You, my friend, someone paid attention to the videos.
(Yes it does, and my shame is public)
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Good! Glad my sample chain planning hasnāt been for naughtā¦ahem excuse me, naut
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Things not being integers is not a real problem though. The inability to choose values between integers is an actual problem.
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True, just keeps things tidy and quick
Thatās just your psychology. A noninteger value on the filter cutoff is not inferior to an integer value.
No, just slower to dial in
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Neither is necessarily more valuable, sure. But 50.08 vs 50 on most values isnāt likely to add up to an audible difference. The precision is nice when you dicing up a sample or playing with micro timing. I am curious where you would see the most benefits in sound design in the minuet differences?
Definitely filter cutoff; resonance as well. Iād want it for drive, and bit rate. Iād want it for everything actually, and itās one of the most appealing aspects of the DT to me. That level of precision for all parameters is desirable to me.
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I think we all agree that the resolution is good. All I was saying is that for certain tasks it is good to have a dedicated way to scroll thru integers, most pressing to me is for sample start, because Iāve recently built a bunch of chains relying on dividing a sample into equal slices. Seems Elektron agreed
I was replying to this
Understood. I just wish it wasnāt so jumpy getting to 50 initially but could still lean either way with fine controls. Right now I feel the controls are moving way too quick but that opinion may change the more I use it. Iāll go from 0 to 127 on delay feedback in a tenth of second on accident when I expect to make it 20 clicks around the dial.
I prefer Montreal to SF any day!!
Oh I guess Iām supposed to write something about DT, here, huh?
Anyone going to be at Movement Festival tomorrow in Detroit?? 
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I just realized that shift pattern left/right not mentioned in the manual as far as I can see. Man I really hope it gets implemented, itās so handy to have diferent perspectives on the fly.
That function IS implemented on a per-track basis - each track can be shifted left or right in time for new and fun unpredictable results
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can anyone with one tell me if Ctrl-all has a reset to previous state after mangling?
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If thatās the case excellent. I just canāt find it in the manual. Let me read the thing againā¦
Yes indeed!! Page 62 
Shifting Trigs Around
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I heard that itās not implemented yet.
Am I the only one who is kind of upset that you can only transpose samples across 4 octaves?
The manual says āThe whole range spans four octaves, middle, 1 up and 2 down.ā Thatās only + or - 24 semitones.
Why is this even a limitation? What if I want to drop a sample down way low? I think this is an issue for sure.
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