hello everyone !! I bought a Digitakt and I’m very happy with it. Yesterday I tried to record all 8 tracks simultaneously, and everything went well! The only problem is that I couldn’t record the wet effects channel that each track contains simultaneously due to the reverb and delay. I can record tracks 1 through 8 and the master track simultaneously. Is there a solution for this? Because I only have the dry tracks.
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Hi, when recording with overbridge you can assign a new track for the FX and simultaneously record the wet signal only as one dedicated track. There is only 1 fx master track, they do not each have a dedicated fx per track, it is a send fx.
For digitakt 2 with 16 tracks, some DAWs have a limitation on the number of total tracks that you can record at once, but I think that 8 plus an FX track should be fine (I’m assuming that this is regarding DT1).
If you just want to record the FX out of the hardware’s main outs, you’ll need to utilize the audio routing portion of the menu and only route the fx to the main outs then track that individually.
For better assistance, be specific about which generation of digitakt and how you’re recording it.
thanks, i have a digitakt 1
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I keep reading “Record” in the title of this thread not as a verb but as an adjective, and I think it’s funny. As in, the signal set a new record for wetness - the wettest signal ever…
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What part of speech would “record” be? I don’t think adjective is right, but noun doesn’t seem quite right either… ![]()
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