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Tuesday, September 22, 2026

168bpm


video upload by 3Echoflow

"168 BPM.

A hardware jam built around fast drums, broken rhythms and shifting electronic textures.

The Digitakt II drives the drums and sequencing, while the TEO-5 handles the synth parts. The Hologram Microcosm especially the Blocks algorithms keeps cutting, stretching and reshaping the beat, pushing it somewhere between drum & bass, breakbeat and glitchy electronic music.

Not really straight DnB, not really classic breaks either just 168 BPM and the sounds getting slightly out of control.

Recorded live in Ableton Live.

Gear:
Elektron Digitakt II
Oberheim TEO-5
Hologram Microcosm

#digitakt2 #teo5 #microcosm #breakbeat #drumandbass #hardwarejam #electronicmusic"

Monday, September 21, 2026

NINE INCH NAILS - Head Like a Hole (Sequential PRO 3 & Elektron DIgitakt 2)


video upload by nicola neeco

"Playing the bassline and drums from Nine Inch Nails’ Head Like a Hole (Pretty Hate Machine).

Synth Bass: Sequential Pro 3 (my own sound design)
Drums: Elektron Digitakt 2, using samples from the Roland R8 drum machine

All performed and programmed by hand.

#nineinchnails #trentreznor #nin #sequentialpro3 #prettyhatemachine"

Saturday, September 19, 2026

NINE INCH NAILS - Closer (Sequential PRO 3 & Elektron Digitakt)


video upload by nicola neeco

"After listening the Nine Inch Noize version of Closer, I wanted to recreate one of my favorite sounds from the original track.
On the Sequential Pro 3, I designed a synth stab patch inspired by the iconic riff of this track from The Downward Spiral.
For the drums, I used the Elektron Digitakt, building a similar industrial groove using samples from my own drum library."

Thursday, September 10, 2026

Drum & Bass at Sunset πŸŒ… LIVE Electronic Hardware Session


video upload by imagination.project

"πŸŒ… A new Drum & Bass live session performed at sunset by the Black Sea in Odesa, Ukraine.

Built live with Elektron Digitakt II, Digitone and Roland S-1 πŸŽ›️ — melodic DnB, deep bass, psychedelic synth textures and evolving hardware sequences.

This time I also brought Virus synth sounds into the track, adding a deeper psychedelic character to the mix. πŸŒ€

Roland S-1 takes a special role in the transitions, creating wild evolving effects and sequences, while Digitakt II and Digitone drive the groove, bass and melodic layers.

🌊 One of the most beautiful sunsets we’ve captured for an Imagination.Project session — electronic music, psychedelic sound and the Black Sea coming together in one live performance.

Recorded on the Black Sea coast in Odesa, Ukraine. πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦"

https://imaginationproject1.bandcamp.com

Previously:

Liquid Drum & Bass LIVE πŸŒ… Digitakt II | Sunset Session

video upload by imagination.project

"Liquid Drum & Bass performed live by the Black Sea in Odesa, Ukraine. πŸŒ…

A melodic sunset DnB session built around Elektron Digitakt II, with live-recorded guitar and trumpet adding an organic atmosphere to the electronic groove.

Everything comes together with melodic samples, deep bass, live sequencing and evolving effects as the sun goes down over the sea."

Liquid Drum & Bass LIVE πŸŒ… Sunset Digitakt II Session

video upload by imagination.project

"Sunset Drum & Bass performed live by the Black Sea in Odesa, Ukraine. πŸŒ…

This time the session moves into a warmer African-inspired DnB vibe — melodic rhythms, percussion and electronic textures performed live on Digitakt II as the sun goes down over the sea.
No studio. No prepared stage. Just hardware, music, rocks and the Black Sea.

πŸŽ›️ Performed live by Andrii Averin

• Elektron Digitakt II
• live sequencing & performance
• Drum & Bass grooves
• percussion & melodic samples
• live effects and transitions

🌊 Recorded on the Black Sea coast in Odesa, Ukraine."

https://imaginationproject1.bandcamp.com

Wednesday, September 09, 2026

New Elektron Outbox8 opens up Digitakt II.


video upload by keinseier

"A lot of cables, because: a lot of new routing options! Made possible by the breakout box Outbox8 for most Elektron boxes, in this case the Digitakt II. Ion this track I chose to send several channels to the AC Noises Continua into the Electronic Audio Experiments Scattering, others to the GFI Soils Ventus for Delay and Shimmer, and the rest dry. So many new options!"

