Sometimes I'm very surprised about the outcomes of my jam sessions. Today, for instance, I had a very specific track idea on my mind that I wanted to create, and I really achieved this idea at the end. And sometimes I have a concrete idea but I get something completely different at the end. However ... I hope you like this one :) Don’t forget to let me know if you like it so I can post more stuff like this in the future :)

minutes is a big challenge for each performer, especially when using grooveboxes like the Elektron Digitakt I wrote down some of the techniques I'm using to add variation to static patterns on the Digitakt and The Digitakt Probability Setting This is a new setting that was introduced with Digitakt Firmware 1.20

As I love to take field recordings, I took my Digitakt and went out to the forrest near my hometown. It was a windy day, and so I took some recordings of the wind in the forrest, put it on the Digitakt

Right before the weekend kicks off, I have another some new music for you guys :) The track was created on a long train journey to Germany. It runs at a rather slow speed and features a great padsound, which is so extremely distorted that it almost sounds like the solo of an electric guitar. Do you like it? Let me know in the comments below!

My plan is to release a minimal house album in autumn, created with the Digitakt, and I prepare a lot This one is once more a Digitakt only Jam at a pretty slow speed, I tend to call the style "Minimal Dub

Let's get Funky! Today's jam makes heavy use of noises - I use 3 tracks only for this purpose. Wonderful! The pad sound's bitrate is LFO-modulated, a huge reverb makes it the moving element of this track with it's also LFO-modulated filter frequency. I love the combination of several stab sounds as well, they call and answer and fit into the groove nicely.

I'm currently working on a couple of collabs and they are all Digitakt based. This little groovy Digitakt jam is one of them, it got pretty minimalistic and I love the groove that

The combination of my new Elektron Model:Samples and the Digitakt turns out to be very efficient for And then, in a separate session, I plug it into the Digitakt and start adding basslines, pads etc. I don't use the Digitakt's Loopback feature on this song - instead, I kick in some spontanous delay shots

Some of my YouTube subscribers wanted to know how I make my texture sounds with the Digitakt. Check my Digitakt Online Class! It's a video course focussed on creating tracks with the Digitakt.

Want to learn more about Digitakt track creation? Have a look and check my Digitakt Online Class! It's a video course focussed on creating tracks with the Digitakt. It covers LFOs, Arrangement, Performing, Digitakt FX and many other interesting topics!

You can use these tips for all different workflows, it's not Digitakt exclusive. Digitakt Lo-Fi Tip #3: Use Lo-Fi gear Gear can be used in different ways. Or connect the Digitakt output to a speaker, record it with a mic and sample it back to the Digitakt. Want to dive deeper into Digitakt track creation? Have a look and check my Digitakt Online Class! It's a video course focussed on creating tracks with the Digitakt.

The Digitakt is a great device, no quesion: in a compact housing, it offers an insane number of possibilities It works great and expands the 8 tracks of the Digitakt by adding 6 more audiotracks, which I mainly But what if I don't feel like wiring and only want to go with the Digitakt? You can learn more about this technique in my video tutorial about Digitakt Textures. My Digitakt Online Class is a video course focussed on creating tracks with the Digitakt.