@support_aodyo Yes, the sound is always the same, though the amplitude of it sometimes changes suddenly.

I've now tried it with an adjustable power supply, powered by a battery pack, and a different cable. That's the quietest power supply I own. There is no difference. I've also checked that the same noise/sound appears on all three audio output sockets, even with Volume all the way down.

I notice the sound is also picked up at Audio In, even if I plug in a cable to short it to ground - e.g. if I take an "(EMPTY)" patch and set the Main Audio In as In-R, with a short mono patch lead plugged into the Audio In socket, shorting the right input channel to ground. If I then turn up the Main Audio In level, I can make the sound louder using the Volume knob.

Is there a DC-DC converter inside the anyma phi, with a conversion frequency of 2340Hz, or similar? If so, my guess is that it's being picked up by whatever circuitry drives the outputs, and also being picked up at Audio In, so it can be amplified further.

For info, I use respiro with sylphyo since the first day of their outings and I have no problems that you seem to meet.

@jay-ayliff There are two ways to play the middle C in the recorder mode (assuming you are in base key of C), first with the index finger of the left hand (OxooOooo_), and second with the middle finger of left hand and the octave thumb (XxooOooo_). If your thumb is incorrectly pressing the octave key you might be accidentally playing a C instead of a B?

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@support_aodyo Yes, you are right. I am going to return it.

Can you adjust the buffer size in Live? If so, try reducing it.

We'd like to one day (and this would be the right time to introduce user fingerings and such), but currently, with a software development team of one, we have too many more urgent priorities, so it's not in our short/mid-term plans.

@marko did you get your Anyma directly from us or through one of our reseller ?

Feel free to sent us an e-mail to support@aodyo.com and we will check what would be possible to solve your power supply type issue.

@bibenu said in Anyma Phi - shift to the alternative version of the matrix:

There is, but it's not terribly interesting. Two threads.

That's good to know. Thanks :)

@peter-ostry That wonderfully clears things up ... thank you for the info!

@dr-vibes1 You can use the empty patch currently #35 which allows you to send midi data without sending any audio.

@support_aodyo Soft MIDI Thru would be useful.

Since it would be done in software, you could also consider having the option of simple polyphonic chaining - by not passing on notes that are played, and having the option (as a Note Priority setting) of not accepting a new note while one is held down but passing it on to the next synth in the chain, instead.

That would encourage people to own more than one anyma phi, to add more polyphonic voices.

@milododds I am now getting decent volume both through the headphones and speaker. I wish I knew exactly what I did to fix that particular sub-issue but it's now sounding amazing. I am now learning how every control within the Matrix effects the sound. So far "Tuning" is my favorite. I still have much to learn but I don't feel lost or frustrated any longer. I hope that my post helps anyone who might be trying to use a non-compatible keyboard. Case closed.

@bibenu
Thanks, got it!

@relevart71
I also got a broken power supply cable. A continuity test showed that the ground wire was not connected between the USB and the barrel. Aodyo will send me a replacement cable.

@support_aodyo So that is #35: Silent (MIDI Ctrl) ... I am guessing ...

@bibenu fixed in latest update https://community.aodyo.com/topic/753/anyma-phi-v0-8-90-pre-release-update

@join Confirmed fixed by latest update https://community.aodyo.com/topic/753/anyma-phi-v0-8-90-pre-release-update

@join Thank you. That answers two of my questions: “what is Artin” and “which is the MI stuff”. ;)

@paul-flute Just to be clear, I didn't step in because the 48 hour charge cycle would have been my recommendation ! Happy to hear it worked :)

@join
I send a mail to support@aodyo.com and I'm wating for reply.

Fault is not i my PC or cables, becouse in first day I maked update procedure succsefly and Anyma Phi was setting up through manager from PC whithout problems in next days.

Merci pour tes encouragements :) !

That nothing happens when clicking "Import patch" or "Import bank" on Windows is a problem, it's supposed to work. While we're fixing that, you can still drag and drop patches and banks from the Windows Explorer to the Editor window and it should still work.

