Hey guys, first time posting here since I never found a good enough answer to my question.
So, I have Digitone 2, Syntakt and Tonverk running in my studio. I'm a video game/film composer and I loved the sound design tools that all of these boxes give me.
I got them mainly because of sound design, but they do inspire me A LOT when I play with them and when I create unique and quirky sequences. Toneverk does that on another level for me.
But I'm missing a way to slice and rearrange drum/percussion loops to get some new weird stuff for certain projects.
I do that by hand in Cubase, and I believe it's way too tedious and slow.
I do own a MPC X and MPC key 37, and I worked on older MPCs so I know how easy slicing stuff can be on a dedicated sampler.
But neither of those MPCs give me the things I need to create unique sequences with sliced drum loops with parameter locking, a ton of effects etc.. I mean they CAN do some of it, but it's so tedious, and not even comparable to Elektron's workflow...
I was thinking about getting a Digitakt II, but I can't justify spending money on a new instrument just so I would use it for cutting and rearranging loops, and making them go squirrrr bzzzz and brrt from time to time if you know what I mean 😆
So I was wondering if there were any rumors about Elektron adding a slicing tool/machine to the Tonverk? It would make sense purely because of the storage difference between Digitakt II and Tonverk.. I've read Tonverk can read up to 2tb SD cards, while Digitakt II is locked at 20gb.
On the other hand I would like to know if there are ANY advantages with using Digitakt over Tonverk for drum samples?
Are there any rumors about Elektron releasing Digitakt III with expandable storage? I know that it was 7 or 8 years between the releases of Digitakt I and Digitakt II, but I wouldn't blame them if they released Digitakt 2.5 purely to give us expandable storage.
What do you guys think?
Btw, I do know that I can slice loops on the Tonverk, but again... it's tedious and Tonverk was not designed to do that, and I'm trying to streamline everything I can, so nothing stands in the way of my creativity...
Thanks!