I played around with the guitar, and after recording a bunch of chords I strung them together into a loop and sampled that into the Digitakt. Even with the power of editing it turned out a bit janky!
I originally tried to record my bass guitar to this track, but I couldn’t get it to play well with drums and guitar, so I used my go-to bass sound and programmed in the bassline instead.
I also made an effort on using the the fill button actively. Thanks for checking it out 
Love it!
Like a Latino Radiohead! Very nice!
Good stuff, reminds me to use fills more!
Thanks, @malarkyk! I thought about using it to mute the kicks, but it felt more natural to ADD rather than remove things with the fill button.
That was hecka groovy- you got the sounds sounding real nice. And the way you navigated the performance was quite impressive.
The drum samples, were those stock samples?
Thanks @Ryan! The drums are made from one shot samples from The Lo-Fi Box by Image Line. Bought it back when they shipped physical CDs. I resampled them on the Digitakt itself (and also made a tutorial on how I do it here: https://youtu.be/hQeX_Yugrqo )
My wife and I just bought a house with a concrete cellar. It inspired me to make a creepy beat. I’m working with my usual tricks: drum patterns resampled into a heavily compressed, distorted, and bit reduced drum loop to free up tracks, two simple piano samples, a crunchy bass I haven’t used very often, and a choir sample.
All samples are one shots (except for the resampled drums, which are made from one shot samples), and all audio is coming fromt the Digitakt. I added a limiter in post.
Thanks for listening!
How are you going to post this and not show the basement?!
Good track, btw
love what you are able to pull out of the DT. Great stuff.
Love this.
Thanks @ryan, @turbiville and @Scot_Solida! It’s been a long week with moving stuff across Norway and dealing with banks and realtors and stuff. Finally got time to make time for the DT 
I agree, definitely need some basement visuals to go with the track, which is nice nice nice…
maybe there´s some creepy suff goin on in that cellar we better shouldn´t see.
Your drums are so punchy!
Thanks @Aksdnt and @Patrick! The drums get really punchy when you add compression, overdrive and bit reduction, then resample them into a drum loop, then add compression, overdrive and a tiny bit of bit reduction to that loop 
I haven’t resampled while consciously using the compressor before. Makes a lot of sense! Thanks for the inspiration!