Pardon the weird title, but I just noticed something peculiar 
On both the Digitakt II and Syntakt promo photos, Elektron has used the exact same step arrangement on the trigger keys. Have a look below:
Are they sending us some secret message?
Guess we’ll know shortly, if this post is allowed to stay up or not 
“The forum post they don’t want you to see” 
Edit: Wouldn’t surprise me if this is some sort of regular script they use for a consistent reproducible marketing approach or something
I think the sequencer is supposed to show the customer a varied layout of options and that’s it.
Not aware of any hidden messages though people tried to look for meaning in the E25 font sprinkle: E25 easter egg hunt
Yes, you figured it out: it clearly spells out “Tonverk”.
The secret message is “Go outside, get away from your computer for a while”.
Actually, that might just be my own message to myself.
Octatrack mkiii confirmed.
You should ask Thomann, maybe they will spill the beans (again).
On a more serious note: I assume someone was once tasked with finding a good trig placement to show the different variations without confusing customers. This is what they’ve settled on, so they’re sticking to it. No need to change it for every new box.
Yes, if you play it backwards (feature request) it says: “DN II sells whelks in Hull” (backmasking it obviously) #OzzyWasHere
See, this is how I know Half-Life 3 is just around the corner.
That’s just lazy use of Clipart. I mean even the knobs are in the same position.
The secret message: “Here’s a cool kick pattern! Try it!”
I am excited to report the amazing results of testing this secret pattern on my Digitakt! Turns out, if you use this pattern to play a sample of a Tibetan singing bowl resonating at 432 Hz, it makes magic things possible. It brought to life a dying succulent I use for video shoots and miraculously made my Analog Four 16-voice polyphonic!
Sound clips or it didn’t happen
What a funny coincidence. I’m posting from a bunker and I type this exact sequence of numbers into an old computer console every few hours to reset a countdown timer. No idea what happens if I don’t.
Congratulations! 1-2-4-5-8-9-11-12-14-15-16 is the tracking number of the Digitakt II package from Thomann to your bunker.
The sad thing is i enlarged the image Deckard style and printed off a hard copy for reference .
Give me a hard copy, right there
