Right, they go through the Digital filters, but I don’t think they go through the analog filters when outputting to USB.
You might want to look into the Roland MV-1 Verselab which features full integration with Roland ZenBeats, and basically expands the 10-track rompler-esque groovebox into a full studio with unlimited audio recording and layering with a pretty capable DAW attached to it. The MV-1 is a very frustrating machine on its own but very capable when paired with another screen for mixing and other whatnot. I am not really speaking from experience though, even though I own one. TBH I have yet to gel with it and I’m struggling with whether or not to trade/sell it. I know it’s an incredibly capable machine with tons of great sounds, effects, and features. It has a built-in microphone preamp ffs, I just haven’t gelled with it yet. It does a lot of things though, and it’s basically its own DAW controller, and comes with a fully-featured DAW in ZenBeats.
Anyway, I saw the MC-707 mentioned above and thought the MV-1 might be worth mentioning.
Pro Tools can now integrate USB audio devices as “AUX IO”, including Overbridge channels in conjunction with your preferred audio interface.
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very interesting! just did some research into it and it looks super cool! not a pro tools user but maybe need to…
Damn, you’re right! Thanks for letting me know. 
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One of the best tricks of Overbridge is that it can add more inputs/outputs to a DAW without having to make an aggregated device, and dealing with the latency.
Does anyone know of a DAW plugin that can do something similar? I.e it lets you add an arbitrary USB audio device to a channel without having to use the DAW’s own I/O?
Can overbridge add input from 2 or more elektron devices even on windows? I have a rytm mki and heat but have only router through mixer and interface so far, would be handy to have the option also