Elektron should hire you to be rep for their company. The appreciation I have for you making this is Immense! Sincerely, thank you.
Last time i saw this tutorial, i fell asleep listen to you, around the minute 46 and dreamt a talk with you, in which you were explaining to me why i was wanting to learn how to use this machine, you were talking about the vanguard of how information manifest, and how this machine was a chanel, like us, in which one god from one dimension communicate with another god from another, and that in the new driver update will be translation of those messages, now im trying to fall a sleep again, im tired
There's a lot left to interpretation by the unconscious 👀
pass some
"No. I'm gonna call it DEMON!" Thanks Cuckoo this was so helpful!
+AfroDJMac USA ;-)
I must’ve watched a dozen videos on the Analog Rytm/OctaTrack and yours are the ones I always go back to. You’re a great teacher and quite a like able guy. Thanks for taking the time to make these.
Sound Pooooool! Wow my mind is blown. And creating a mini song also.
This video is essential viewing for all Rytm owners. Thanks so much for this. Really helpful.
Great tutorial on revealing the structure of the RYTM! Your dedication of making these videos is highly appreciated.
Hot key tip when typing, hit Function + Clear to delete text immediately ;)
Elektron should be paying you to make these awesome tutorials and include them with their products.
Just to let you know thanks to this wonderful and informative video and your others on the Rytm I am now one of your Patreon members.
Thanks so much!
Just got my mkii and this is SO useful. 16 minutes in and I've learned so much already.. So ready for these practical hands on demos!
If ever you come to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, I would so love to buy you a beer... Or a coffee, your preference. You have the absolute best tutorials on everything and you have the best, most soothing, Mr. Rogers like manner of speaking.
Hey Cuckoo! Thank you for taking the time to do this tutorial. It is something I have been putting off for a long time! (learning all the boring stuff) But it is indeed a very valuable lesson that eventually will speed up the workflow.
Thanks for this. So many times I’ve made an awesome beat on this machine, saved it (or thought I had) and next time I turn it on. It’s changed , there’s been the occasional happy accident but a lot of “How come it sounded excellent yesterday 😂“
Best Rytm tutorials ever looking forward to your mkii tutorials
Cuckoo is the best tutorials. Especially the motorcycle mirror with the webcam. Low key brilliant.
Almost hitting a two year mark on this video, and it still helping people like me, who breaking the ice for the first time with the AR. Thank you Cuckoo! Just took notes from this video for future reference. Subbed.
Glad to hear that, mate! Keep it up!
Hey Cuckoo, revisiting your videos as going to be using my rytm live with my Eurorack.. realised that the ext in through the compressor is a perfect way of reducing my outputs requirement... Really really can't thank you enough for making these videos you really are awesome mate thank you!!
7 years later. Still so useful🎉
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Just getting back to truly learning the rytm and the file structure always held me back from creating.
Thank the gods for Cuckoo!! So far, these tutorials are the best I've encountered. Immensely helpful
Great ! I just bought a Rytm MK1 and your information is very very helpful, to avoid mistakes...Thanks
A great and essential Rytm introduction! Thanks a lot! It's always a pleasure to watch your tutorials, keep it up!
+Kay Römer thanks a lot Kay! I appreciate it :)
This is very helpful. Thanks!
Step 10 is a very tricky situation. I find the best way to avoid any kind of confusion or trouble is instead of waiting until you're done modifying the old kit into a new kit before saving, I just straight away save it as a new kit before I even start to make changes.
+alienanxiety that is probably for he best. To start out this way.
Certainly on the analog 4 if I move into a new pattern I'll usually load a new empty kit, or copy the old kit into a new kit slot and use it to modify it as a build on the previous kit.
+Alex Leonard it's a good thing to foresee it like that. Good structural thinking!
man you just gave my whole world a new dimension :) thanks so much!
This is the "must see video" for all rytm users. Thank you so much, cuckoo !
+kobma01 you're welcome mate! Thanks for watching!
Very thorough dude, thanks! The RYTM can be a bit weird with saving, with all those layers. It's nice to have everything explained in one video.
I did a little discovery recently which might be useful to some. So I'll just put this here, because this is the internet, fer chrissakes. Free information and such.
I use an external sequencer to trigger the RYTM. The sequencer in the RYTM is great, but I use a pretty advanced sequencer as the heart of my setup, and I don't want sequences to be running on two places a the same time.
So essentially, I only need KITS. Thing is: A Program change only loads a PATTERN.
A PATTERN only saves which kit goes with it when there is either:
A Trig in the sequencer
A PERF assigned.
It probably works with Scenes as well, haven't tested it.
This is important because otherwise sending program changes to the RYTM will be useless if your goal is to switch kits. If you want that. be sure that you have at least one trig on the pattern, or a performance assigned.
Hope this'll help somebody out ;)
Mega helpful.
(And love the "Norwegian Wood" mise en scene)
cuckoo, your tutorials are so helpfull. you know much more than the manual provides. and they are beautiful, too! not only the technical facts, but also the way you´re doing this is awesome. so nice and laidback to watch. thanks a lot, habibi!
