Tributary

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Tributary plays Elektron Overbridge audio from a USB-connected Digitone II on the Akai MPC track the plugin sits on, so the Digitone's outputs mix inside a standalone MPC session. One copy can sum several outputs, and several copies on different tracks share a single USB stream, so each Digitone track can have its own MPC channel. Switches for the main mix, individual tracks and effect returns choose what each copy plays, and a status light shows whether audio is arriving. Use the MPC as the clock, and resample the track to record it, since the audio is live rather than bounced. It is built around the Digitone II; maps for other Overbridge machines are included but unverified.

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