Analog Rytm MEGA TUTORIAL - CUCKOO
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I'm walking through a lot of technical aspects of the Analog Rytm here. No musical marvels, he he. But stuff like connecting it to Logic, uploading samples, managing projects, song mode, chain mode, swing, slide, connecting it to the OP-1, playing it from an external keyboard, recording automation in Logic etc.
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Thanks elastic823h for breaking down when I'm talking about what!! Here's a list of chapters!
min/sec
1.08, update firmware
4.11, upload samples
8.30, moving files
10.20, initialize new project
12.25, using samples
14.42, keeping things alive
17.01, chain mode and copy patterns
21.44, song mode (26.30, store the songs)
27.44, swing
29.05, retrig
30.47, kits
32.48, trigless locks
36.19, pattern pushing
37.56, connecting external synths
39.31, syncing from external devices
44.29, play from external keyboard
46.55, record from external keyboard
47.47, connecting many devices
51.55, controlling rytm from logic
57.37, recording a rytm performance in logic
1.00.52, recording layers of automation
1.04.17, recording pattern changes - เพลง
1:08 update firmware
4:11 upload samples
8:30 moving files
10:20 initialize new project
12:25 using samples
14:42 keeping things alive
17:01 chain mode and copy patterns
21:44 song mode (26.30, store the songs)
27:44 swing
29:05 retrig
30:47 kits
32:48 trigless locks
36:19 pattern pushing
37:56 connecting external synths
39:31 syncing from external devices
44:29 play from external keyboard
46:55 record from external keyboard
47:47 connecting many devices
51:55 controlling rytm from logic
57:37 recording a rytm performance in logic
1:00:52 recording layers of automation
1:04:17 recording pattern changes
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Sorry for not making any great music in this video. But I thought it was time to go a little technical, and try and nail all these MIDI, external, DAW, uploading samples, managing files etc. Enjoy this MEGA TUTORIAL on the Analog Rytm by Elektron WeAre Elektron.
No great music? Around 50 minutes is pretty sweet imo.
Thanks Linus Almgren
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much…
The samples you are using in the beginning of the video, are they available anywhere online? If so, where because I really like the sounds (am willing to pay for them). Let me know and thanks in advance :)
I find the best way to learn the Elektron boxes is to watch the Cuckoo tutorial, then go play and learn on your own for a month, then come back and watch the tutorial again, and repeat a third time. Each time you return to the tut, things make more sense and are easier to understand. Cuckoo tuts have replay value!
+alienanxiety that's great to hear! The reason why my tutorials are a bit long, is because I want to give people a complete feeling for how things work, so that they can experiment on their own. Glad you find them useful! :)
Exactly! on my second watch of this one!
Thank you for taking the time and effort to do these AR videos, they are incredibly well done and essential watching imo. I've watched both several times now and learnt so much.
Fantastic tutorial. Thank you. Just got my Rytm, it's the most fun instrument I have bought in years. Learnt lots from this. Exellent.
Years later, and this tutorial is still indispensable. The Logic part at the end was still particularly helpful, even with Overbridge 2 released and external MIDI sequencing available on the unit. Thank you!
Hey, Cuckoo! I have almost no musical talent, and I don't understand a lot of musical things, but I have to say, I love watching your videos. Your walkthroughs and new device overviews are my favorites and I've watched em all a few times. Keep it up, man. Always excited to see new videos of yours!
This is gold. Just got one of these and am getting to grips with it but there's so much more to this machine... Thanks for showing me some of it!
Dusting off my analog rytm after a few years which brings me back to this excellent tutorial that I watched years ago. I am glad your vids are still here.
This is THE! best tutorial on Analog rytm I have found so far! Thank you for explaining the song part!
+Eythor Eythorsson you're welcome! Thanks for stopping by :)
Im so grateful for your effort to do tutorials. They are splendid! Im extremely help. Keep up!!
thanks for taking the time to make this video, was very cool :) an Octatrack version like this video would be awesome :P
Thanks for this man. They manuals for this doesn't give you a lot of info and you have to do a lot of trial and error. This helps out a lot!
