Digitakt 101 : Navigating & Mastering the Interface : Elektron Design Language

0:00 - intro
2:30 - page per function
3:40 - the left side of the digitakt
4:40 - function + mute modes (purple + green)
6:26 - pattern + bankz button
7:13 - metronome
7:40 - system settings + buttons under screen + sample management
13:20 - rec + play + stop + copy / paste
16:04 - cueing / play button function
17:30 - the page-per-function-five-buttons
19:00 - the trig page
21:00 - the source page (sample)
22:45 - filter page
23:50 - amp page
25:00 - delay and reverb pages
26:04 - LFOs
26:49 - compressor / mixer / inputs
27:51 - midi brief
28:43 - the page button
30:30 - arrows and ending

~gear~

~other gear~

Camera Rig - (GH5 / iPhone12)

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Robot optimization : Master the art of navigating the Elektron Digitakt with this comprehensive tutorial! In this in-depth video guide, we take you through every aspect of the Digitakt, the powerful sampling drum machine and sequencer from Elektron. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this tutorial provides step-by-step instructions to help you navigate and explore all the features of the Digitakt with confidence.

Learn how to navigate the intuitive interface, understand the different buttons, knobs, and menus, and discover the various modes and functions available. From loading and manipulating samples to creating patterns, arranging tracks, and using the powerful sequencer, this tutorial covers it all. Unlock the full potential of the Digitakt as we delve into its sampling capabilities, sound design tools, and performance features.

Follow along as we guide you through creating beats, layering sounds, and experimenting with effects. Dive into the world of parameter locks, conditional triggers, and live performance techniques that will take your music production to new heights. Get insider tips, tricks, and workflow suggestions to streamline your creative process and unleash your musical ideas.

Whether you're a producer, beatmaker, or live performer, the Elektron Digitakt is a versatile and powerful tool. This tutorial ensures that you'll be able to navigate and harness its immense potential to its fullest extent. Don't miss out on this opportunity to level up your skills and create music with precision and creativity. Watch now and become a Digitakt pro!

[AndrewLovelesss]

If you streamed yourself making a project from scratch I would watch every minute of it! Keep the good content coming :)

[Further-South]

Most neccesary video about the digitakt in youtube . Thank you!

[chnk]

I got a Digitakt this week and have only had a few hours to play with it between working and whatnot. I was really intimidated at first, but honestly everything is pretty laid out right in front of you. It's got a nice workflow and there's been more than a few times where I've said "it would be cool if it did this" then I try it out and the Digitakt actually does it. You can tell they put a lot of time and trial/error into the interface design.

If you're someone reading this and your on the fence - Just buy it. If an idiot like me can figure it out, so can you.

[arismakesmusic]

I’ve had my DT for a couple of years now, and still consider myself a novice. Your video here is REALLY easy to follow and you do a great job of simplifying some of the Elektron concepts and workflows.

[verbalpics]

This the second video I've watched from you, as a new Digitakt owner, and I gotta say, your presentation style and attitude are a pleasure to watch, and you manage to be super informative while not seeming overly technical. I appreciate this talent immensely and am subscribing. Thank you.

[fuentessetneuf]

Goddam Wes. You’re the man! Always love talking to you and your colleagues in the store. Just got myself a DT and I’ll probably be watching this multiple times. Thank you so much for putting this out there.

[dslavin]

Subbed. Such concise and clear presentation. This Digitakt noob appreciates your vids.

[christopherecatalano]

Excellent, perfectly paced. I struggle with coming to grips with it based on the manual, but this brings it all much more into usable territory. Thank you!

[aidanduffy]

Thanks for another great video! Finding these really helpful since I got my digitakt. What a beast. It's such a new world. So much more advanced than other machines I've had. And yet compact and not convoluted. I love your style, you're very fun and friendly. The only limitation that the Digitakt has that I think would increase its usability greatly to add is stereo samples. Even without I'm gonna keep using it and getting better with it. But I do think it would open doors.

[walterclark]

Thank you taking your time to explain everything. Most videos speed up over time and becomes confusing for me (beginner). Very helpful, need more videos like this.

[iamsimonmorris]

From an absolute NOOB I am so appreciative of your TWO tutorials so far. It has really helped me. So hard to find such content anywhere. Looking forward to more...again thanks.

[boombap]

I think your approach is great. Super humble and informative while having some personality to your presentation. Thanks a lot bro

[PacifierMusic]

Best instructional video ever!!! Btw… I was in a band in high school called Naster Molume Vob

[nomad]

From what I understand Elektron started as a school project. I always wanted to know how they got the idea for their workflow. Very unique. I wish they made a mini documentary and tour of their headquarters to show how it all started. Because out of all the hardware out there, it is so different.

[liuchaquan]

came for the tutorial, stayed for the cozy personality.

[OFFMike]

Thank you 🙏🏾 I know the Dt but you gave some details that definitely help, and yes a build from scratch format may be dope.🔥🔥🔥

[chadfurrow]

Thank you for your in-depth and fun-to-follow video! I'm looking forward to more!

[RianTrost]

Awesome video. Appreciate you taking the time to go through all of that!

[InnerPeaceSounds]

Thank you very much for this wonderful overview!

[freezerman]

Excellent overview. Very useful. Thanks and 'easy peasy' to you :)