This video is all about my favorite sampling setup so far — what I call the “Infinity Sampler.” The goal is simple: I want to be able to grab audio from basically anywhere (my studio, a phone, or an iPad), and then chop it up, resample it, and bounce it back and forth between boxes endlessly. I start from complete scratch with blank projects, fresh cables, and the exact MIDI + audio routing so you can replicate it without guessing. I walk you through MIDI sync the clean way: transport and clock, but no notes or CC, because that’s where the chaos starts (Digitakt knobs moving Octatrack stuff, notes triggering weirdness, etc.). Then I explain the “snake eating its own tail” routing: Digitakt main outs into Octatrack AB, Octatrack cue outs back into Digitakt inputs. Using the Octatrack’s cue system is the secret sauce — it lets me choose what gets sent to Digitakt so I can sample safely without feedback and without accidentally layering stuff I didn’t mean to. Finally, the bonus is the real game changer: USB audio from an iPad into Digitakt II, so I can sample YouTube, Spotify, browser audio, or iPad plugins, then sequence the iPad from Digitakt. I also show how I solved insane MIDI feedback by turning off Octatrack’s Audio CC In/Audio Note In and disabling the auto channel. Once it’s set, you can take samples to other worldly places… responsibly.