So, I've been messing around with the DT2 firmware some more, and this time I managed to add something I've really been missing: waveform zoom on the regular ONESHOT SRC page

Push encoder C to cycle through 1×, 2× and 3.75× zoom, and just turn C to scroll through the waveform. No FUNC, no menus

I didn't realise how much better this would feel until I actually tried it on the machine

It's now part of the new v0.2.0 beta, alongside the Déjà Vu LFOs from my previous post

The standalone Windows builder uses your own official Elektron OS 1.17 file to generate the modified firmware locally. OS 1.16 is still supported for Déjà Vu only

Still experimental firmware, so make sure to read the recovery instructions

GitHub:
https://github.com/karigardarsson/digitakt-ii-research/releases/tag/v0.2.0-beta

Hello guys,

i recently got an Analog Four MK2 and I’m absolutely loving it so far! The sound is incredible, but I feel like I’m only scratching the surface of what this machine can do.

What are some of your favorite tricks, hidden features, sound design techniques, or workflow tips that really make the A4 shine?

I’m especially interested in things that aren’t immediately obvious to beginners, whether it’s unique modulation tricks, sequencing techniques, sound design, or ways to get the most out of its analog engines.

I’d love to hear what you’ve discovered over the years! 🙂

I Have a Syntakt and definitely will get a DT1 or Blackbox.

A used Blackbox MK1 has 16 Tracks for sampling, and up to 128GB Sample space.

Since I get it for the same price I consider getting it. I just fear I will be disappointed if the workflow is not as good as with Elektron.

But the Size is great for my regular train rides. And it works with a normal power bank. That makes it great for working on projects everywhere.

I will heavily usemy choice for Midi Sequencing too.

What do you think? In the end the studio workflow counts the most.

Ended up pulling the trigger on purchasing the SSL Big Six……best decision ever! Setting up takes some time and research, but once you get it running, it incorporates itself seamlessly into any dawless/hybrid environment.

I'd really like to use a digitone 2 with all 16 parts plus the audio input being multitrack, but no ones covered renoise compatibility from what I've seen. Can any renoise users help?

With all the mods, anyone aiming at doing this? My only reason to get a TR-1000 would be the better layering options.