Do DIGITAKT and RYTM have the same reverb?

[SvK]

Hi all,

Do DIGITAKT and RYTM have the same reverb ?

best,
SvK

[AdamJay]

Basically, yes.

Elektron Reverb Comparison

I did a bit of a simple onboard reverb shootout between: Analog Keys Analog Rytm Digitakt Octatrack MKII The results: I found that the DT’s reverb is about as similar as it can be to AK / AR. Where as OT’s Dark Reverb has a mid forward resonance ring to it that is unique among the four. Which is better is entirely subjective. Every tool is a weapon if you hold it right. I do enjoy modulating the Time/Shvg/Shvf parameters on OT’s Dark Reverb, using LFOs and conditional trigness locks. …

[SvK]

Thanks Adam,

This is super helpful!

best,
SvK

[Dapifer]

I’ve always thought the reverb between the Rytm and A4 (MK2 anyway) was different, no?

[AdamJay]

They are the same.

[darenager]

Presumably the Digitone is the same too?

[SvK]

The Digitone has an “infinite” reverb setting, does the Digitakt have that?

[psyclone001]

Yeah when I had both I thought the reverbs were slightly different also?
Probably just a case of using them differently with the different instruments created a perception of slight difference

[damoog]

Is there solid proof that they are they same?..my ears hear differently?

[psyclone001]

Do you have them anymore to compare?
Should be easy enough

[AdamJay]

Put the exact same sounds through them like I did in the link above, and you will hear that they are the same.

DT has a high frequency bump but that’s in the sound engine itself, not the Reverb algo.

[turbiville]

I do hear a difference between the Digitakt and Digitone… the infinite reverb on the Digitone is truly infinite, but he Digitakt will fade out much quicker on infinite settings. Im guessing this is because the DT is mostly a “drum” computer so they shortened the verb decay times.