Elektron Digitakt II · Pixelquencer

Standalone Web MIDI page for the Elektron Digitakt II (not the original Digitakt): 16 track pads, chromatic keyboard, drum grid sequencer, clock, and the control change and NRPN numbers from the official Digitakt II User Manual for OS 1.17, Appendix B. Chrome or Edge · HTTPS or localhost.

Channel setup

Keyboard

Octave

Velocity 100

Random note

Click or drag keys to play. Computer keys: A S D F G H J K L ; (white) and W E T Y U O P (black). Last played note can fill a sequencer step.

Sequencer

Tempo

Steps

Gate 60%

Random 0%

Other pages Sync with other pages

Sync with other pages: starting.

Click a step to toggle rest / note. Shift-click or use “Set from keyboard” after playing a key.

Last message: none

Source: Elektron Digitakt II User Manual, OS 1.17 (Digitakt-2-User-Manual_ENG_OS1.17_260930.pdf, https://www.elektron.se/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Digitakt-2-User-Manual_ENG_OS1.17_260930.pdf, linked from https://www.elektron.se/support-downloads/digitakt-ii), Appendix B: MIDI, pages 109 to 113, 8.4 MIDI Notes, page 25, and 14.4.3 Channels, page 79. For the Digitakt II only. The original Digitakt has its own manual (OS 1.54), map and page; the two maps were not merged. The manual prints the same NRPN number twice in four places (filter envelope depth and delay 1:23, filter base and LFO 2 multiplier 1:51, filter width and LFO 2 fade 1:52, input right delay and chorus sends 2:35, and Euclidean pulse generator 1 and portamento on or off 3:8); the second row of each pair sends its control change only, and pulse generator 1, which has no control change, is left out. LFO speed and depth are high resolution; this page sends the coarse part only. NRPN is sent as control change 99, 98, 6, then 38. Value ranges are not printed, so every slider spans 0 to 127. Panic sends Note Off, All Notes Off (123) and All Sound Off (120), standard MIDI channel messages, on every channel in the channel setup.