See the announcement post here.

Elektron Outbox 8 — Information from Sweden


video upload by Elektron

"Outbox 8 adds eight outputs for configurable audio and CV, meaning you can turn your compatible Elektron machine into an octopus of connectivity. Add external effects. Separate your tracks out to a mixer or wherever. Control and sequence your modular gear or any other CV-equipped devices. And though Outbox 8 is predominantly made with your Elektron units in mind, it can do the same with a bunch more class-compliant gear too. Break out your sound and control, whatever the moment calls for."

This is Outbox 8

video upload by Elektron

ELEKTRON OUTBOX8 IS HERE!!! The Power of Extra Outputs & CV

video upload by Catenation

What Elektron Outbox 8 does, and not just for Elektron Gear // Review & tutorial

video upload by loopop



"Eight-channel audio/CV breakout box

Outbox 8 is a versatile eight-channel audio/CV breakout box and USB host/device designed to expand your connectivity, with creative possibilities to boot. It adds eight fully configurable physical outputs to a compatible connected device, letting you send audio and CV in any combination its capabilities allow. Route your sound and control wherever the moment calls for.

Send audio

Outbox 8 enables you to route individual tracks for external processing, mixing, or performance – creating a flexible bridge between your Elektron workflow and the wider world of sound and control.

MIDI to CV

Saturday, September 05, 2026

Minimal Dub Techno Dawless Jam // Digitakt II + Octatrack + Peak


video upload by Trevor Pfeifer

"forgot the comp even

Elektron Digitakt II
Elektron Octatrack mkII
Novation Peak
Zoom H5"

Tuesday, August 11, 2026

Behind the Music: Chang Rodrigues' Home Studio (Electronic Beats TV)


video upload by Telekom Electronic Beats TV

"For this episode of Electronic Beats TV, we visited Brazilian-born, Berlin-based artist Chang Rodrigues in her home studio.
With a background in music and a deep curiosity for synthesis and sound design, she has developed a unique approach that blends club-oriented electronic music with experimentation and sonic exploration.
Inside her studio, mainly analog instruments, modular gear, and drum machines take centre stage, while the computer and Ableton are used mainly for recording. Chang explains why the Elektron Digitakt has become the heart of her workflow, how she combines MIDI and CV to connect her instruments, and why modular synthesis continues to fascinate her with its almost endless creative possibilities.
Beyond the gear, we also talk about creativity, trusting your ears, embracing happy accidents, and why she sees sound as a living organism—something that constantly evolves through interaction rather than remaining fixed."

Saturday, August 08, 2026

MYSTIC FREQUENCIES - SPACE [Featuring an Atari 2600 w/ Mini Keys]


video upload by Mystic Frequencies

MYSTIC FREQUENCIES - SPACE
Random Dawless playing.
Gear used:
Kawai SX-240
Arturia MatrixBrute
Arturia PolyBrute (x2)
Atari VCS MiniDexed
Erica Synths Steampipe
Novation Summit
Oberheim OB-X8
Synthstrom Deluge oLED
Polyend SEQ
Irijule Theoryboard
Roland TR8S
Elektron Digitakt
Effects - Digitech DSP256XL (x4)
Mixer - Roland M-480
Recorded on - Tascam Model 24

Saturday, August 01, 2026

Elektron Digitakt MK I SN AOS2026NV206-44

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via this Reverb listing

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Saturday, July 25, 2026

Peak Town: Novation Peak and Elektron Digitakt


video upload by Hugh the Musical Engineer

"I had developed some drum rhythms on the Digitakt, and hadn't taken the Peak out for a while.
Found a nice FM sound with lots of filter control, and it matched the drum beats, so we have a techno track using sounds from Peak and Digitakt.
This one was 138bpm, so didn't get a chance for a sip of beer while recording this.
Trying to get back into the routine of creating and recording music, and when I go to the pub, I usually book the table for 4 hours, so that's how much time I have to try and get something done.
Created, arranged and recorded at Indigo Yard, Edinburgh on Friday 24th July 2026.
Wow, almost into August already. Festival time soon.
I felt I should have been wearing a cowboy hat last night. Lots of people dressed up for a show."

Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Digitakt II vs Syntakt vs Digitone II


video upload by Yan Cook

"Which Elektron groovebox should you choose?
In this video I compare the Syntakt, Digitakt II and Digitone II, go through the pros and cons of each, and play a few sketches to help you decide which one fits your workflow best."

Sunday, July 05, 2026

Subtle Expressions: Squarp Instruments Hapax Performance


video upload by MKustomAudio

"With recently obtaining the Squarp Instruments Hapax to act as my main standalone sequencer, I've been diving deep into all the functions it offers. This is the first track I've made putting together a number of items such as automation, assign controls, creative MIDI effects (register, arpoly, etc.), BPM elasticity, and adjustable start/stop loop lengths. I've added notes in the video explaining some key points for the track and additional equipment used, but below is a more detailed list of the sound sources:

Korg Arp 2600 M
Novation Peak
Novation Bass Station II
Korg Opsix
Sequential OB-6 Desktop
Elektron Digitakt II
Befaco Oneiroi
Soma Lyra-8, Erica Synths Black 3109 VCF/VCA, Qu-Bit Mojave
Make Noise STO + Schlappi Engineering Angle Grinder, Make Noise QPAS, Intellijel Sealegs
Moog Mother 32, Ritual Electronics Miasma (Erica Synths Black Polivoks VCF in feedback loop), Erica Synths Blackhole DSP2"

Tuesday, June 30, 2026

landhanger #19 // Blood Flows #elektron #dreadbox #dawless


video upload by landhanger

"Experimenting with the new Dreadbox Artemis 1.2 firmware. Made a quick patch with the new mod-matrix and BBD Playground- effect (and updated Cloud-Reverb). You can really hear how massive of an impact these effects have on sounddesign with this synth.

Also tried to film with two camera-angles.
Hope you like it, thanks again for listening!

Current setup:
‪@WeAreElektron‬ Digitakt II: master clock, drums, samples
‪@WeAreElektron‬ Digitone II: synths, leads, keys, sequencing Artemis and Micromonsta 2
‪@Dreadbox-synths‬ Artemis: pads (in this track)
‪@audiothingies‬ Micromonsta 2: processed keys/leads via send FX
‪@vermonagear‬ Mono Lancet '15: bass

Sends FX:
‪@gfisys‬ Specular Tempus (Reverb), ‪@walrusaudioeffects‬ Mako D1 mkII (Delay), ‪@HologramElectronics‬ Microcosm (granular, glitches)

Mixer: ‪@1010music‬ Bluebox
(controlled by ‪@NovationTV‬ Launch Control mk3)"

landhanger Jams
Use the player controls to skip around once started. The playlist starts with landhanger #19 above as of this post.

Friday, June 19, 2026

He Got a 1974 Moog Minimoog Model D — And It's a Beast


video upload by Nostalgic Explorer

"This one is personal. I got my hands on a 1974 Moog Minimoog Model D — one of the most iconic synthesizers ever built — and I couldn't wait to share it with you. In this video I do an informal walkthrough of its sounds, explore its capabilities, and close with a live performance using the Elektron Digitakt. No script, no plan, just me and a 50-year-old beast of a synth.

🎹 GEAR IN THIS VIDEO
▸ Moog Minimoog Model D (1974 vintage)
▸ Elektron Digitakt

πŸ“€ ABOUT THE SYNTH
Moog Minimoog Model D
Manufactured: 1970–1981
The synthesizer that defined analog sound."

Monday, June 08, 2026

Sineway Live Performance - Peak, Digitakt 2 & Microcosm


video upload by Sineway

"My first performance in front of a real audience - two tracks written to fit together, performed live on a small stage at a private event.

The first track is a reimagination of Obsidian (link below), with the Novation Peak taking the lead through the Hologram Microcosm. The second is an original track written specifically for this event, where the Peak switches to the bass role.

The Elektron Digitakt 2 handles all sequencing and arrangement, sampling heavily from the Peak and some from AstroLab 37. The ZOOM LiveTrak L6max makes its first appearance on the channel as my live mixer - more on that later."

