Thanks man! I appreciate it!
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Thank YOU! I’m also envious of your visual art abilities btw
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Thanks! Everything in the track is made with a noise and sinewave sample from the Factory samples. The bass is made by simply overdriving the sinewave sample and then into the lowpass filter.
The examples are indeed different from the Factory Presets since we wanted people to have more freedom in selecting their samples, and using the resampling as well as samples not in the factory. That said, a large majority of the sounds in the Soundcloud demos are using the Factory samples.
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Whoa! Thanks Simon! Really nice track! Is this you?
I was guessing that was a sine by the name but it sounds so good I think “man, this have to be a synth sample!”. Super excited with DT synth capabilities! 
i havent? where do i find this challenge song? looked around but cant find it
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Thanks 
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I have done a couple of tunes that is on Soundcloud. The first one is best. Should I post it here?
Yeap!
Hah - yeah - mission accomplished I guess.
I’ve had the most fun with the DT so far just loading in a bunch of single cycles and using it more like a wavetable synth/drum.
@micken do it! 
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Something a bit experimental and a bit ambient.
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Thats exactly what I have been doing , using it as a wavetable synth. It really shines there.
Some electro stuff – not too polished, just fairly quickly in and out – direct from the digitakt, with the exception of a limiter in Ableton.
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1st evening noodle with digitakt
its gets a bit noisy/randon later on.
i want to try loading a track with waveforms then using the lfo to step through sample slots , should be interesting…
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That’s one of my favorite things to do with the RYTM. Can lead to an insane amount of variety for short patterns. My DT arrives on Monday, cannot effing wait to dig in👻
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It was so dope to do with the Tabla sound pack
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Another quick all Digitakt track. This time for this week’s Stones Throw Beat Battle (Donkey Kong Country soundtrack sample flip). Unfortunately the mix is too bass heavy for small speakers. Turns out the Digitakt is a bass monster. 
another noodle doodle tonight.
the usual tricks , conditional trigs , feedback on delay , 1 16 step loop ,
I’ve spent most of my time with the DT so far just loading samples and learning the functionality but as I’ve started sequencing I’ve gotten some cool results. Here’s one: