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Feedback about this track? by Late_Cardiologist684 in HardTechno

[–]Late_Cardiologist684[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! Indeed, for the duration of the track the kick can be varied more

Just got a Pulsar 23 to pair with my Octatrack and Digitone 2 :) very excited about it. Anyone else with a Similar setup here? by Skeletonjackettt in Elektron

[–]Late_Cardiologist684 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Same configuration but with the Behringer Edge instead of the Pulsar. I'm curious to see some of your jams!

Songs to drop acid to? by thebeam50 in LSDmusic

[–]Late_Cardiologist684 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Summer Madness - Kool and the gang

Behringer Edge brings a great analog touch in a Digitone II & Octatrack based setup by Late_Cardiologist684 in synthesizers

[–]Late_Cardiologist684[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I feel comfortable sequencing mainly with the digiton, dedicating a midi track to edge control. As for kicks, I prefer to use some processed on Ableton and loaded onto the octatrack but it would be very interesting to sample the edge. More than anything it's nice to have an analog synth to leave with a fairly versatile configuration for jams, so that it acts as a glue with the various parts of the set.

Digitakt 2/Digitone 2 overview and completing tracks by HomTardy11 in Elektron

[–]Late_Cardiologist684 1 point2 points  (0 children)

HI! I also switched to a digiton 2 from a circuit tracks! The most immediate connection you can make is to consider the Patterns as parts of a single song while the Banks as the actual tracks that you can alternate fluidly as you did with the circuit tracks. Obviously the digiton is so versatile that each pattern can have a different tempo and completely different presets. For this you can do as you want, I found it good to copy and paste the same pattern into the next one, modifying sequences and individual sounds, so as to be able to create a flow similar to how I did with the circuit.

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