Elektron Analog RYTM

In this Facebook post from Elektron Music Machines, they write: "Aphex Twin recently got interviewed by Rolling Stone. 'Q: Do you have instruments with you at the hotel right now? A: Yeah, I've got this brand spanking new Swedish digital-analog hybrid drum machine-sampler-synthesizer. It's fucking good.'"

The Analog Rytm is visible at 0:39, on the right, and throughout this video in which Mathew Jonson highlights his live performance setup.

At 39:19 in the video, it shows that the drum machine is sitting on the piano. Thom is using the new Electron analog drum machine instead of the older Machinedrum.

they are using in live set

In this video at 6:00 in richard studio there is elektron analog rytm.

I've been a fan of the Elektron machines for years. Anything I've made since 2005 probably has some Elektron sounds in it. I really like the way you interact with them, how the sequencer works. The Rytm is its newest drum machine and I've used it on practically everything I've made since I got it. The sounds are really good and flexible, and it has the usual Elektron-style sequencer. It's also got a grid of performance pads, which is nice when you're messing around, trying to figure out what kind of beat will fit a song.

> I've got two Machinedrums, the sampling one and the original one. I use those a hell of a lot, too, and I've got the Rytm. > The Machinedrum was the second one I got, and I bought the Rytm two years ago.

"You can just see the Elektron Analog Rytm, which is an astounding groove box. I really love Elektron gear – the work flow is so smooth. Never underestimate convenience when getting ideas out."

Photo taken during an XLR8R interview with the artist in his studio. "Is your current live set-up still all Elektron pieces? Yeah, it is. When I travel, they just have this great bag where you can fit three of them in it. I don’t know if it’s because I’m doing something wrong, but I usually have to squeeze into really tight spaces at gigs." "I used to have everything quite tied to songs, but now that’s what I'm trying to get away from…the way something starts, or the drum sounds. So now the drum sounds aren’t tied to any of the pieces, so it's quite loose. And like I said, sometimes I’ll bring the Roland and not the Elektron Rytm, so it'll be totally different drums."

seen at 12:30 "The Elektron stuff is always on and always getting some action"

"Running some 94bpm grooves out of Elektron RYTM through processing. rough funk coming."

Legowelt and his sample pack for the Analog Rhytm are shown in this video

In the beginning of interview at 0:06 you can see the Elektron Analog Rytm to the left side behind Paul .

In this photo, taken from Nosaj Thing's [facebook post](https://www.facebook.com/nosajthing/photos/pb.8938408998.-2207520000.1424194001./10152634381748999/?type=1&theater), you can see the Elektron Analog Rytm.

At 0:58 of this video you can see the Elektron Analog RYTM and the Octatrack.

In this Instagram post, by Stephan Bodzin, an Elektron Analog Rytm can be seen.

Extensively trying out our new Analog Rythm. Still a long way to go! ???? #keeponswindling

In this Facebook photo, CUCKOO is seen with an Elektron Analog Rytm 8-voice Drum Computer above the OP-1.

result! and proceeds to jam in the video

Third track of my new "Quadrashape" EP. All sounds: NI Reaktor 6, Elektron Analog Rytm. VST Host / master clock: Ableton Live Recorded in live session without overdubs.

The Elektron Analog Rytm shows up in 5th picture of this interview.

Can be seen throughout the video

use this in your STUDIO

The Elektron Analog RYTM is visible below and to the right of the monitor in this image.

"I lose hours on this thing."

Drum Machine underneath the Boss Chorus pedal by the wall.

This is a picture of the setup from Fjaak at Holy Pink festival past Monday in Tilburg. It was an awesome set. You can also see some pedals, a Pitsburgh Modular system, an Akai MPC 2000XL and an Elektron Octatrack.

Ghost culture is seen using a analog rytm in this picture he posted on instagram

In this Instagram video, Lapalux's Elektron Analog Rytm Drum Machine can be seen in the middle of the shot in his studio, as he's previewing his live set.

“I’ve been doing that [using a live setup] for about a year and a half now. I use the holy trinity of Elektron gear: the Analog Four, Analog Rytm and the Octatrack.”

"More drums please" August 19, 2015

seen at 2:08 in her studio

Visibile in foto.

Video uploaded to Facebook shows the group using the Analog Rytm at 0:06 in preparation for a gig in Varsavia / Poland

None given, instagram photo

you can see Elektron on 0:44

"For the drums, I mainly used the Analog Rytm from Elektron"

At minute 2:10 can see Roland TR-8 and Elektron Analog Rytm.

we see it clearly in the picture of the studio...

"...an interesting conversation with Joey about how he works with the Elektron Octatrack and Analog Rytm drum machines..."

It is on this page

On this picture you can see the Elektron machine

Oona Dahl's setup reveals she uses an Elektron Analog Rytm 8-voice Drum Computer, seen to the left of her MacBook.