Thank you for the great Tutorial! It helped me a lot to understand my AR especially the part about trigless locks and the Slide-Function was very useful.
this helped me more on day one with a brand new MK2 far more than most vids out even currently! well done
Great!! thank you very much, i come just to pick one of this, and ended on your channel, cause i really wasn't knowing how to begin, that´s really nice from your part that you do lesson like this... i have for a week to keep in practice all that stuff and create something, it is a hyper powerful machine, something never seen before in any device, the creative possibillity are endless on the Rytm
Just brilliant. Went and bought one right after this:) Off to a flying start!
Perfect Tutorial! esp. the last 20 minutes. Thank you so much. Greetings from Germany
Thanks alot for your great tutorials and video's!! They are very helpful and inspirational. It sums up what life is all about, creativity and music.
Thanks for the knowledge. I love elektron gear, they are so deep but not in a boring way.
This comes for me at the right time....I am still in the learning mode. Thank you for showing me around!!!
+Nico Caffarella Thanks Nico. The USB Midi converter is for the OP-1. There is only USB midi for the OP-1, so to make it standard midi you need a converter. There's no micro USB to USB B port available. It's against the standards. Only micro USB to USB A port. So that's why I was using the Kenton USB Midi hub.
Really thank you! I can feel your warm hearted passion to help other users.. Appreciate
One of the most friendly tutorial from such cool dude!
thank you again! you just so helpfull i just jump in to the elektron world got digitakt digitone keys a4 and rytm, now i keep going like all day long your guidings with the tool. can t stop to thank you
Brilliant tutorial! Should be receiving my Rytm this week!
the last 20 minutes really were helpful in DAW integration. Thanks for that!
Thanks mate! Good to hear my findings are put to good use out there. :)
Thanks. It's funny, I sat down with the manual yesterday for a refresher on the AR but my concentration with reading manuals is rubbish, this is much better, good timing.
Love the jam at around 49:00
Thanks a lot Cuckoo!!!! Maybe the best tutorial for these machines! Helped me a lot. Big Thanks!!
Thx for this great tutorial! It persuaded me to finally buy an Analog RYTM!
U are awesome!!!!! I got analog four and rytm because of you and Dataline....and i love it
hi.dont you wana buy the octa too?
I couldn't have dream about a better tuto. Dude you are awesome, i missed so many functions... Tnx very much :D
That's great! Then all my efforts are worth it! :D
Amazing Cuckoo such a good tutorial and you are a really cool teacher! congrats bro! xx
Great informative vid to get anyone immersed in the RYTM far beyond a starting point. This helped a ton while waiting for my RYTM to get here :) good lookin out man,peace
there is no better and faster way to transfer all the step through information and the functionality of this thing into the heads of interested musicians than you Cuckoo :) thanxxx
+imagebob Oo, thanks Bob! That's great. I will make more of these things. Stay tuned for 2016. Cuckoo reborn.. unleashed.. something like that. He he.
Thank you very much for making this video.
This makes thing a lot more clear than just a manual.
Cheers
You're welcome, mate. Thanks for watching :)
thanks man for both tutorials on the analog rytm
Thank you so much for this! I'm horrible with manuals. This is a huge help.
Really enjoyed this tutorial! Thanks!
I love your tutorials, man. They're the best out there. And F#@%&^ entertaining as hell. As someone mentioned below, it would be so cool if you could do a technical video like this for the Analog 4. I've actually been sitting on my Analog Rytm for 3 months and have barely touched it. Thanks to this video I'm inspired to dive in.
Hey there mate! Glad to hear it! Hey, recently I made a pretty long tutorial on the analog keys sequencer system. It's the same as the analog four, so you might find it interesting :)
Holy sh*t I had no idea about some of the things this thing was capable of! After watching this video I know I need this machine. Great presentation!
fantastic tutorial! you've been such a huge help. I'm going to become a patreon very soon - your tuts are worth their weight in gold. :)
favourite moment - 5:50 "DISSSHHH!!!"
Dissshhhh! Thanks mate!
Thanks for this mate. Super resource for a new RYTM owner!
+Alec Johnson top stuff! :) Go deep! I ought to make a new Rytm centric video soon. There has been some significant updates since I made the last Rytm video.
