DIGISEQ for Digitakt
DIGISEQ for the Elektron Digitakt mk1: pick a sequencer per track on TRIG’s second page. SNAKE walks a 4×2 grid of cells; 185 plays eight stages, each with its own length, pitch, velocity and mode (rest, one, repeat, hold).
- Custom firmware
- Stable
- Medium brick risk
- Reversible
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Before you start
- How hard is it?
- EasyCopy a file or use a web page. No extra software.
- What you need
- A USB or MIDI cable
- Comfort with the command line
- A computer
- Another hack installed first
- Can it break my device?
- Small chance of trouble, with a way to recover.
- Can I undo it?
- Yes. You can go back to the official software.
Did it work for you?
Did DIGISEQ for Digitakt work on your Elektron Digitakt?
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Compatibility
Devices: Elektron Digitakt.
No compatibility information yet.
Getting started
From the project's README ("Install"):
In the elekloader app, add both files for your OS from elemods/: digiseq-dt-0.2-os1.54.elemod and seq-events-dt-0.2-os1.54.elemod (or the two -os1.53 files). Untick DIGISNAKE and any older seq-events, keep the app's core ticked, build, and send the firmware to the Digitakt. From the command line:
python -m elekloader.patch --stock DigitaktOS1.54.syx
--mod core-4.1-os1.54.elemod --mod elemods/seq-events-dt-0.2-os1.54.elemod
--mod elemods/digiseq-dt-0.2-os1.54.elemod --out Digitaktdigiseq.syxIt links with PUMP for Digitakt 1.3, DH-101 0.25, Digi Mono 0.24, machine-pages 1.3, digihealth 1.0.1, the LØST LVLS boot splash and DIRECT JUMP for Digitakt 1.0.
Risk and recovery
- Brick risk
- Medium
- Reversible
- Yes
- Requires opening the device
- No
From the project's README ("DIGISEQ for Digitakt"):
This is the Digitakt version. For the Elektron Digitone mk1 / Digitone Keys, use DIGISEQ for Digitone instead: the files here do not run on a Digitone, and the Digitone's do not run on a Digitakt.
Sequencer types for the Elektron Digitakt mk1, as an elekloader mod (id digiseq-dt). Each track picks its own TYPE and plays it in place of its own trigs, so T1 can play SNAKE, T2 185, and T3 its own trigs. It works on all 8 audio tracks (a note is the sample's pitch, like a note lock) and the 8 MIDI tracks, for external gear.
- SNAKE: a Cartesian sequencer after Maxime Dangles' MDD Snake and Make Noise's René. Eight cells in a 4 × 2 grid that matches knobs A–H, walked by a path. This is DIGISNAKE for Digitakt, unchanged.
- 185: a stage sequencer after ML-185 (Nico Starke's free Max for Live device, itself after RYK's M-185 for the Roland System 100m). Eight stages, each with a pitch, a velocity, a length of 1–8 clock pulses (how long the stage plays before the next) and a mode: rest, one note, a note every pulse, or one note held for the whole stage.
By Robbie (designed and tested on a Digitakt mk1, OS 1.54). GPL-2.0-or-later.
> Unofficial and unsupported. Flashing modified firmware is at your own risk; the stock Digitakt OS always > recovers the unit (send the stock .syx from the boot menu).
185: PITCH 185: PULSES 185: MODE (playing) 185: SETUP SNAKE: NOTES SNAKE: PATH …
Credits, license and support
- License
- GPL-2.0