If the DT is a performance device, why doesn't it have knob macros?

[slicetwo]

Seriously. You’re telling me that the DT wouldn’t benefit from the MW/PB/AFT/BC/VEL macro stuff the DN and ST have? That’s ridiculous. What kind of legit malarky is that?

Your move, Elektron.

[Aksdnt]

@Aksdnt

You can make a “macro” control on the DT without midi loopback
You have to sacrifice your lfo’s though.
Pick the tracks you want to be effected
Go to the lfo page and set rate to 0 for both tracks
Set the lfo destination on each track to whatever you want
Use ctrl all to adjust lfo depth.
Might have to do some fiddling, but it should work.

Lol

[Doug]

That’s really smart! It seems obvious now that I’ve read it but I don’t think I ever would have thought of it. It’s also an even better tip now that we’ve got two LFOs per track.

All that said, I agree that it should just be a standard feature. It’s also kind of weird that the Digitakt doesn’t have velocity modulation but the Models do.

[slicetwo]

That’s a janky hack that makes the pathetic amount of LFOs available even smaller! But I appreciate it

[bibenu]

@Doug

It’s also kind of weird that the Digitakt doesn’t have velocity modulation but the Models do.

[anokah]

Pretty sure no one told you anything of what you’re saying.

Edit: At times this forum is so goddamn sucky with this angry entitlement. Buy another product, or make your own if something doesn’t fit your customised needs.

[Tamiko]

@Doug

velocity modulation

How would that differ from just modulating the Amp level?

[Microtribe]

Sampling drum machine.

For dynamic performance sampler, see octatrack.

[avantronica]

@Tamiko

How would that differ from just modulating the Amp level?

because velocity can be linked to four other parameters, e.g. pitch/amp decay etc