This page is read from MIDI Instrument Definitions, a Python library used in the author's other projects, in which every number is traced to a document its maker published. Its source is on GitHub.

Elektron

Elektron makes 12 of the instruments this release defines, each with a page of its own setting out its MIDI implementation, read from the maker's own documents. Each is loaded in Python by the name beside it.

• Analog Four elektron/analog_four: 4 voices; 7 parts; 229 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.56.
• Analog Rytm MKII elektron/analog_rytm_mkii: 8 voices; 14 parts; 99 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.74.
• Digitakt elektron/digitakt: 17 parts; 95 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.53.
• Digitakt II elektron/digitakt_ii: 17 parts; 144 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.17.
• Digitone elektron/digitone: 8 voices; 9 parts; 122 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.43.
• Digitone II elektron/digitone_ii: 16 voices; 17 parts; 164 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.12.
• Machinedrum elektron/machinedrum: 16 parts; 16 drums; 71 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.63.
• Model:Cycles elektron/model_cycles: 7 parts; 30 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.13.
• Model:Samples elektron/model_samples: 7 parts; 29 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.13.
• Octatrack elektron/octatrack: 16 parts; 99 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.40C.
• Syntakt elektron/syntakt: 13 parts; 107 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.42.
• Tonverk elektron/tonverk: 28 parts; 250 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.4.1.