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15. SETTINGS MENU
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CLOCK RECEIVE will, when active, make Digitakt respond to MIDI clock sent from external devices.
CLOCK SEND will, when active, make Digitakt transmit MIDI clock.
PRG CH RECEIVE will, when active, make Digitakt respond to incoming program change messages,
which is useful when wanting to select patterns externally. The MIDI channel that will listen to incom-
ing program change messages is set in the MIDI CHANNELS menu. For more information, please see
“15.3.3 CHANNELS” on page 57.
PRG CH SEND will, when active, send program change messages when patterns are changed. The
MIDI channel that will send program change messages is set in the MIDI CHANNELS menu. For more
information, please see “15.3.3 CHANNELS” on page 57.
15.3.2 PORT CONFIG
MIDI port related settings are found in this menu. Change settings by using the [LEFT]/[RIGHT] arrow
keys.
TURBO SPEED press [YES] to start the turbo speed negotiation. Speed is chosen automatically. Please
note that you must use a MIDI interface that supports the Turbo-MIDI protocol.
OUT PORT FUNCTIONALITY selects what type of signal the MIDI OUT port will send.
• MIDI makes it possible for the port to send out MIDI data.
• DIN 24 will make the port send DIN 24 sync pulses. No MIDI data is sent on the port when this option
is selected.
• DIN 48 will make the port send DIN 48 sync pulses. No MIDI data is sent on the port when this option
is selected.
THRU PORT FUNCTIONALITY selects what type of signal the MIDI THRU port will send. The settings
are the same as for OUT PORT FUNCTIONALITY.
INPUT FROM selects the source Digitakt will receive MIDI data from.
• DISABLED will make Digitakt disregard any incoming MIDI data.
• MIDI will make Digitakt listen only to MIDI data sent to the MIDI IN port.
• USB will make Digitakt listen only to MIDI data sent to the USB port.
• MIDI+USB will make Digitakt listen to MIDI data sent to both the MIDI IN and USB ports.
OUTPUT TO selects the destination to which Digitakt will send MIDI data.
• DISABLED will stop Digitakt from sending out any MIDI data.
• MIDI will make Digitakt send MIDI data to the MIDI OUT port only.
• USB will make Digitakt send MIDI data to the USB port only.
• MIDI+USB will make Digitakt send MIDI data to both the MIDI OUT and USB ports.
If MIDI+USB is selected in the INPUT FROM and/or OUTPUT TO settings, MIDI data will
limit the USB speed. When sending or receiving large chunks of data, make sure you
only use the USB setting.
OUTPUT CH selects whether the knobs will send data on the auto channel or the track channel.
PARAM OUTPUT selects what type of MIDI messages the DATA ENTRY knobs will send. For information
about which CC/NRPN parameters that will be sent, please see “APPENDIX A: MIDI” on page 66.
• NRPN will make the knobs send out NRPN MIDI messages.
• CC will make the knobs send out CC MIDI messages.
ENCODER DEST controls whether the DATA ENTRY and LEVEL knobs sends MIDI data or not. When
set to INT, the knobs only aects the Digitakt and no MIDI data is sent. When set to INT + EXT, the
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- Canada 2
- European union regulation compliance statement 2
- Fcc compliance statement 2
- Legal disclaimer 2
- Important safety and maintenance instructions 3
- Restart 3
- Safety instructions for the power adapter elektron psu 3b 3
- Sound peaks 3
- Warning 3
- Digitakt controls 1 4
- Digitakt sound architecture 3 4
- Introduction 4
- Overview of the digitakt data structure 4 4
- Panel layout and connectors 0 4
- Quick start 9 4
- Table of contents 4
- The digitakt 4
- The user interface 6 4
- Audio track parameters 36 5
- Midi track parameters 43 5
- Patterns kits sounds and samples 23 5
- The sequencer 7 5
- Fx parameters 47 6
- Sampling 49 6
- Settings menu 52 6
- Setup examples 60 6
- Startup menu 59 6
- Appendix a midi 66 7
- Credits and contact information 65 7
- Index 68 7
- Technical information 65 7
- Useful key combinations quick keys 63 7
- Conventions in this manual 8
- Introduction 8
- The digitakt 9
- Data entry knobs a h used for setting parameter values press and turn the knobs to change values 10
- Digitakt 10
- Front panel 10
