That doesn't sound normal to me... When I turn up the volume on mine, I don't hear anything unless it's being triggered. I'd look into a return/exchange.

@@braintree56thanks a lot. Already done. I’ll get another one. :)

Polyphony in Modular can be a bit tricky. This would probably be your best option if that's what you want. I don't know if any other device that could provide it as easily!

@@braintree56 Thanks so much! Great to get your feedback!

Yep. (I think) In Logic, go to Settings -> Audio+Midi -> Midi Sync. In the midi sync project settings, make sure to enable the midi clock for the channel the Subh is on. The Subh should be configured to receive the midi clock. So the settings you need to adjust are in Logic. Let me know if you still have trouble and I can try to do it the next time I'm in my studio. I'm trying to give this advice from memory... :)

@ thanks!

It's probably something with the clock division. Try adjusting that or clearing the sequence.

@ thanks solved.

Ha! Thanks for watching. :)

Ha! Thanks. I'm actually wearing a flannel shirt. :) I'm from Maine so I think I should get a pass on that one! (Or does that make it worse?!?!)

@@braintree56 lol, flannel being a word garbage. some YT vids have peeps talking just to fill up space i.e. flannel. - Love Maine by the way.

@@firstandlast4415 Hilarious... I had no idea!

@@braintree56 UK expression. Waffle has the same meaning.

Great question. It provides up to +5 db of gain. So it won't quite get you there... You'll still need a dedicated I/O module.

Thanks for the feedback. I talk a lot about the CV range in the video on Button Combos. I probably should have explained it here first, but I bet you'll get the info you need in that video... It's basically how high or low the control voltage will go. So, in terms of the pitch, the control voltage can go -5v to +5v at full clockwise. At 1 volt per octave, that's 10 octaves of range. If you set the dial at 1/2 way, it's essentially half that range - -2.5v to +2.5v, so 5 octaves of range. Does that help clear it up?

Thanks!

Ewwwww!!! :p

The M VCO is definitely a highly used patch point for me. Especially if I'm just self patching. I'm going to talk about it a lot in the next video. Thanks for the comment! It means a lot to me to know that people are getting something out of this.

That's because this series is about the original Digitakt. It was made before the Digitakt 2. The point of the first video is establishing the pace of the series as slow and thorough as opposed to fast and to the point. If you felt this video was a waste of time, you'll likely find the subsequent videos a waste of time too. As an educator, it's always a challenge to find a pace that works for everyone. I did not intend to do that with these. I saw that there were other videos out there that focus on efficiency. I wanted to make something different. If you're looking for efficiency - these are not the videos for you. There are lots of other tutorials for you. If you are looking for thorough, paced, and thoughtful presentation, I suspect you'll find it here. And by the end - you'll have learned every detail of your box. Don't skip forward though!!! It's all important. :)

It definitely has Lyra vibes...

I'm guessing there's a way to do it with garageband - although I've never done it. This is using Logic Pro so you don't need Ableton.

I actually just got a Digitakt 2. I'm assuming it's similar, but I'll probably put out an update soon with the MKII

Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to be clearer going forward. :)

@braintree56 , hey thanks for sharing!👍

I really really like mine... You need to pair it with the A-154 to get the most out of it. If you can swing it - I highly recommend. The A-154 needs a lot of depth in the case...