Yes, sir. You'll probably want to use the MIDI Control Center that came with the MiniLab mk3 to configure the MIDI messages to suit your needs, but they would definitely pair well together.

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Yessir, you would just need to send two midi notes - one for the FX button itself, and another for the effect you want to use. The only thing you can’t control are the two A and B knobs.

Unfortunately not. No built in power supply.

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I really don't think the intent is to exclude anyone. I corresponded with the creator quite a bit when I ordered mine and he really cares about the customer experience. Also, now that the LEDs come pre-soldered (or so I've heard), this is a fairly simple project and a great first for anyone looking to learn - through-hole component soldering isn't the hardest and is a lot more forgiving than SMD. That said, you should reach-out on the contact page (denki-oto.weebly.com/contact.html#/) and see if he'd be willing to sell you a pre-made unit. If not, I might even be willing to help out if you purchased a unit and had it shipped direct to me. Reach out on my website and let's talk about options: monsterlogostudios.com/

Haha, no. The OKX-27 is a keeper.

Congrats friend. That’s exciting.

That’s a big help. Easily was the most time consuming part of the process.

Thank you for the support. This made my day.

@@monsterlogostudios hell yea!

Depends on what you’re going for. Lofi for sure, very warm. Would def want to set it behind a pop filter of some kind and sing off axis since the capsule is exposed. I’ve never used it for vocals, but it would def have some character.

I'm on ver 3.2.2

@@voidenterthehighlightswhat note are you entering in your phrase to trigger the loop? Maybe try correcting the pitch there by adjusting your note up/down.

@@HellenButterlips C1. It's just not working for me. Tried different samples but it just doesn't sound right

Can you post a picture of your Instrument Mods screen?

Join the discord - when I bought, supplies were limited, but private links were shared as kits became available. The Korg Nanokey2 might be a decent alternative depending on which features your after. Korg, 25-Key Midi Controller (NANOKEY2BK),Black a.co/d/2aq1rPG

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Thank you for the support! More vids on the way as time permits. Let me know if you have any specific requests.

@monsterlogostudios Making a drum beat from scratch, rythim and melody, applying effects/envelopes/lfos, so much to learn really 😅

@sarundayo A little bit of everything. I’ll see what I can do.

Yes! You can shift the note left or right (0 to 99, with 50 being right on tempo) and adjust note length with the step attributes.

Yes it does. I don’t personally have one, but I’ve received confirmation from several customers that everything has worked fine. If you do run into any issues, don’t hesitate to reach out for support or a full refund.

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Thank you! You're correct about the routing. I have instrument 4 setup as a MIDI Out instrument on Channel 2 but routed to the Internal Port 03. In the actual Phrase, I'm playing a random note on Instrument 4, but in midi settings I have MIDI Channel 2 being routed to Instruments 01 and 05. Instrument 01 is the Hypersynth, instrument 05 is the 'external instrument' that is sending MIDI to the Prismatic Spray and receiving the audio on the Stereo Line-Input. This setup allows the same randomly generated note from MIDI instrument 4 to keep the Hypersynth and Prismatic Spray 'in tune' with one another. The M8 is great at ambient by itself. The best way is def the way that's most accessible and inspiring for you. Wiring up something as complicated as this is totally unnecessary, but it scratches a particular itch for me and it was a fun way to explore some of these new features when they were initially released.

@@monsterlogostudios Thanks a ton for sharing. I think this setup is creative and the work is beautiful. Your channel has taught me a lot about the M8. Thanks and keep them coming. Cheers

Yes…or it was prior to the 1.5 update. With v1.5 introduced earlier this year, there are now dedicated Werp and Repitch machines for time stretching and pitch effects on the Digitakt.

​@@monsterlogostudioscheers. From what I understand of werp though, is that it basically just does this, rather than it being a new time-stretching algorithm. I could be wrong though!

@rorz999 likely correct. Having a “machine” just eliminates the hassle of setting it up. Much easier to use now.

You’re correct - can only load samples up to 24-bit

Don't have a woovebox, but I do have an M8. Learning curve with the M8 I think entirely depends how experienced you are with trackers. It can do a lot, but it does it all in such a unique way, the learning curve can be massive. You can still make music fairly quickly, but sometimes getting specific things you want can be tricky

@@vangoghsseveredear Agreed and that makes a lot of sense. I’ve almost ordered the M8 a couple times now when it’s available but gaining enough mastery on it to translate what I hear into what plays seems like it might be a bit of a time commitment. It sounds so amazing though that I may have to do it anyway.

@mrfork the learning curve is not as steep as it appears - there are a lot of demo projects available that makes it easy to reverse engineer your way to success.

@@monsterlogostudios very cool. I'll have to check into it. Thanks for the information.

I’m a bit of a Neanderthal, so between the less than average brain capacity and my sausage fingers, def a predictable outcome.

Well produced video nice work! Seems like an interesting device definitely curious. I do enjoy my PO33 despite its sometimes tiring workflow.