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What’s interesting about Piecora’s video, though, is that he makes a good argument for the performance power of this setup, and he goes into enough depth so that viewers can understand both how this rig works, and why it specifically works so well for his needs.Ĭheck it out and share your thoughts on the ‘ultimate Elektron performance setup’ in the comments!Ġ2:06 Why I MIDI Sequence with the DigitaktĠ8:53 Playing over a side-chained synth lineĠ0:11:53 Where is the Analog Rytm and Analog Four?Ġ0:14:14 Who is the master here? MIDI routing explained Is this the ‘ultimate Elektron performance setup’? That’s hard to answer, because it’s ultimately a subjective perspective. It features 35 sound-generating machines, covering a wide range of drum and melodic sounds.

The Syntakt is a 12-track drum computer & synthesizer.

The Digitone is an 8-voice polyphonic digital synthesizer that features a combination of FM sound generation and subtractive synthesis across four synth tracks.

It offers 35 sound-generating machines, covering a wide range of drum and melodic sounds. While it loses some of the power and flexibility of the Octatrack, it’s arguably more immediate and easy to use.

The Digitakt is an 8-track dynamic performance sampler.

It’s insanely powerful, but comes with what many consider to be a high learning curve.

The Octatrack is Elektron’s 8-track dynamic performance sampler.

Piecora pairs the Octatrack with the Digitakt, Digitone & Syntakt: While the Elektron ‘Dark Trinity’ combo of the Analog Four, Octatrack and Analog RYTM has long been recognized by fans as a classic setup, Piecora’s rig is weighted towards more recent introductions.

“I’ll be discussing what I believe is the ultimate Elektron performance setup,” explains Piecora, “providing a detailed explanation of my thought process.” In this video, Matthew Piecora (aka EZBOT) discusses his take on the ultimate Elektron performance setup.