How to Use the Filter Envelope on the Analog Four MK2 (An Easy Beginner's Guide)

In this video, we'll learn how to use the filter envelope on the Elektron Analog Four MK2 synthesizer. By understanding how the filter envelope works, we'll be able to create fuller and more lush sounds.
If you're interested in synthesizer sounds and want to learn how to create fuller and more lush sounds, then this video is for you! By understanding how the filter envelope works on the Analog Four MK2, you'll be able to create sounds that are richer and more full-bodied than before.
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[@dustyrhodes1655]

Thank you for doing the Analog Four Lord's work!

[@Ponchy]

Haha no prob! I'm just glad to help.

[@julienventrilok1799]

Nice one, thanks for sharing!

[@Ponchy]

Thank you!

[@designhappens8157]

In A4 mkl, the filter envelope is hardwired to the filters, so there is no need to assign it. This "saves" you one assignment slot for other destinations. I am not sure about A4 mkll, but I think it must be the same...Anyway, happy new synth year to all....

[@Ponchy]

Thank you for this! It is definitely the same on the mkII. Happy new synth year to you as well!

[@Tapepusher]

In that case how do you remove it so there’s no env applied to the filter?

[@designhappens8157]

@@Tapepusher You have to go to the Filters screen - not the Env- by pushing the Filters button. On that screen, the controllers on the right side (named DEP) are the ones who control the positive or negative envelope amount for the two filters. Set them to zero, and there's no env applied to the filter...