LORDWORLD Digitakt II 16-Track Drum Computer and Sampler
A 16-track drum computer and sampler with a 128-step sequencer, per-track effects, LFOs, swappable filters and song mode for full compositions
- 16 tracks handle stereo, mono or MIDI signals
- 128-step Elektron sequencer builds complex patterns
- Three assignable LFOs per track shape sound
- Per-track effects include delay, reverb and overdrive
- Swappable filters plus four trig modes expand tone
16-track drum computer and sampler
The LORDWORLD Digitakt II provides 16 audio tracks that accept stereo or mono samples as well as MIDI data. It is built for electronic musicians and producers who want a single hardware unit for sampling, sequencing and sound design.
128-step Elektron sequencer with per-track effects
Each track runs a 128-step Elektron sequencer and offers three assignable LFOs. Delay, reverb, chorus, bit reduction, sample reduction and overdrive are available per track, while a Euclidean generator creates evolving rhythmic patterns without manual programming.
Swappable filter architecture and trig modes
One base-width filter is paired with a selectable second filter chosen from multi-mode, low-pass 4-pole, comb, EQ or legacy low-pass/high-pass types. Four trig modes and a song mode for arranging full compositions complete the feature set; verify your studio workflow accommodates this hands-on sequencing approach.
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- Price $2,609.99
- Pricier than about 96% of the 293 comparable items (median $199.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
How much heat or fan noise does the Digitakt II produce when running all 16 tracks continuously?
The unit is a desktop sampler with no moving parts listed, so it runs silently and generates only low heat during extended sessions.
What cables or audio interface do I need to connect the Digitakt II to my monitors and MIDI gear?
You will need standard 1/4-inch TS or TRS cables for the stereo outputs and a 5-pin DIN MIDI cable or USB lead for MIDI communication.
Can I sync the Digitakt II's 128-step Elektron sequencer with my older hardware sequencer via MIDI clock?
Yes, the Digitakt II sends and receives MIDI clock over its DIN ports and USB, letting it lock tightly to legacy gear.
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