I like my DT so much, I would like to buy a second one and have 16 audio tracks to play with.
Who has got a dual DT setup? Is it working well? What do I have to consider?
Thank you for your advices.
I had a duel Digitakt set up and realized that Octatrack and Digitakt were the way to go. YMMV though, but it depends on what you want out of the second takt. I realized I wanted a lot more sample time for droning and some time stretching. Again YMMV.
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Thank you, so I assume it is possible. I am still wondering if this will be working well with the latest overbridge.
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Personally, Iād rather go for something totally different to partner with the DT. Like an MPC (1000/Live). Then you have the best of both worlds. DT for sample mangling, detailed step sequencing etc. and the MPC for stereo samples, polyphonic sequencing, audio tracks, song mode etc.
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I have the double digitakt setup, and I love it. I have some livesets that use them like 2 dj decks, and others (mostly individual songs) that take advantage of the 16 tracks. Load em up with different samples!
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Had two digitakts for a while, but i used them in a dj way, taking turns between the machines rather than expanding 1 song to 16 audio tracks. It worked really well and i could just duplicate my project from one digitakt to another. However nowadays I only have one and I do the same with Analog Rytm and Digitakt, works well too.
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Anyone know if you can use overbridge to run two digitakt 1s into Ableton at the same time?
You can.
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