Digitakt is a sampling drum machine, the MPC One is basically a full DAW. You can easily sequence and control an ipad from the MPC One (AUM is great for this).ĭepends what else you have TBH. With the release of OS 2.8 Akai made the whole MPC line fully Multitimbral MIDI. The last thing I think to consider is connectivity. While again, the Digitakt has a better step sequencer interface with dedicated buttons. The built in pads on MPC’s are great and really lend themselves to live playing. Yes, the new MPC’s have a step sequencer, but not to the extent of the Elektron boxes. Where Digitakt (and all Elektrons) shine is there step sequencer and “p-locking” per step. I think where it gets interesting is the sequencer.
Digitakt’s actual sampler is quite limited TBH. MPC One runs the exact same OS as it bigger brothers the Live and X. MPC has way more RAM, better editing, better storage, stereo sampling, autosampling of instruments, etc etc etc. Especially when we start talking about the actual sample engine. Feature wise on paper MPC One is head and shoulders over the Digitakt. Firstly, more than anything (IMO) it’s a choice of workflow.
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