Hey - I try to aim for multiple experience levels so sorry if I left too much of the owl un-drawn… the methods in this video address two limitations of Digitakt: (1) Only one LFO per audio track (2) not all audio track parameters are addressable as targets by that one LFO.
The way both those problems are solved are by pointing the MIDI LFOs to the audio track parameters, by way of their MIDI CC number (as listed at the end of the manual).
So, for example, the compressor dry/wet mix isn’t addressable as an LFO target, but it can be controlled via MIDI CC 118, via MIDI coming in from the MIDI IN.
What I do, is assign the LFO in one of the MIDI tracks to CC 118. These MIDI instructions get sent out through the MIDI OUT port.
The twist is that, rather than sending MIDI out to an external device, I then connect that back to the Digitakt by plugging the MIDI OUT back into the MIDI IN.
So now, the MIDI track LFO is controlling an Audio track destination parameter.