Thanks you very Much Cuckoo ! Good information for use the Analog Rytm we learn many things on this video ! A hello from Montréal ! :) :)
Thanks a lot for this Cuckoo! VERY helpful.
thanks for this video! I was on the verge of a nervous breakdown trying to figure out this machine on my own. i think i'm ready to get creative now :)
Thanks! I'm happy I could help you out, mate! It's why I keep making these videos! Now go make some rhythmical madness! ;-)
Exelente tutorial, saludos desde Paraguay!
you have a lot of time on your hands my friend! thanks for all your videos, very helpful
Well, I’d say he makes it!
Chain mode is the shit, thanks for the help. I’ll be back
cucko!!! greetings from Cartagena Colombia!!! my life with analog rytm is easier after you. thx man your work is great!! gorgeous teacher. :D
+Don Gaspar thanks Don!! All the best to you!
Thanks man, you simplified my begin on this machine! Peace.
Thank you so much cuckoo !! awesome tutorial
Great tutorial, you saved a lot of my time :) I will donate you for sure, you are very positive and funny guy :)
Thanks a billion Igor! Glad to be of help!
Thank you, we spend many time before seeing your video :)
Thanks, a huge help! DAW part was really great, didn't know that almost everything can be recorded in DAW!
Thanks! Good to hear! Yeah I think most stuff can be recorded in a DAW. Butch you're doing lots of improvised stuff, be sure to record the starting point somehow, so that it'll star out the same the next time you open it up.
Butch!? Lol.. *but if
Thanks dude for this great tutorial!!
Thanks a lot for this video. I was interested in the unit but didn't wanted to spend money on something I don't really know what it is/how it does it.
I now made up my mind, I really want one ahah
Awesome Tutorial ... THANK YOU!!!
with Cuckoo, Electron doesn't need to make manuals
Anzu Riki HAHa right! I think so too
Anzu Riki Elektron should employ cuckoo to make their manuals and videos. Thanks to him many more units sell. I got mine thanks to him.
As much as I love cockoo... Cenk is a god...
if cuckoo wrote a manual it would be fking sick because he's smart as hell but he speaks slowly...
great stuff man you are really funny and this was good info!
Great tutorial, thank you
You did it! Thank you very much :)
You are the man.
Thank you cukoo !
really really great!! thanks!
very helpful Tutorial! Great thanks!
Just had a vision where Cuckoo is playing a gig, he plays the track in this tutorial in the middle of his set and a bunch of Elektronauts in the dance floor go mental :D #CuckooClassic
I learned from this. Thanks!
Great video, thank you very much!!
really excellent ! thanks!!!
great tutorial ! this helped me alot. many thanks :-)
For fellow Windows users, I found that setting a delay parameter to a nominal value of 10 ms in the config menu for C6 was required to get stable sample send/receive. This is covered in the C6 manual, which recommends a range of 5-50 ms for "XP". I am using Windows 7 Pro and 10 ms is fine. It took me a bit to realize that I might need to use a non-zero delay.
I am seeng this video in the future! OB is here! hahah, amazing. nice video, thx..
Chapters now with deep links (just replace “.” With “:”)
min/sec
1:08, update firmware
4:11, upload samples
8:30, moving files
10:20, initialize new project
12:25, using samples
14:42, keeping things alive
17:01, chain mode and copy patterns
21:44, song mode (26:30, store the songs)
27:44, swing
29:05, retrig
30:47, kits
32:48, trigless locks
36:19, pattern pushing
37:56, connecting external synths
39:31, syncing from external devices
44:29, play from external keyboard
46:55, record from external keyboard
47:47, connecting many devices
51:55, controlling rytm from logic
57:37, recording a rytm performance in logic
1:00:52, recording layers of automation
1:04:17, recording pattern changes
You're the man!
Thx Cuckoo.
It wazz realy helpfull.
One thing i love is your in depth tutorials, however , what about a very basic getting started tutorial? 10 min how to create a simple beat?
