Ideas for using the MD with DT

[LyingDalai]

This thread got plenty of tricks to explore the DT further:

Digitakt II Tips & Tricks

[Granular Bass from a Vocal Drone – Digitakt 2 Slicing Tips (2/3)] Here’s a trick I’ve been exploring on Digitakt 2’s new slice mode: I used a long vocal drone (sustained C note, changing mouth shapes) and sliced it into tight segments to sculpt a granular-style bassline. With slice looping, it starts behaving almost like a single-cycle synth, but still keeps the organic vocal texture. It’s a cool way to turn expressive audio into playable, rhythmic elements – especially when the …

or if its the DT1 you’re talking about:

Digitakt tips and tricks

I’ve been procrastinating about making a DT tutorial video for ages but have a far from “pro” set up for shooting and editing videos, so finally decided to just shoot this quick and dirty with my old iphone 6 and iMovie. It’s nothing innovative, I just wanted to throw a video up but it’s a good trick to know. [Creating a Kick from a Sinewave Quick & Dirty Digitakt Tutorial.]

My advice would be to play only with DT for a while, learn it from A to Z.
Then you’ll know how to pair the two units.
From mixing between them to actually play both of them for what they do best.