Fans of Elektron's analog and digital hardware will want to take a look at this new course from Thavius Beck on the company's latest version of their software controller Overbridge 2. Available as a standalone app or a plugin inside your favorite DAW, Overbridge 2 works with Elektron's Digitakt, Digitone, Digitone Keys, Analog Rytm, Analog Four, Analog Heat and Analog Keys, making it easy to integrate Elektron hardware with the computer. The new course covers everything you need to know about Overbridge 2. Starting with a thorough look at installation and configuration, Thavius goes over searching and loading presets in the Sound Browser, initializing a track and creating your own patches from scratch, and using the master effects. The course covers both the Overbridge standalone app and how to use Overbridge as a plugin inside a DAW, with demonstrations in Ableton Live of different ways to route MIDI and Audio for sequencing and recording, and wraps up with a look at using Elektron hardware as an audio interface for the computer/DAW. If you're an Elektron user, this new course is a must-see to get the most out of Overbridge 2.