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The lightning flash symbol means that the Sylphyo is connected to the mains and the battery is charging. You normally leave it for about 8 hours on charge (from nearly fully discharged), and you can play about 6 hours with a single charge. There are weird issues when the battery is depleted, as you experienced. As @Paul-Flute said, it's best to start over with fresh settings, so please do a factory reset.

@boriss Thanks. I too have trouble with the Morph; it isn't recognized at all on a Mac with OS X 10.6 for instance. But there seems to be some way to get it to run, as this thread on the Sensel forum shows. When I can get to it I'll run some tests on it (however I don't have any overlay).

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.

Great stuff! Thanks!

I'm the programmer. Once the arpeggiator is done and the current bugs are ironed out, we'll release a v1.0.
But don't get too hung up on version numbers, they're just numbers and don't mean much. What matters more is that you're satisfied with your Anyma as it is.

@andyhornblower:

• I'd like to support SysEx-based loading/saving/renaming of patches some day, for the reasons you describe.
• We don't plan to end support of old operating systems for now. In fact, I'm fiercely opposed to that due to the waste it generates, and I hope we'll be able to continue supporting old systems (Windows 7+, OS X 10.9+) as long as we realistically can.
• Any detailed info about your crashes/restarts are very welcome (descriptions, videos, specific circumstances, any reproducible steps if possible; send to support@aodyo.com and say they're for join). Our personal Anymas don't crash, and they can run for days without freezing in any way. If yours do, this is something we need to fix. As opposed to some other "reliable" bugs, these ones tend to be nasty because they don't appear reliably, every time you do a particular thing, so it's very difficult to observe them and find where they come from. Some aren't even software bugs, but hardware defects, which makes the problem even less trivial. Hence, the more data we get, the better the chance to catch them.

@neilcmanson What you've encountered isn't a bug, it's an unfortunate UX decision of mine that backfired :).
We "dim" the labels of the parameters that aren't used/mapped in the patch (except the selected one, so that you get a chance to know what you're manipulating), but the way we dim them make them look garbled. We'll try to find some other way to visually discriminate unused parameters that doesn't involve scaring our users ;).

But don't worry, nothing is broken or corrupted, that's just a visual effect.

@boriss Could you describe how your Morph is setup (are you using an overlay that's supposed to send MIDI?), and could you please try again with the "Slow Charge" setting enabled on the Morph side? Thanks.

@boriss @MiloDodds I'd really appreciate it if you could send pictures of the Diagnostics screen (Settings > Diagnostics at the bottom of the menu) at the "USB HOST" section, ideally the entire section, and report if there is a "RCVD" line that increases when you use the controller. This will help me increase the Anyma's compatibility with USB devices. Thanks.

The patch-specific internal arpeggiator (the Arp parameter of the matrix that's currently unused) is the only feature missing before we can release a v1.0 firmware. We have no release date to offer, but it's in the high priority list.