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Nope. I chopped up a drum break on the Lofi 12. But everything was sequenced from the Digitakt.

Thanks! I really dig Damu's stuff

Thanks, man

The Digitakt is triggering the pads on the Lofi 12. So the sequencer on the Lofi 12 isn't running.

Right! I was hoping for a way to sync and trigger patterns/sequences on the 12 XT. That would open up an amazing world of possibilities for working with both!

Thanks! I appreciate it

Thanks, man

I'm glad you found the video helpful. And I'm glad you liked that particular sound. Here's the recipe. If I don't mention a parameter, you can just leave the default value. I've got algorithm 2, harmonics at 4.06, feedback at 79, X/Y at -23. I have C and A offset at +.01, and B1 and B2 offset at -.01. On the next page, I've got A at 28. The attack is 0, the decay is 38, and the end is 96. For B, I've got the level at 47. For the filter settings, I'm using LP4. I've got the cutoff at 78, the resonance at 12, and the envelope depth at 13. The filter envelope attack is 8, the decay is 25, the sustain is 68, and the release is 0. I've also got the base width filter at 34 to shave off some of the lows. For the amp envelope, I've got the attack at 7, the decay at 39, the sustain at 21, and the release time at 38. For LFO 1, I have the wave shape set to sine and the destination set to sync mix, with a depth of 9.45. For LFO 2, I have the speed set to 10, the multiplier set to 16, the fade set to -14, the destination set to amp volume, the shape set to wave, the mode set to trig, and the depth set to -15. And finally, for the velocity mod set up, I've got syn lev A at 23, filter resonance at 52, filter frequency at 28, and syn mix at 20. Key tracking is also at 100.

@@CoolDougLove Thank you so much thats very much appreciated!

I think that if you can get with the workflow you'll get a lot more out of a Digitakt. The sequencer is a lot more powerful. There are a lot more sound design options. And the MIDI tracks will help you get more out of the rest of your set up. All that said, you've already got a Circuit Tracks so you know how portable it is. And as much power as you get working with the Digitakt, the Circuit Rhythm can be a lot faster. For example, the Rhythm has a proper slice mode whereas the Digitakt just has a grid slice. That said, as you know from the Tracks, sample management is kind of a pain on the Circuits. So yeah, I'd recommend the Digitakt

I'm the wrong person for this question. I don't really like the SP series all that much in the first place, especially the 303 and the og 404. (I've got the 404 mk2 but I'm probably going to sell it.) So I would definitely prefer the Digitakt. But I don't know how helpful that is.

Thanks. And no. This is these two are the only ones that I've got that go through everything step by step. I'd like to do more in the future. But I've got no idea when that will be. There are some things that I would need to get sorted out first

You can probably get a used Digitakt mk1 for about the same price as a used MPC One. Also, if you want to play around with the MPC software, you can download MPC Beats for free and use your Rhythm as a controller. It works pretty well. As far as the comparison goes, I prefer my Digitakt. The Rhythm is stripped down in terms of things like envelopes and filter options. Plus, the Digitakt's LFOs can do things that the Rhythm (and the MPC for that matter) just can't do. I also can't stress enough how much I like the MIDI tracks. It makes all of my other gear that much better to work with. All that said, I actually like the sound of the Rhythm in terms of both the machine itself, the pitch algorithm, and the filters a bit better than the Digitakt. Sampling and resampling is also a lot faster on the Rhythm since you don't need to name or file anything. So I think I'm more open to sampling new things when I'm using the Rhythm. Finally, it's important to remember that the Digitakt only has a grid slice. It doesn't have proper sample slicing like the Rhythm or the MPC. I do all my sample chopping with parameter locks.

Yeah, I wish they would have added a way to add resonance on the high pass filters. But it's cool for what it is. And yeah, every Circuit Rhythm beat that I've got up here is running through the Digitakt's compressor

Yeah, there's a bass multi fx pedal that Zoom put out back in the day that I've always been kind of curious about just because it looks like the sibling to the Sampletrak.

⁠@@CoolDougLovedo you mean the BFX-708? I have it along with the ST-224, so I may be able to help you :). Great video by the way!

Oh word?

Sure! I’m not an expert on neither (precisely why I watched your video) but if you have questions about it feel free to ask.

Nah, I don't see any need for the upgrade right now. And I can't afford it anyway

Unfortunately, the pitch and the start point of the pads are not parameters that can be controlled over MIDI. So there isn't a way around having to use multiple pads for each sample slice.

​@@CoolDougLove Thanks for letting me know. I noticed I couldn't find midi notes or cc's in the manual for those. I was hoping there might be a work around. Either way, great job on that Retrokits firmware.

Thanks, man!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks! I'm kind of iffy on it. It sounds great and it's fun to mess around with. But it doesn't really work for me as a standalone thing

No. This was a sound that I made on the Digitone and then recorded and saved as a wav file so that I could use it in Serato. The only person that I can think of that uses turntables to control their synths is Kypski. But he uses modular stuff. And I'm not sure how any of that works.

@@CoolDougLove thanks so much for your reply. I’ll check out. Truly cool 😎

Not unless Elektron wants to send me one

The Sampletrak is a lot like the SP series. They're phrase samplers, so you can put whatever samples you want on the pads. There's a lot less sample time on the Sampletrak. But you can pitch individual pads. The only SP that can do that is the 404 mk2.

@@CoolDougLove Thank you so much keep up the great work

@@CoolDougLove I'm definitely going to have to try this i have both the digitakt and the Sp404mk2. I've been focusing mainly on the digitakt and following your tutorials in making hip hop beats it really helps alot

Yeah, if you're just running the audio in from another sampler then you can process that audio as a stereo signal. So you can trigger a stereo sample over MIDI and run it through the Digitakt's reverb, delay, and compressor

@@CoolDougLove wow i did not know this that is awesome

I don't know when I'm going to get back to making tutorials or walk through's. But if and when I do, I'll make a point to talk about drum programming.

Thanks! And no, not really. The 1.5 update is cool. But grid slicing doesn't really work with how I chop samples

@@CoolDougLove same :/ wish resampling file management was smoother. Just easier to use another box

It's some sounds that I pulled from a few records

​@@CoolDougLove the drums sound gritty but clean I need to start sampling from vinyl more i need to get more records as the ones I have iv used over and over