1+ this product should have been designed with a battery
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For me the Digitakt is great. Song mode is not needed, as you can create songs very easily if you want. Just change the workflow.
But I would like to see some layers trig locks. At the moment when you have a trig with all kind of different trig conditions then it isn’t possible to create a nice fill. Because the trig conditions can still be activated. It would be nice to overlay a note with a trig lock that says fill with some othe parameter locks. So that the note is played in 50% randomness but when you press fill the note will be played with other filter parameter locks.
The second thing I would like to is a record trig. And the possibility to record for a period of time. So start at the record trig and then stops after 16 steps. So I can create loops that has the exact length. Now I have to place a sound on the first trig record it. And cut the end away on my computer so the sample is exact long enough. I know I can cut it off with the Digitakt. But that doesn’t show me the length in seconds so it is not precise.
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On the monomachine the audio tracks and the midi tracks each share 3 lfo’s. If this was applied to the digitakt in its current state, that would give 2 lfo’s to share between each audio and midi track.
I would like to see this.
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I’m shure this has been posted like a hundred times before here. but this is my first post and i have to start somewhere.
i own a digitakt for 2 weeks now, and i love it.
but it has become clear immediately that some sort of zooming inside the SRC page (or a possibility to get your samples back to the recorder-edit-page) would be very handy yet basic enough to be implemented without challenging the benefits of getting a bigger elektron unit.
add some slicing functionality (optional!) and i consider the DT a real beast. 
greets
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parameterslide like the Machinedrum please
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Tons of options on this thread.
That’s about the most interesting and plausible ‘request’ I’ve seen on this thread.
“I’d buy that for a dollar!”
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I’ve just watched the video of tips and tricks from loopop, and I loved the trick to control digitakt audio tracks thru digitakt midi tracks… but it’s not practical use the midi cable for that.
Then it would be awesome use that trick withour midi cable: Control audio tracks thru midi tracks, like midi machines on machinedrum.
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Hello everyone, this is my first time posting after spending several years lurking on the forum.
Not sure if it’s been mentioned here previously, but I’d love an arpeggiator on the Digitakt. I know you can sequence an arpeggio, but it would be a blast to be able to perform an arpeggiated line using the trig buttons chromatically. I’d also really like to be able zoom in on my samples in the “source” page for precise tweaking of start / end / loop points. It would be nice to have more pitch range than just four octaves, as I often feel I can’t get low enough bass sounds when using short “click” or “pop” samples as oscillators. I’d love to be able to process external input through the Digitakt’s effects and filters, and speaking of the filters it would be great to have some kind of bandpass or notch filter. Let’s see, this one has definitely been mentioned by other users here, but sample slicing in the “source” page would be excellent for cutting up longer samples when I just want to use different little bits of it per trig. You could set up several “slices” in the source page and then have that as an LFO destination too, so you could modulate it to cycle through each slice randomly, or whatever.
I know we’re getting into Octatrack territory here, but I really hate the workflow on that box and would rather just keep on truckin’ with my Digitakt which is much more intuitive and fun.
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Not sure if plausible, as far as we know overbridge only runs on a full blown DAW so would take some finagling to squeeze into a little breakout box!
Stop crushing my dreams!!!
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Raspberry pi 
Who knows…
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Not sure if plausible… full-blown DAW[/quote]
Well, not being a software/ hardware engineer, I honestly couldn’t say. But it is far more ‘doable’ using the suggested break out box (nifty idea by the way @Snipecatcher), than suggestions for similar features which don’t mention it - ’ how about {insert heavily resource hogging feature here}? '.
Who knows how much it might cost, certainly more than a dollar, but in my opinion it’s absolutely plausible considering the finagling power of the chaps at Elektron and the fact that it would be totally focused on one job rather than many, as a laptop might be.
Come to think of it, something with the processing power of a mini pc, combined with a DAC chip could do the trick.
Either way, this whole thread is totally ‘pie in the sky’.
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That’s the whole point of the thread really. Discussion of fantasy. Generally when I post an idea in this thread it’s for community feedback and if I get decent feedback here I send it to elektron.
Breakout box would be interesting though. Kinda like the output expanders for the mpc.
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Tempo divisions and multiplications per track! It seems like such a simple thing to have I don’t know why it isn’t a standard on every sequencer. It’s a drum machine it’d complete it if we could do polyrhythms
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USB host mode for computer-less external USB MIDI keyboard. You never know…
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+1 for a peak/EQ option in the filter types (more useful than a BP to sculpt samples)
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damn i just found that
Digitakt can do it!
But the sequencer perform this trick ,on one track/
And perceives the 7 tracks loopeing on the number of steps of the first track :
So, if you have a loop on 4 steps on track 1 / Track 2 will be built on 4 steps.
Too bad!
An update is welcome to counter the minimal problem of the sequencer.
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At the danger that this request has already been written: it would be nice if you could switch the active track via CC.
yup
We can dream.
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