Live House Session with 2x Elektron Analog Rytm MK2 & Digitakt - Powerful Groove Performance!

In this video, I’m taking things to the next level with a live house session using 2x Elektron Analog Rytm MK2 and Digitakt! 🎶🔊 Watch as I combine the deep analog rhythms of the Rytm with the precision of the Digitakt sampler to create a dynamic and groovy performance. If you’re into electronic music, analog gear, and the art of live jamming, this is the video for you! Get a behind-the-scenes look at how I craft a full live set using only these incredible machines.
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[@k0v4l]

Respect 😸

[@DawlessHouseMusic]

Over the top!

[@GR1MMDJ]

sick! Love the still tippin house flip. I have the RYTM and recently got a digitakt MK1 to try to sync and pair with the RYTM. How are you using each of these together? Just different percussion loops and samples running on each device?
Would be cool to see a more in depth pattern breakdown of how you built the jams / patterns on each machine to work together.

[@Saw2F2]

In this case digitakts were responsible for playing different sample loops and analog rytms for creating drums from scratch :) 2 sets of those, as we play in a b2b sort of way. So glad you recognized still tippin, I love the h-town rap and that was my little tribute! :)

[@GR1MMDJ]

@@Saw2F2 Hell ya, is that how you would recommend a good way to use the digitakt with the Analog Rytm? Load up the digitakt with sample / percussion / synth / fx loops and then have the RYTM do the main kicks / hi hats / snares etc?
Do you load in a whole loop and then chop up different sections on the digitakt? Thanks! just looking for any inspiration / tips for this new workflow.

[@Saw2F2]

@@GR1MMDJ We generally use the Digitakt for longer samples, phrases/chops, and stuff that the Analog Rytm can’t quite achieve