Coming from a person that LOVES Elektron, I’d be reluctant to move into Elektron territory if I were you. Sequencer based workflow is definitely fun, but has been a sort of downfall for my personal creative process. It sounds like, as you’re working now, there’s a bit more performance in your creative process- more expression and more feeling.
Elektron(and other sequencer based workflows) from my experience with it- changes the music methodology from a more “feel-y” process to a more “think-y” one(pardon my use of uber-scientific terms). Which, “think-y” is great and certainly has its merits, but “feel-y”, I feel, is more aligned with life-closer to the pulse, I think.
Granted with Elektron, you can immediately create fully fleshed out riffs and apply immediate changes that would take some tinkering with to happen otherwise if they’re possible at all. It’s great for appeasing instanious curiosity(which has always been the essence of my personal inspiration/motivation) but, in a sense, I think sorta segregates you from the music than by actually playing it.
I’m sure there will be plenty of people that disagree with me. And I can’t emphasize enough how much I love Elektron. But, from my experience, that’s how I see it.
Good luck in your music making!