Removing a Condition from a TRIG

[DCO]

Hi,

first post here! I’ve been looking for this for quite a while but could not find anything. Hope you can help or point me to a thread that has the answer that I did not yet find:

I have set a TRIG in the sequencer (of the digitakt) and have chosen a condition for that trig. Now I want to remove that condition since after listening to the pattern I just want that trig to play normally everytime the sequencer reaches it. But I can’t! If I scroll through all the available conditions, there is no “no condition” option. The closest is the 99% option, but that’s 99%, not “no condition”.

The manual sais to press down the corresponding encoder and press “No” to reset the value. But if I do that while holding down the trig that I am working on, nothing happens. The display says something like “clear parameter”, but the value stays the same. There are a lot of parameter locks on that trig so I don’t want to have to delete it and set it all up again. There must be a way to go back to “—” in the COND-parameter…

Any ideas?

Best,
Moritz

[jefones]

Hold the trig and push down the encoder that corresponds to trig conditions. It should clear it, no need to press no

[DCO]

Thanks a ton!!! Will try this!

[RandomSkratch]

You could also just scroll the knob all the way back left until it’s blank.

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[DCO]

Thanks! I tried just turning it all the way back but it does never reach a blank parameter. It only moves back until you are back at the first condition (I think it’s FILL).

[Hawk]

This doesn’t work, you need to hold the trig and press the encoder to clear. Very fast and easy.

[RandomSkratch]

Ah I couldn’t remember if it would work or not (not near DT).

[DCO]

Thanks for these incredibly fast answers! This is an awesome community!!

[Gino]

I know this isn’t exactly the same thing, but wanted to mention it…

One trick I do is to convert a note trig to a lock trig to “mute” it, and then back to note trig when I want to hear it again. I know it’s not really muting it fully as p-locks are processed, but I use this all the time.

To change a note trig to a lock trig, hold [FUNC] and tap a note trig, and it will change to yellow.
To convert it back, you tap the lock trig (Yellow) and it will then be a note trig (Red).
Be careful to not tap a note trig, as it will then be gone. I wish [FUNC] + Trig toggled it between note and lock, as then it would be easier to use, and remember.

Best regards,

Gino

[Hawk]

Interesting way to use that, very cool. For trig mutes I use the reload function a lot; quick save, tap the trigs I want to “mute,” and then reload to bring them back. Lots of little ways to create workflows in these boxes!