Digitone Cheat Sheet is here!

Elektron Gear Digitone/Digitone Keys
#1

Ello,

The Digitone cheat sheet I’ve been working on for the past few months with a designer is finally finished :). I’m really glad I’m able to share this with you. It’s a free download and you can get it right here: Shop — Dave Mech

It’s also included in the Mastering Digitone course.

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Design by Actitect.com

I hope this is useful to you. If you have suggestions that you’d like to see on the sheet, let me know in the comments. I’ll consider the suggestions but adding more info is going to be very hard as it’s already very packed full of information :slight_smile:

I’m also very curious what you think of it of course!

Cheers,

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#2

That’s awesome! You should do more :slight_smile:

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#3

Thanks for doing this!

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#4

just by looking at this page alone i learned a few things i didnt know before! Good job Dave. :content:

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#5

Thanks all! Enjoy the sheet

And welcome to the forum :slight_smile:

#6

Thanks Dave - been lurking for a while!

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#7

I will pick one up! Would love to see one for Octatrack and Analog 4!

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#8

Nice one, Dave! I went ahead and grabbed the Digitakt cheat sheet while I was at it.

Common Digi workflows are part of muscle memory for me, but it’s cool to have such a great shortcut to answer those, “Wait, how does one do that again?”, questions that come up from time to time. These two pagers are pretty thorough.

If you ever get around to one for the Syntakt … :wink:

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#9

Great job

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#10

Someday maybe :slight_smile: first dt v2 and syntakt

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How does this Digitakt user on YouTube get such a great sound/mix?
#11

Thanks :pray:
Yeah syntakt is on the list :slight_smile: after dt v2

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#12

Excellent Work

the only thing i would like to see is a different font. the current one makes it a little harder to read.

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#13

One trick I found lately: while [FUNC]+[T1] mutes T1 (global), [PTN]+[T1] mutes T1 on pattern.
Haven’t checked yet if it’s on the sheet, just saying ^^

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#14

Thanks very much Dave :raised_hands:

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#15

thanks!
Thing is that the font is compact and quite slick and therefore, to me, quiote easy on the eyes. Whereas a lot of fonds made it a bit too noisy so to speak.

#16

Hey, nice one :slight_smile: Not on the sheet yet. Will see if I can include it sometime. First DT cheat sheet though

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#17

One note, it looks like “Analog Instability” in the Sound Design section was duplicated. I’m guessing this wasn’t intentional.

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#18

Darn how did I miss that haha. Thanks :pray:

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#19

Perfect :+1:t3:. Now it’s time to get the Digitone.:smirk:

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#20

Thanks Dave! Eurostile/Microgramma fonts are cool for headers and logos but hard to read sentences

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