I try to tuck the stuff I make under different threads- forgive me for this plug. The machinedrum has always been my favorite sound source, and with the addition of the advanced sequencer from the Digitakt- I’m just in heaven.
If you’ve done some advanced sequencing of the Machinedrum, please post your recordings here- so I’m not just flaunting myself(this “track” was pieced together in, I estimate, an hour(on a whim)- if it’s any good, it’s accidentally good)
MD only, random lfos controlling CTRL ALL machine.
I made some tests with midi loopback, lfos on notes triggering different machines, and lfos on PCs to change patterns randomly. Even with MD only you can do advanced sequencing, but I have to do it with OT and it’s arp (rdm machine triggering and pattern with MAP)
Interesting !
So what is that trigless workaround?
Not in love with CTR 8P I used to modulate MID tracks.
Frustration with MD synthesis limitations, and much better OCTATRACK sequencer.
plocks on CTR-8P machine’s track will not trig the controlled machines, just alter their parameters - so 8 parameters per CTR-8P track that you can trigless trig
Hey. I’m searching the original sheet in pdf of this picture in order to change colors. I want to sequence MD with OT.
Does anybody know where to find it?
Any clue, @MDMnM@dubathonic@defenestration@Ryan@PeterHanes?
super cool @sezare56 … thanks for all your effort putting this together!
i’ve never seen the original of the document you mention. if it’s not in the elektronauts files section, maybe try the files section of the old forum, assuming it still works?
in any case the version you’ve created is going to become a new page in my MD grimoire. i lose entirely too much creativity-sapping time figuring these numbers out when i aim my MnM sequencer at the MD.
I know im late… @sezare56,but thought to tell that I saw this document just and only at the bottom of the Tarekith tips and trick document…
Filament posted it to the old forum…maybe like this you can find it there…dunno
So another thing we can thank @Tarekith for!
Cheers!
Happy tweeking!