The Best Workarounds for Syntakt + Digitakt + Digitone | You NEED to know these tips!

Table of contents:
0:00 Introduction
0:42 Kits
3:03 Choke Groups
5:03 Portamento
10:06 Vibrato
11:12 Accents
12:00 Pulse-Width Modulation
14:07 Arpeggios
15:51 Sidechain Compression
17:35 So?
18:00 End Jam

Produced by Jean-Claude Dirckx and Sophie Hoppstädter

[MrMarcLaflamme]

Sound Locks different colour!!! That's amazing! Elektron take note please!

[patfinn]

The Portamento gods clearly received your sacrifice! Portamento is now implemented! It’s very flexible as wellz

[aidanduffy]

Straight out the gate the first tip is something that was really annoying me while working on my new digitakt yesterday. Thanks a lot for that workaround!

[Phearw]

The first one is an absolute game changer! Never knew this was possible, might actually change the way I work with my digis. Thanks a lot!

[SnwPay]

Had the Digitakt for nearly a year, and didn't know that there was a pattern sound pool and associated sound locking. Awesome thanks mate.

[badaegis]

“Kits” alone was worth the price admission. TY!

[ChumpyDumps]

Your diagram at around 13:20 is really helpful. Took me awhile to figure out exactly what depth did when I first got into elektron gear and showing that visual should hopefully help a lot of people

[TimesOfTheSines.official]

If you use lfos in bpm modes. Set speeds +or- at rates of 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 or 64 for the lfos to work in time of the bpm. Values of 3, 6, 12, 24 & 48 work too for dotted note & triplet timing speeds of lfos. Much like finding & using the right delay times & pre delay reverb times to be bpm dependent. The same value apply for setting speeds of the bpm lfos

[GNazarener]

Captain Future at 10:00 ! This is a great tutorial! Thank you so much!

[danderskij]

the Kits suggestion is great, i'm sure i will use it, thanks a lot! But can i suggest you a little trick? When you try to get an integer number on a value (like 12 on LFO depth) use func + knob ;)

[Hysteric_Subjects]

Thank you so very much dude. This was awesome. Especially the PWM part. The descriptions of what each param's numbers actually refer to/do, as well as any basic math around assignment of these things, is a rare find in videos and instructionals available. Cheers.

[GeorgeL]

Thank you soooo much. Extremely useful tips, I had no idea about the reload sequence data hack!

[stephankerkman]

What a treat, Giana Sisters and Bubble Bobble on a Saturday morning!

[apeman]

This is an unbelievable resource. Thank you so much

[kirkleblanc]

2 minutes in and my mind is blown. Thank you!

[Lo-fi_Hi-brow]

Liked & Subscribed. Best new Elektron tutorials out there. More, more, more! I'd love to see some Digitone vids.

[AndrewJohnClive]

Captain, thank you! Brilliant as ever!

[soniquest]

Super useful, thanks! Even though I had *some* idea how to approach these, I've struggled with the exact solutons and this is really clear

[hollywood]

This is really great, keep them coming!

[Rainersherwood]

You truly get what you pay for with elektron. New software updates means you can just p lock portamento. Combine with 32nd length notes and and add some longer notes in combination with p locked portamento for slides. Now you have 303 sounds from most elektron boxes.