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(DT2 & DN2): Sequenceable "Control All" & MegaCommand-style Pattern Mashup - DFRCTL - 10-06-2026
Hi everyone,
I would love to propose two performance-focused features that would make the "Digi II" platform the ultimate live
improvisation powerhouse.
These ideas focus on capturing live chaos and breaking the rigidity of standard pattern switching.
1. Sequenceable & Savable "Control All" (Macro Automation)
• The Concept: Control All (FUNC + Knob) is one of Elektron’s best live tools, but it is currently
volatile. I propose the ability to capture and sequence these global tweaks.
• How it could work: A shortcut (for example, holding RECORD + FUNC + turning a knob) could
temporarily record parameter locks across all tracks simultaneously into the current pattern
sequence. Alternatively, being able to save a snapshot of the Control All state directly into a
pattern without permanent destruction of the kit would be a game-changer.
• The Benefit: This allows us to instantly turn magical, chaotic live-tweaking moments into
permanent, evolving automated sections of our tracks.
2. MegaCommand-style "Pattern Mashup" / Live Remix Mode
• The Concept: Inspired by the legendary MegaCommand Live (MCL) workflow, this feature
would allow users to mix and match individual tracks from different patterns on the fly.
• How it could work: Instead of changing the entire pattern at once, you could enter a "Mashup
Mode" where you can pull Track 1–4 from Pattern B while Tracks 5–16 keep playing from Pattern A.
• The Benefit: This would unlock endless generative combinations and complex live
improvisations, effectively transforming the Digitakt II and Digitone II into powerful live remix
stations.
Given that both the DT2 and DN2 share a modern, powerful architecture, implementing these
features would elevate their workflow to a completely new level.
What do you all think?
Thanks for reading!