Thank you so much!! Your comment is part of why I keep doing this, you know! Thanks.
very in-depth vid on a product i neither have nor plan to. I watched to the end, you should definitely take that as a compliment.
...not because its me... cos.. no.. but .. no attention span here.
You are a pure legend!
Cheers Marra!
This is so well presented and makes things much clearer. Nice work. The diagrams are very helpful with colours too.
I will also add about kits: I like to 'Save As...' so I can make multiple versions of kits. This way I don't have to build each kit from scratch manually for each pattern
cuckoo, I got an analog keys and rhythm mk II this week and this video alone I feel much more confident that I've actually saved my work. thanks so much.
Great to hear mate! Thanks!
amazing! I'm watchin now since I am studying the mk2 but almost everything still usable and on point, very clear thank you!
Wow this video is really great! So thankful for having Cuckoo on mother earth!
Thank you so much for your tutorials! Just been absorbing them all weekend. Much appreciated!
+Abayomi Music glad to hear it! I hope you had a good weekend :)
Thank you Cuckoo. Really great tuturial as usual.
this is great cuckoo thanks for your time as in all other video's too , i think previous people have mentioned SDS drop it really does help
nice one :)
One of the Best Tutorial for Rytm!! even that i already knew the most of that..
i`ve still learned a few really important things.
....i wish i could have seen this Video on my early days with this machine.
to all the beginners: THIS IS ESSENTIAL!!
+felix da Funk thanks mate!
Thanks for all !!!
Best Elektron tutorials on the internet.
Thank you endlessly. You sir are an angel among men. Truly grateful for your efforts. You have exponentially increased my competence/confidence and above all else inspiration. Geez man, just thanks.
THANK YOU!! Elektron should be paying you for these videos.
Hi cuckoo ,again and I have to say this. Thanks to your tutorials you make it so much easier for some other of us.
Save the Kit. Save the pattern !!
This mantra has really helped.
Looking to tuts on the Digitakt which Elektron should be giving you with compliments.
Bcoz u did not pre book 😁🎼🎹😁
nobody else makes videos like this. thanks so much +cuckoomusic
You're very welcome Eric!! I'm glad you like it.
Great work cuckoo.....thanks a lot. This very good info for a newby to AR
Thank you for your tuto! I get recently an analog rytm and your vidéos help me a lot !!!
Hey cockoo,
I am an octatrack user and before I bought the rytm I watched this complete video and could imediately start and never lost a thing, because I was focusing on dealing with Kits right from the beginning. You are so funny trying to wrap your head around saving kits and things you shouldn`t do - to not overwrite things which should not be overwritte :) made me really laugh:)
Thanks for your videos and good fun and - for the correct pronunciation of "Rytm" ;) Cheers
Hey there Machine Funk! :) So happy to hear my work is being put to good use! So thank you so much for your kommentarrrrr!
Thanks so much still for this Cuckoo! So very helpful, love how you share this stuff :-))
This is a very nice video. very creative and informative and serves a purpose.
It just think its incredible and I appreciate it so much how much effort you put into explaining stuff to other people! Never stop! :) Regards from Berlin.
great tutorial as usual, thank you. Not sure if this was covered in the comments but @45:26 - this is not a bug. There is an option to reload kits on pattern change or not. You have it to NOT reload kit on pattern change which is the default setting. i prefer this setting to allow experimentation until you decide to either save as a new kit or reload the existing kit, rather than accidentally switching patters and wiping out your tweaks.
+Nick Bartoletti yeah, someone at Elektron later told me there are actually TWO pattern buffers for this kind of thing.
+Nick Bartoletti I mean two kit buffers!
thank you so much to dedicated your time for us, great tutorial as always keep em coming!
Best Tutorial for the Analog RYTM - thank you!!!
Wow, i did not know that about the sample id thing. Thats actually extremely useful.
fantastic tutorial again. I know this thing pretty well but watch end to end to catch your asides. there always more to learn and your details are great.
regarding loading kits around :45ish, check the global option to reload kit on pattern change. this one gets me every time.
Thanks! Ah that option might be useful to fiddle around with. But I can also see it useful to be switched off. If you're jamming in a chain for instance it'd make sense to have it switched off. Thanks.
Thanks for the video! Helped a lot! I have experienced the same @12:00ish. The thing you could do is to save the kit name for example ''KIT1'' into another pattern saved slot and rename it ''KIT1A'.
Thanks for this great demo!
You are the best!! I'm still referring to the manual a from time to time because your fingers are so very "one with the machine", but sharing subtleties like your LFO to HH patterns...seeing your workflow while you are teaching this structural info, is a very kind gift! If you are ever coming to So. Cal. Please let me know...be great to have you do some workshops at CalArts.
Thanks Amy! I'm often visiting L.A. in January for the NAMM show. It looks like I might be visiting S.F. later this year, perhaps. If you have any ties to the CalArts administration, please make a request and we'll work things out. Would be great to come over like that.
That was great, cleared up a lot of doubts as a newbie!
Very informative. Good job.
Thank you Cuckoo! You are intelligent and the best teacher.
