The presets are very cool, good equalization stamp 
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I heard from someone from Elektron that the function mentioned by Cenk wasnāt added yet. I suppose he could have been mistaken, but my guess is that there is a different function to the one you are describing coming in a later update.
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Oh I donāt know, but they have a track record of adding on to their machines so weāll see where it goes
Anyone know when the new overbridge is coming out?
I hope there will be better solutions, eventually external midi control for rec/stop, a special Rec Trig on a regular Track or midi trackā¦
Maybe my number one on wishlist.
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There is fine tune, but I donāt know how you set it.
Someone ?
whatās confuses me; as per the manual page 37:-
11.3.1 TUN
Tune sets the pitch of the sample in chromatic semitones. To move faster, press the knob while turningit. The knob works in a bipolar fashion, and a value of 0 leaves the pitch unchanged. (-24.00ā+24.00, equivalent to four octaves.)
Some confirmation by someone who has one would be great
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I didnāt see the waveform display for active track anywhere in this one. From the supebooth videos it seemed like any time Cenk selected a track it showed the sample waveform. I hope that view is not for the sample buffer only. Someone who has one confirm!
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In the manual, waveform display seems to correspond to SRC PAGE 2.
SRC PAGE 2 Same parameters as on SRC page 1 but with a graphical representation of the parameters. Press [SRC] twice to access this parameter page.
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Yup that was it! Pg 38. I RTFM!
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Yep. I saw this searching for fine tuneā¦
no standalone fine-tune parameterā¦
like on Rytm, you can use the note value on the trig page for your melodies, if you want to change semitones only.
The tune parameter on the sample page should be high-res, if you turn it slowly you should be able to fine tune a sampleā¦
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In that case the manual is confusingā¦
11.3.1 TUN Tune sets the pitch of the sample in chromatic semitones. To move faster, press the knob while turning it. The knob works in a bipolar fashion, and a value of 0 leaves the pitch unchanged. (-24.00ā+24.00, equivalent to four octaves.)
And so there no possibility to fine tune via midi CC ?
mhhmmā¦ think you have to do it with NRPN (which is a command consisting of a sequence of 4 CC messages). I donāt have much experience with MIDI controllers, is it common that they can send NRPN? Also DAWs such as Live? Like, it would be trivial to make a Max4Live device which sends NRPN, but not sure if itās built in?
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yeh youre rightā¦ you can āsaveā kit data to +drive - but you can only āreloadā kit data within the same patternā¦ cant just āloadā it up somewhere else, or import/export kit data to another pattern
seems weird to have this function if its already saving the sounds with the patternā¦ i guess its just giving you an option to save only sounds and not sequence edits
hmm
FYI from D Franzoās youtube comments @www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-njoyB9rh0
The last comment in bold is particularly encouragingā¦
"Played around a little more with chromatic mode for samples. It only allows for 4 octaves (+0, -12, -24, +12) of change from the original sample ā equivalent to the extents of the +/-24 Tune limits. This applies to both playing the trig buttons as well as incoming MIDI notes. Notes outside of that range will just not play anything. The Tune parameter contributes to this range limit, so if you tune +12, and you change the keyboard octave to +12, any note you hit will trigger the same pitch since it has gone past the +12 overall limit. Maybe this is a limitation of the sampling engine.
You can live record input from your MIDI keyboard. Quantizing can be applied per note after the recording using microtiming, or per track using the quantize page, and you can use live record quantization. In terms of the type of MIDI data it will record, I only tested notes and not CC values. Velocity is recognized and recorded which is nice. Each track will receive notes on MIDI channels 1-8 respectively (configurable), and you can assign an āautoā channel (14 by default) that will trigger whatever the active track is.
Jason V I wanted to record this as soon as I opened it haha. There are actually 16 demo songs, I should have just lined then all up since each one really shows off the complexity of the sequencer. Iāll post another more in depth one to answer some other comments about sequencing external gear using my Monologue and Heat as an example, and perhaps resampling it back in.
Iāve sequenced my Monologue. It works great, although that synth is monophonic so I canāt take advantage of the 4 note chords the Digitakt can play. Revising this comment to say that you CAN create trigless P-Locks to send just CC data without a note. Very cool to create movement with another track that could be playing at a different time signature.ļ»æ"
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That scroll list for sample selection looks - Iāll just say it crap
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Has anyone used the sample transfer app yet? How is that working?
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Apparently 2 Cc messages are enough for NRPN.
Not that common for midi controllers. Ok with UC33, BS3X, maybe BRC2000ā¦
Donāt know for DAWS, didnāt try.
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