Hi all!
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I’m new to the forums and have recently purchased both an Octatrack MKII and a Digitakt II. Because I have ADHD, I knew that I needed both a curriculum to follow and I needed for the information to be visual. So, I decided to create a “syllabus” of sorts to help keep me on track.
After spending hours scouring YouTube for every. single. video. on the Octatrack and cataloging a huge database of video content, I decided to format that information in a timeline to follow along with. This was a lot of work, so I’d love to share it with this community in the hope that it helps other people.
For anyone unfamiliar, the system I used to create this is called Heptabase. It’s an incredible app for knowledge base management, linked-thinking, project management, basic notes, etc. I highly recommend Heptabase in general for business/life stuff. FYI, you don’t need a Heptabase account to view the link below!
Here are a few helpful MAC shortcuts to help you navigate the system:
Shift-1 = All cards in view
Shift-2 = After clicking on the top banner of an individual card, this zooms in on just that card.
Option-Enter = Open that individual card in side-panel view. You can also click on the side-panel icon on top of each card.
You can zoom in and out of the whiteboard, it’s all vector. You can also click any text within each card and scroll inside the card itself.
Click Here To See My Whiteboard, No Account Needed
FYI, I often learn new things a little “backwards”. So, instead of learning about the Octatrack from A to Z and then creating this whiteboard, I compiled this huge list of videos and learned just enough to create this learning tool for myself to follow along with. Because of this and the fact that I’m very new to Octatrack, I can’t guarantee that the order of learning is best for everyone or that everything is accurate. Definitely read the linked manuals and watch all of the videos from Elektron experts who know much more than I do. And if you see anything in my whiteboard that needs fixed or reorganized, let me know!