Tuesday, May 26, 2026

Broken Reverb is Better Reverb (free IRs and samples)


video upload by Oscillator Sink

"Get the IRs and Samples here: https://oscillatorsink.gumroad.com/l/...

There's an aesthetic trend in modern effects, especially in ambience effects like reverb and delay, which points towards embracing and accentuating digital imperfection.

It turns out that the glitching, aliasing, distortion and noise that engineers traditionally worked so hard to dial out of gear actually sounds pretty amazing when used creatively and intentionally.

Many FX companies have really embraced this way of working, adding controls to their effects which allow musicians to digitally degrade the sound in wonderful ways - intentionally circuit bending their instruments by design.

Another way, though, to achieve these sounds might be to buy an old, cheap reverb from ebay and circuit bend it. This electronic abuse, forces the unit into leaning into these artifacts whether it wants to or not! The results may be more chaotic, but they might also be even more fun and potentially more affordable.

Chapters
00:00 Intro
01:20 The Mods
14:35 Processing Beats
21:57 Getting Weird with The Ether
24:54 Zero Input Patching
29:17 The Samples
30:29 The Impulse Responses"

Featuring a circuit bent Yamaha R100, Arturia Microfreak, Leploop Multicassa, SOMA Ether, and Elektron Digitakt.

Friday, May 22, 2026

Oberheim DX Full Restoration: How to Add MIDI, Upgrade RAM & Play Live


video upload by Nostalgic Explorer

"If you want to see how the Oberheim DX looks from the inside, how to clean the buttons, how to upgrade the RAM, and how to add MIDI to this classic drum machine, you're in the right place.

This machine came to me in pretty bad shape. Dirty on the outside, with some faulty buttons, and in serious need of some love. But honestly? It's not that hard to bring one of these back to life if you're careful and you enjoy working with vintage gear. And if you don't — stick around anyway, because it's super interesting to see these machines from the inside.

I'm walking you through the full process: deep cleaning, how to remove and clean the button contacts the right way (spoiler: cleaning the surface does nothing — you need to go under them), installing the Electrongate MIDI board and RAM upgrade so you don't need a battery anymore, and swapping the plastic panels for the beautiful wooden ones from Electrongate.

Big shoutout to Paul White, whose Electrongate videos were a huge reference for this build. I'm just a student passing the knowledge forward — go check his page, I'll leave the links below.

Once everything was back together and fully working, I put on a jacket — because if I'm performing original music for you, you deserve some respect — and played a live jam using the restored Oberheim DX, the Oberheim DMX, Moog Voyager, Rhodes Mark I, Oberheim Matrix 6R, Elektron Digitakt, and the Roland Space Echo RE-201."

Saturday, April 25, 2026

4 on the floor


video upload by Ebotronix

"this is for Emilie Gillet
Their traces have not faded to this day.

Arturia Microfreak, Minifreak,
Moog Slim phatty,
Elektron Digitakt, Tonewerk,
Endorphines Evil Pet,
Doepfer R2m,
Mutable Instruments Midipal,
Boss SL 20,
Keeley 30ms,
Hologram Electronics Microcosm Special Edition 2024,
Strymon Big Sky MX,
controlled with Midi CC by, 16n Faderbank, AtoVproject ,
Line6 DL 4 MK2,
Lab4 Enjoy,
Mackie the mixer,
Pentatonic Scale,
26.04.2026
video# 2632"

Monday, April 06, 2026

APHEX TWIN - Pulsewidth COVER (Elektron Digitakt2, Roland SH01a, Prophet REV2)


video upload by nicola neeco

"Recreating Aphex Twin’s “Pulsewidth” using modern hardware synths: the Elektron Digitakt II, Roland SH-01A, and Sequential Prophet Rev2.

This is my cover version of one of the most iconic tracks from Selected Ambient Works 85–92, carefully crafted to capture its hypnotic pulse and raw analog character.

To rebuild the drum section true to the original, I used Roland R-8 drum samples (the same machine Aphex Twin used) loaded into the Digitakt II, and programmed its sequencer for the rhythmic patterns.
And for the iconic melody the same sample Aphex used: the first seconds of the track Butterfly Holocaust by Neutron 9000."
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