Elektron Syntakt E25 Remix Edition

• 12 tracks (8 digital, 4 analogue)
• 11 digital machines
• 16 analog machines
• 4-16 polyphonic MIDI tracks for external equipment
• Keyboard mode with 36 scales
• 128 patterns
• Pattern length up to 64 steps (4 bars)
• Individual length per track
• Individual scaling per track
• Parameter locks
• Micro timing
• Re-trigger & trigger probability
• Reverb & Delay effects
• USB MIDI & audio via Elektron Overbridge
• MIDI In, Out, Thru
• 2x DIN Sync Out
• Mounting holes for VESA bracket (100x100mm / M4)
• Incl. power supply unit
• E25 Remix Edition with exclusive accessories!

[Drum]sounds for the next decades!

The twelve simultaneously available tracks are divided into eight digital and four analogue tracks, which are loaded with a "Machine" and are then specialized in certain sounds or categories. The eight digital tracks offer 11 machines, which are divided into 1x Bass drum, 2x snare drum, 1x cymbal/hihat, 1x percussion, 1x Clap and 5x tonal synth. Each track also has a distortion, a multimode filter, a bandwidth filter and two assignable LFOs. The distortion and both filters of the digital machines are also digital. The four analogue tracks are initially divided into three Drum tracks and one Cymbal track. For the Drum tracks, this means a selection of 16 machines, which are divided into 6x Bass drum, 4x snare drum, 2x rimshot, 2x Dual VCO synth, 1x impulse and 1x Noise generator. The Cymbal track has 15 machines specializing in metal sounds: 5x hihat, 3x cymbal, 2x cowbell, 1x impulse and 1x Noise generator. Each of the four analogue tracks also has an analogue distortion and an analogue multimode filter as well as two assignable LFOs. Tonal synth and dual VCO synth machines? Yes, the Syntakt offers 7 machines designed for typical synthesizer sounds; two of them are even analogue! All tracks are given the finishing touches with the excellent-sounding digital effects Delay and Reverb. These can be edited extensively and range from subtle to club-like to cinematic. This is where it becomes clear that the Syntakt is so much more than just a drum computer: in keyboard mode, these tonally playable sound generation models reveal their full potential and bring the device within the radius of action of grooveboxes.

Live sequencer!

The Syntakt's sequencer is absolutely suitable for live use, quick to program and, above all, easy to learn. Real-time and rock-solid timing are the magic words for Elektron's recipe for success. A total of 128 patterns can be saved. Each pattern can have a maximum length of up to 64 steps (4 bars), furthermore, each track can be provided with its own step length and scaling. Naturally, the Syntakt also features parameter locks, allowing individual parameters to be locked to one or more steps without permanently affecting the sound. Other features such as the keyboard mode with 36 tone scales, shuffle, micro timing or programmable trigger probability effectively round off the intervention options. In addition to the 12 internal tracks, there are four MIDI tracks for external MIDI equipment such as a desktop synth. The tracks are four-voice polyphonic playable respectively programmable, allow the addressing of eight CC parameters and an LFO can be freely assigned. If you ever need more MIDI tracks, you can also convert the internal tracks into MIDI tracks.