Digitakt II USB Class Compliant audio in Linux

[DG2]

As @frekvencia said, this is a problem that affect all the boxes but depends on the USB port and hub and the other devices that are connected to it.

Slightly disappointing to see that this is still an issue.

Link some other threads for reference.

Analog Heat and capturing audio on Linux

Hey! Not sure if this is still relevant but Overwitch now supports the Analog Heat MKII. Overwitch is a Linux implementation of the Overbridge protocol used in recent Elektron devices. You will have to put your Analog Heat into Overbridge mode and you will also need Jack or PipeWire. Once you start the program your Analog Heat will just show up as a node in your Jack/PipeWire graph with input and output ports. Here is the project page: https://github.com/dagargo/overwitch You probably want …

Syntakt & Linux

Similar issue with Model:Cycle and the various linux distros I have tried under pipewire. Looks like a driver/kernel issue with the DACs used in Elektron boxes. Works perfectly under Windows.

Analog Heat +FX Class Compliant mode

Some observations: my lsusb output only has root_hubs the interface order is alway correct, yet the sound remains bad some USB ports do have better sound as in slightly faster (maybe 1.5x instead of 2.7x) even went through a BIOS upgrade, no help changed power management and legacy USB support BIOS options disabled the autoclock option of the kernel driver tried the delayed_register kernel driver option, nothing it my case but it might help you Regarding the latter, this option helps dealing…