The MIDI input and output you need to select in the Editor are those that correspond to the Anyma Phi. If you want to use your keyboard while still plugged into your computer, you would need to use a program such as MidiOx (or MidiPipe on macOS) that can forward a MIDI input to another MIDI output. Or you can simply plug your MIDI keyboard directly to your Anyma Phi. The Editor is a kind of remote control for the Anyma Phi, nothing more.

This looks like a Windows limitation, and if so, there's nothing we can do and it's indeed infortunate. Again, something like MidiOx could help because you could duplicate the MIDI data onto two different ports.

If you plug a microphone or an instrument into the LINE IN port, its sound will replace that of the internal piezo behind the case, and will be used as well in the Piezo Pling patch. Can you get any sound with this method?

@support_aodyo Thank you

@sleep-totem There is no way to configure the pitch bend range at the moment but we are working on it and it should be a feature in an upcoming update!

To delete a mapping you can simply select the source as "none". I hope this helps.

A way of sending/receiving a SysEx dump of the settings could be possible in the future…

@support_aodyo bonjour, merci je vais essayer ! Et aussi avec une DI en inversant la terre.

@join
I can wait, just wanted to know.
Thank you very much!

@paul-flute Hi Paul, the Sylphyo does not contain the listed chemicals phtalates, DEHP or BPA. The Sylphyo body is made from ABS plastic with a V0 treatment for uninflammability. The mouthpiece is made from food-grade ABS plastic. The Sylphyo has also been approved by the FCC. You can find the documentation for this online.

@paul-flute

No problem here with Sylphyo and Link (Mac mini M1)

Bench software does not run, I already deleted it.
If I remember right, it is made with Max 7. I don't need bench, but maybe
someone could take the original and upgrade the application to Max 8?

@paul-flute Good to hear Paul! Thanks for the feedback and I'm happy we could solve your problem. Let me know if there is anything else!

For the record: the Sylphyo mentioned above was returned to Aodyo for a checkup. I got it back in March, and while the functional issues were solved, there was still a problem with the fit of the outer casing: the upper half of the bell doesn't quite match the bottom. Bax has sent me another Sylphyo as a replacement, which appears to work fine. It has the same problem with the bell though.

@peter-ostry These are placeholders! You can use them as you would the normal sounds or you can just ignore them. They get progressively replaced as we add new sounds to the Sylphyo and are essentially there to fill the empty slots. It can also be convenient when for example switching from sound 34 back to sound 1, you can just switch over to sound 36 instead.

@support_aodyo
Ne lâchez pas le morceau ! Et bon courage à vous.
Daniel

@peter-ostry Thanks for the clarification ... I had made some unfounded assumption as to how it was designed to work.

My main performance DAW is Cantabile, which has a massive set of MIDI filtering, mapping, and munging tools - I can massage pretty much any MIDI stream into what I want (Sysex excepted).

@clint Thank you for catching that !

@support_aodyo Yes, I think I was too early with narrow thumb space. It takes a while to handle that.

@peter-ostry The Link's midi output does not function as a thru output, sorry Peter!

@peter-ostry On the LED setting: it is only for the Snow edition. Only that edition has a LED. I too was confused about this and asked a while back in https://community.aodyo.com/topic/546/led-setting/5

@peter-ostry Interesting. Thanks for the observations. We will have a look at this next week.

@clint I've been able to replicate this issue on my end. We'll have a closer look at it next week. Thank you for reporting this!

@join I must completely remove all my fingers from the pads and stop blowing in order to get it to stop playing the wrong note.

Hi Rick,

In order to make as realistic a sound as possible, we've had to sacrifice a bit of expressivity in Flute Phi. This means that certain playing techniques such as staccato are restricted on that sound because of the difficulty of adapting the algorithms. We prioritised the realism over the expressivity.
In order to get a sound that will work better for these playing techniques, you can try out sound number 8 Chalumeau or maybe number 2 Daphnis Flute? Let me know how you get on with those!
We will of course do our best to improve this in the future and will let you know how this progresses.

Best,

@support_aodyo merci Maxence ! Je vais donc patienter.

@clint Thanks for all the technical details. For your concerns, I don't think you need to be worried unless you are being particularly harsh with your headphones and the Sylphyo! People have been using the Sylphyo for almost 6 years and we have had very very few complaints about the 1/8" connector or the USB port.

@samii Super