Elektron Syntakt Tips: How to Sidechain

Hey all! This is a quick explainer on how to sidechain internal instruments (machines) on the Elektron Syntakt. This also works for external signals if you route the incoming audio to track 16!
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[@sadwizard9386]

Awesome video, really hope to see more Syntakt tutorials from you (also soundpack sometime in the future maybe?)
Furthermore I want to add that when playing less rhythm-focused styles of Industrial or smth close, another good practice is to do everything the same way, but using FILTER envelope with the HPF instead of the AMP one - this way excessive lowend from the bass is still reduced to make space for the kick, but without the pumping effect

[@voxmnemonic]

Cheers dude! I like that idea with the HPF... I'm going to experiment with that tonight. I like the idea of it for sure. I could see it adding an interesting texture if I dial it in right. Cool tip! I appreciate it
Also, sound packs probably coming this summer! I'm thinking I'll likely do 2 small cheap ones to pilot it out.
Thanks for dropping a line! Good to hear from you!

[@delibedriful]

Thank you for the amazing tutorial! Please make more Syntakt videos. Also, personally, I'd like more Octatrack videos and insights into how you use them in your setup.
I really love your sound and energy, and I believe more people need not only your educational but also fun videos. Thank you!