Built for the original Digitakt and Digitone — not the II models, whose parameter maps differ enough that the wrong one puts values in the wrong place, silently. For a Digitakt II, use feamster/digitakt-midi-mcp, the project this one grew out of.
Digitakt
Eight sample tracks, eight MIDI tracks, one LFO, no chorus.
Drums
- Trigger any track by number — notes 0–7 handled for you
- Edit trigs over NRPN — note, velocity and length, per step
- Flatten a track's velocities in one call
- Play chromatically on the active track, notes 12–84
Sequencing
- Clock-locked patterns — drums, melody, or both at once
- Drums and synths together across channels 1–16
- Count-in and delayed starts for recording takes
- Looping patterns that repeat for the whole run
Sound
- 67 named parameters over CC and NRPN
- Filter, amp, LFO, delay, reverb by name, not CC number
- Sweeps and ADSR envelopes on any CC parameter
volumeis CC 7,panis CC 10 — the mk1 map
Digitone
Four FM tracks, eight shared voices, two LFOs, chorus on the FX channel.
FM
- Pick an algorithm 1–8 and get the operator routing back in words
- Set operator ratios — C, A and the B pair
- Drive modulation depth per operator for brightness
- Operator envelopes with the FM-specific end level
Playing
- Chords — tracks are polyphonic, eight voices to share
- Clock-locked melodies and looping phrases
- Four tracks at once on channels 1–4
- Melody plus drums when both servers run together
Sound
- 100 named parameters over CC and NRPN
- Chorus, delay and reverb on the FX channel
- Two LFOs per track, unlike the Digitakt's one
filter_cutoffis CC 23 here, not CC 74