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How to Make a Beat on Elektron Analog RYTM & Overbridge in 6 Minutes

Rounik Sethi on Tue, August 30th 0 comments

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In this 6-minute video tutorial Thavius Beck shows how to use Elektron's excellent Overbridge and Analog RYTM to make a beat.

In this short video tutorial, taken from his complete video course on Elektron Overbridge and Analog RYTM drum machine, Thavius Beck explores beat creation and sequencing on this popular hardware drum machine.

Watch the entire Elektron Overbridge & Analog RYTM video course in The AskAudio Academy.

About the Elektron Analog RYTM & Overbridge Course

Elektron’s RYTM with its analog sound makes it the first choice of some of top beat-makers in the world. Add in its powerful sequencing and control, mix it up with Overbridge and pair that with Ableton Live... and BAM!!!… you’re in analog beat heaven.

But how does it all work? And how do you get started? Well, don’t fret, because producer/performer Thavius Beck is here to show you the way. Join him in this in-depth 20-tutorial course and you’ll learn the workflow, expert tips & tricks and some very cool insights that only Thavius can provide.

So kick back and get ready to learn everything Elektron!

Watch the entire Elektron Overbridge & Analog RYTM video course in The AskAudio Academy.

Rounik Sethi

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