Elektron-Users

UW and poly

- Poly mode
- matrix modulation
- P lock on arpeggiator settings
- possibility to mute tracks with one hand
- Sin wave
- more scales
- possibility to turn of the automatic parameter locking of note LEN and VEL
- remember the name of the sound you want to save after editing (instead of having to overwrite the name "MY SOUND X" each time)
- Paste lock to saved sound

Mentioned by Nils on another topic: Slides between sound locks.

Slides between sound locks
+1

a lag function to avoid the step effect when tweaking with encoders pushed

it had its own thread, but isn't mentioned in this one:
per-track time scaling in addition to master time-scaling.

Clock / Gate divide for placing multiple clock divided trigs on a single step - would be pretty much crucial on a unit like this in my honest opinion and a bit of an omission.

it would be really great to P-Lock clock divisor trigs to a single step for drills and other fancy retrig styled effects I must confess - I could get away with doing something similar using the ARP if the top row of ARP controls could be P-locked - easy enough to program super fast arp trigs with a simple on / off parameter lock that would do exactly the same thing far more elegantly IMHO.

do you have the feeling that the non-lockable arp params are more a case of "just not implemented yet", or do you see a reasonable cause why elektron would omit this functionality, could it be causing problems? i hope not..

I think messing around with speed / range and on/off wouldn't be a problem myself (length and legato may cause clocking issues) and conflict with the way a voice is programmed and/or triggered but a simple arp ON/OFF Plock would have been a must IMHO.

Sticky mutes, so that one handed mutes are possible.

Step time - just like on the monomachine.

When you say step time just like on the Mono if you enter "Note" Mode elect trigs then hold them to P-lock them you can assign Note / velocity / Length Microtiming offset and wether or not the dual ENV's or LFO's trig on that step - so it's similar but not quite the same.
And it's easy enough to assig notes via the built in keyboard this way to or am I missing something ?