The Digitakt continues to be a pure fun machine. Here, I'm using it for drums, bass, and pads. It's also MIDI sequencing the MB33. The MB33 is running through an old bass distortion pedal to give it some dirt, and an equally old guitar delay pedal to add some tape echo. The pad is something I made in Reason and sampled into the Digitakt.

I multitrack recorded everything live into Ableton using Overbridge. Being able to record every Digitakt track separately is awesome for mixing. Also, since the Digitakt sends its external inputs through Overbridge too, it is essentially a general purpose 2-track audio interface on top of its other capabilities.

Once I recorded all ten tracks of audio in, I spent a bunch of time mixing and doing additional production on it. This one is more of a jam than a real song—the arrangement isn't exactly very interesting—but at least it gives me an opportunity to practice mixing.

Polyhedral (Digitakt, MB33 live deep house)

Tiny Wires