DigiStix 2 AUv3 Plugin

if you looking for the best auv3 drum machine with ability to import your own sounds this is for you.

Please add tap tempo to natively change bpm

I use a midi keyboard with drum pads. Now, I’ve programmed the pads to send on channel 10, the keyboard on channel 9 and all the knobs and buttons on channel 8. However, Digistix-2 responds to all channels. Unless I can setup Digistix-2 to only respond to channel 10, the convention, then this app won’t be of much use to me. Can this be done? if not a fix would be appreciated. Also, the support links does not help as I would have requested help via the link.

This is a lovely bit of kit but it doesn’t play nice outside itself. For example if you use CC controls like pitch this doesn’t get saved when exporting midi to a file or sent via a midi output making it an app that I don’t actually use. I feel very sad about this because otherwise it’s a really great bit of kit.

Great app, love that it defaults to 1-shot mode by default but it would greatly benefit from an ADSR envelope per sound/pad. Sometimes I need one or the other. I found the “Length” knob deep in the kits’ bowels but we need attack, sustain, release settings too!

The drum samples loaded into it Digistix retain all the punch and clarity, while in some other samplers I was experiencing muffled sound. The digistix has become the trusted iOS drum sanpler for me. It comes with a ton of features too. One frustrating niggle is the bitcrush knob which jumps when trying to dial in small values. Small bitcrush values are actually very useful and musical.

This app deserves 10 stars, I have many music projects on Cubasis 3 that use many different drum apps and drum kits within apps, it’s difficult keeping track of all of them. But now I can have them all in one app, with the added ability to edit each drum to my liking, being able to create and save new kits that can have up to 64 different drum samples per kit…just mind blowing. This is my “go to” drum app from now on 🥇

Useful for writing a backbone to a song using drum patterns programmed in linear order . If the step pattern grid could be similar to Cakewalk Sonar on PC then tuplets drum patterns could be created and advanced natural beats would make it feel more modern . As the sounds can be layered over 4 banks then thick sound can be created .

If DigitStix 1 and EG Pulse had a hot affair, this is what the baby would turn out like. Already a winner, with a high degree of versatility and ease of use. The developer is responsive to customers, and keen to add useful functionality when possible. Being able to export .wav files as loops is one such boon. In these hard times if you only have the cash for one drum app, this will do very nicely for most people.

The white border is driving me nuts. Especially in dark settings. Also on an iPad mini, that white space takes up usable real estate. Is it possible to have a mode that goes full screen so it’s easier to access items on a small screen? (Especially in portrait mode… it’s doesn’t seem to use the entire vertical space) I think it could also look more integrated as an app rather than decorating it to look like a physical module. Also thinking about using this for live gigs. Possible to have a low graphic usage mode where the decorative elements and some VFX are removed to improve reliability and reduce chances of a crash? (Haven’t experienced one yet but just a thought) Thanks!