- If the page is active red orange or inactive off trig parameters accesses parameters such as note velocity and other trig related param eters the secondary function accesses the quantize menu src takes you to the source page that deals with sample playback on audio tracks for midi tracks this page has parameters such as channel program and aftertouch the secondary function accesses sample select fltr accesses the filter page here are the parameters for the multimode filter for the audio tracks on midi tracks you find the cc value settings here the secondary function accesses the delay page 10
- In larger increments 10
- Master volume sets the volume for the main outputs and the headphones output 10
- No key used for exiting an active menu backing one step and negating the secondary function is to 10
- Panel layout and connectors 10
- Parameter keys access the parameter pages of the active track the color of the keys indicates 10
- Pattern opens the pattern menu where pattern management is located 10
- Rary save the active pattern 10
- Sampling opens the sampling menu where you perform the sampling 10
- Screen 10
- Settings contains the management of projects midi configuration and the system settings 10
- Tempo opens the tempo menu where you can adjust the global pattern tempo and also adjust 10
- Temporary reload the active pattern 10
- The secondary function accesses the import export menu 10
- The secondary function saves the current project 10
- The secondary function starts direct sampling 10
- The swing the secondary function makes it possible to tap the tempo 10
- Yes key used for entering sub menus selecting and confirming the secondary function is to tempo 10
- Rear connectors 12
- Setting up and starting the digitakt 12
- Audio voices 13
- Digitakt sound architecture 13
- Effects 13
- Audio tracks 14
- Data structure 14
- Midi tracks 14
- Overview of the digitakt data structure 14
- Patterns 14
- Project drive 14
- Projects samples sounds 14
- Samples 14
- About the tracks 15
- Parameter editing 16
- Screen navigation 16
- The user interface 16
- Copy clear and paste 17
- Overbridge 17
- Quick scrolling 17
- The naming screen 17
- Playing the factory presets 19
- Quick start 19
- Sampling from the external inputs 20
- Digitakt controls 21
- Key behavior 21
- Midi notes 21
- Rotary encoders 21
- Trig keys 21
- Patterns kits sounds and samples 23
- Sound browser 23
- The drive sound library 23
- Sound manager 24
- Editing a sound 25
- Playing a sound 25
- Assigning a sample 26
- Basic pattern operations 27
- Editing a pattern 27
- The sequencer 27
- Micro timing menu 29
- Retrig menu 29
- Pattern menu 30
- Metronome menu 31
- Quantize menu 31
- Scale menu 31
- Trig parameters page 31
- Master page 33
- Sequencer features 33
- Chains 35
- Audio track parameters 36
- Editing the audio track parameters 36
- Src page 1 36
- Trig parameters page 36
- Fltr page 38
- Src page 2 38
- Amp page 39
- Lfo page 40
- Audio track parameters 42
- Lfo waveforms and trig modes 42
- Trig free trig hold one half 42
- Waveform 42
- Editing the midi track parameters 43
- Midi track parameters 43
- Src page 43
- Trig parameters page 43
- Amp page cc select 44
- Fltr page cc value 44
- Lfo page 45
- Editing the fx parameters 47
- Fx parameters 47
- Reverb 48
- Sampling 49
- Sampling audio 49
- Sampling menu 49
- Assigning a sample to a track from the drive 50
- Direct sampling 50
- Sample playback 50
- Project 52
- Samples 52
- Settings menu 52
- Midi config 55
- System 57
- Empty reset 59
- Factory reset 59
- Os upgrade 59
- Startup menu 59
- Test mode 59
- Digitakt with a monophonic bass machine 60
- Setup examples 60
- Controlling a synthesizer using the midi tracks 61
- Sampling from a smart phone 61
- General 63
- Menu access 63
- Naming 63
- Navigating 63
- Saving and reloading 63
- Sequencer recording 63
- Sequencer settings 63
- Track pattern bank select 63
- Useful key combinations quick keys 63
- Clear track clear pattern 64
- Direct sampling 64
- Reset parameters 64
- Sample select 64
- Contact information 65
- Credits 65
- Credits and contact information 65
- Electrical specifications 65
- Hardware 65
- Physical specifications 65
- Technical information 65
- A amp parameters 66
- A filter parameters 66
- A source parameters 66
- A track parameters 66
- A trig parameters 66
- Appendix a midi 66
- Filter 66
- Parameter cc msb cc lsb nrpn msb nrpn lsb 66
- Source 66
- This appendix lists the cc and nrpn specification for the digitakt 66
- Trig parameters 66
- A fx parameters 67
- A lfo parameters 67
- Appendix a midi 67
- Note that the lfo depth is a high resolution parameter with cc lsb value 67
- Parameter cc msb cc lsb nrpn msb nrpn lsb 67
- Reverb 67
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