Micro-Timing + Retrigs - Digitakt Tutorial - Part 9

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[Vingul]

Just so you know @Braintree56, this part is missing from your Digitakt Tutorial playlist.
Edit: didn't see that someone had already commented this, but it's still not there.
P.S. receiving my Digitakt in a few days, looking forward to watching these more intently with my own unit for reference.

[jmeade]

Your demo of the retrig showing how to apply it on a per-step basis was extremely helpful. You showed setting the length of the retrig quantized to #steps, however the menu options seemed to allow for intermediate lengths with, what appeared to be, sub-note-length quantization, e.g. 2.13/16 to 2.25/16. Do you know if this level of quantization is the same as the micro-timing shift quantization?

[GeorgeLocke]

7:15 1 is a sixteenth note, two is a quarter, three is a dotted eighth note ❤

[PiotrstrashcanŚmietnikPiotra]

Brilliant, exactly what I was looking for!

[LindseyKyle]

Great Stuff - I think this Part 9 is missing from the Digitakt Tutorial Playlist on your channel?

[dandelionMine]

Thank you so much for the clear explanation!

[xrkalitza]

Is there a way to control the retrigs with lfo?

[rossjackson]

Are retrigs not available on midi tracks?