FINALLLY!! THANK you ! I have been so frustrated with my analog four and patterns and kits.
maybe a tutorial like this diving into the Analog four addressing the aspects of the machine that do not overlap with the rytm :) ?
+Ala Din I think I have to, at some point.
+Ala Din and thanks!
Thanks Cuckoo !!! Excellent tutorial you speak slowly and your voice is comprehensive 👌perfect for my English 😂😂😂 seriously thank you once again doing this tutorials. Best quality. Love it 👍👍👍
I love your tutorials but this video made me become a Patron. Thanks for that!
Thank you so much, mate! It really helps, you know!
WOW! Thank you so much, this video helped me a lot!
I will become a patron after this video, very helpful.
Yooooo CooCoo thanks for an amazing tutorial!! hitting 1k likes!! thanks mate!!
Concise! Thankyou!
You are a legend. Thanks a lot!
you are the best. keep the rytm videos coming. can you do one on the fx pages? Comp, Dist, Delay, etc.
Excellent video, thanks :)
more great work. Thanks.
You are a great teacher. Thank you!
Thank you cuckoo
Thank you so much!
Thank you very much for your effort always well explained
YEEE Definitely better than manual ! :) Thank You
Awesome Tutorial!! Thanks a lot for the effort!!!
Muy claro el tutorial, gracias amigo!
great tutorial!
CooDISSSCCHH!!! r-r-r-r-rytm! 10 seconds in I know this is gonna be great.
Great tutorials BTW, I will be donating to your patreon.
Thanks a million, Eric! I appreciate it!
Thanks for this!
Thank you! Very good tutorial! 10\10
Extremely useful!! Thx
thnx cuckoo, great tutorial!! :-)
GREAT!!!! Thank you so much
Thx you for this tutorial ;)
Mate - you are the boss. A real invaluable resource - mad as a box of 70's Hair Curlers , with a whiff of Gin. But as invaluable as ones mother. Chin Chin. :) xx
An inspiration to a lot of people, and the man likely to talk down a fight in a dingy pub in an intelligent way. Or club. What a great guy! You are that good, you could probably talk me out of a curry after 10 pints.
Really late to the party here. First thing: thank you!
Then, a small request: the diagram displayed from 1:40 is just what people need to grasp upon the fundamentals of the AR's system architecture and terminology.
I believe making this diagram available for DL would multiply the impact of this video, which is already quite the best one all over the place for new AR users.
The AR's is immediate as an instrument but many musicians need to build a mental model of its workflow and architecture.
A lot of them give up.
Please consider my request :)
Thanks once again man!
Thank you!
So good.
you are the best!!!
Amazing review dude!!!really...even though i handle it quite good i always learn more!!!But you have to show the settings of that massive kick BASSIC!!! ;)
A++ 100 thank you for this!!
Thanks!
God bless you 👍
You forgot about SDS drop for transfering samples. Very useful video btw
+s lenn yeah, still haven't used that app. Been hearing a lot of people recommending it though!
Really great tutorial. Elektron really should have done proper tutorials themselves on fundamentals like this. It's such a complex and tedious operating system to learn and I don't know If I can really be bothered with it. I followed and did something wrong again and I don't know what. I made a project, saved, make a kit and pattern, saved the kit, changed bank but every bank i change to still has the same pattern as the original bank for some reason and isn't empty. I edited some steps in the kick pattern, edited the kick sound and saved as a new kit. Then I go back to my first pattern and it's not there, and I go back to my original kit and it's just the same as my newly tweaked one - so now somehow I have 2 kits and 2 patterns saved in different places that sound identical. Great. I wanted to get into the RYTM and was tying to give it a second chance but I'm really getting fed up with it's BS. I think they just massively overcomplicate simple things and make these devices a chore. It makes me yearn for my trackpad and laptop. All i want to so is make some sounds with a pattern and save it. Then make another etc. How hard should that be?
Pete Horam. Hi I did some homework before getting my AR. I watched the tutorials for many weeks and then decided to buy. I had got the Monomachine in 2007 and returned it in 12 hours. It was too deep, the manual was unhelpful and Elektron takes fir granted you know as much as them.
But chill. Don't give up on the AR.
Every new pattern you try will be loaded with the default sounds.
Try this.
Load project
Load new project
Give it a name
Save the project.
Let's say you call it First
Now go to bank A pattern 1
You will have the default sounds.
Save the Kit which is related to Bank A patttern 1
Call it First 1
Now when you make any changes to Kit First one and you like it
Go to save Kit
Press save and Kit
Your First 1 is now saved.
Every time u make changes and u like it
Save Kit or ur changes are lost
Go to bank A pattern 2
Save the Kit as First 2
Which means Bank A pattern 2 is saved as a separate kit and the same as First 1
Make changes to pattern 2 on Kit First 2 and if you like the changes
Press save and Kit. Your pattern 2 is saved
Now you have two patterns with two separate kits.
Tip. If you make Bank A pattern 1
You can Copy the same to any pattern but save it with a separate name so that when u make changes it will play the different sounds you chose.
Hope it helps
Learnt all this from cuckoo
Cuckoo, thank a lot very helpful. Please I want your awesome drawing from the file system structure explanation.