Great Tutorial Cuckoo! thanks for your help! I didn't understand why you didn't synced external usb gear directly with usb and you used instead a usb to midi converter
I discovered 8 new things thanks to you
Olivier Perez That's great!! This is precisely why I keep doing this, so your comment means a lot to me! Cheers.
perfekt! Thank you!
thank you thank you thank you!!!
when you send samples to the rytm, is there any way to send a folder and not samples 1 by 1? becuse i have like 10 sample folders, and going inside of each folder and sending them to the rytm creating a folder in the rytm and draging them to that folder is very boring
I have the Rytm slave to MPC, when I send a pattern program change to the Rytm, it starts 1/4 beat after.
is there any solution?
it makes the live performance impossible
thanks
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Was 1,000,000,000,000,000 time s better than the manual.
One comment I thought was worth noting about loading samples: You have to select "SDS Handshake" and "Use Extended SDS" in the configuration of the C6 software before sending your samples. Otherwise, the sample gets renamed in the RYTM.
is there any way to send a folder and not samples 1 by 1? becuse i have like 10 sample folders, and going inside of each folder and sending them to the rytm creating a folder in the rytm and draging them to that folder is very boring
hey there! i'm considering purchasing one of these.
I currently use my DAW to play sequence external analog synthesizers/drums with no built in keys or pads. Is it possible to use the analog rytm to replace my daw, for playing and sequencing external instruments?
Hey nice and comprehensive tutorial, thanks man! Is there any place where one can find a full list of commands? The manual seems too basic and I have watched your awesome and lenghty tutorial like 4-5 times to refresh my memory :-) I'd have it printed and put aside of the AR
This was fun, thanks. Liked and sub :-)
hello! - thanks for this - great stuff. 1 question - if I already loaded 127 samples in my project - how can I delete some of them without creating a new project? thanks
Thanks Cuckoo for this. I have just picked up a RTYM and coming from an Analog 4 I am surprised how totally opposite the OS for this. I mean why cant you just import samples the same way you do as the A4?
cuckoo.. you are a legend!! i now have a better understanding how to get more out of my Elektron but do have mixed feelings. I still like my rytm don't get me wrong. its a great bit of kit. its annoying because the tempo / trk lvl encoder on mine jumps 8 rather than 1 every time. its meant to jump 8 when u push down i think so maybe i can send it in for repair as its well within 3 years warranty.
Anyway my other gripe is that it cant control other midi eqp .. samplers or synths etc without a buit in seq - from what i can tell and it would be pretty simple by the push of a function button + another (and the desired pad) for a couple of free midi tracks for 2 ext midi channels to use the rytm as a sequencer without having to rely on lap top or another expensive toy. if you do know of a way for this to happen at all (id like to control a Yamaha A4000 or a korg MS20) that would be amazing, using the trigger and swing would be soo cool.
either way you have done a sterling job and a brilliant tutorial. I am very inclined to help you towards your Namm excursion.. when i have a bit more myself i will.
Take care man.
Hi Cuckoo! Amazing tutorials you have. Thank you very much for taking the time to do them!!
I have an issue with my recently bought Elektron that I hope you can help solving:
For some reason when I make parameter changes to a sound/track i.e change the amp volume on the OH track, this changes also happen and affect the same parameter on track 1 or BD1. This happens with all the tracks and only duplicate to track1. But making changes to track 1 does not affect the parameters on the other tracks. Any ideas? Thanks!
Is it possible to send the information from the individual pads of the
AR to the drum pads of a BSP? So in the end they flash together and I
will happily trigger my drum modules using Retriggers and other stuff
from the rytm..
Thanks for the mega tut. I don't get how project saving works. I created a project, made a bunch of patterns then saved the project in the project I was working on and lost everything because for some reason it reverted everything back to a very first pattern I did before tweaking stuff. Can you help clarify?
I'm trying to record a performance in logic (like 58 minutes) and for some reason I'm not getting any midi data coming through when i hit notes. its playing in sync and i can control from logic but nothing coming through? any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
Any chance you could put 5-10 minute markers, like book marks or chapter subjects or album tracks? you know, for archival purposes. I just think it'd be a great resource for peeps learning the Rytm.
Am watching it more and see that you already have chapters, lol.
+cuckoomusic thanks for the tutorial! Question: If i have to load like 200mb of samples, i would have to upload in differents projects right? (cause the limit per project is 64mb?)
also i really need help because when i hit play on the rytm, ablenton doesnt play. when i hit play on ableton the rytmm plays. HEEEELP
The Postal Service - Nothing Better melody @ 42:54 !! sweet