I know a similar situation from Eigenharp. A freelance developer took over there, but the instruments needed software that didn't even belong to the manufacturer. The developer could only keep the instruments in operation alive. That was also important, the big Eigenharp Alpha cost more than 4,000 USD. I even had to make deep adjustments to my Mac system for my little Pico to keep it playing for a while. Finally gave up.

I'm not saying it's hopeless to aim for open source, but the Sylphyo is a complex system and an intellectual achievement. Even if Aodyo were to say ‘keep going on your own’, that would be generous, but not necessarily successful ...

However, I would be very happy if it were possible to continue in some form. Perhaps the developers will find a way, perhaps via another company.

You can only do this via an audio connection.

small stereo plug into the audio output of the Sylphyo and on the other side of the cable into the audio input of the Mac (but I don't know if this works) or better (and this works) into an audio interface.

if you have an Aodyo Link box, go from the two line outputs to line inputs of an audio interface. Or try instrument inputs. For me it sounds best when I use a DI box to go into the mic inputs of the interface. The line outputs of the Link are unbalanced, so use TS (Tip-Sleeve aka "mono") plugs.

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Great form you!

I want to modify it sclightly want to move the top row one key down.

will check

My main instrument !!

Frank

Since I'm using the hydrophilic inserts in the Sylphyo mouthpieces, there is significantly less moisture internally. I don't recall ever getting the "dripping out the bottom" syndrome since I started using them.

One anyma user

• Added new Bass Brass, Flute, Pocket Sax and Cylysax physical models.
• Added new Bagpipe, Corroboree, and Overdrive guitar oscillators based on Sylphyo presets.
• Added user interface scaling options.
• Separated MIDI mode settings into two Mono/Poly and Legacy/MPE switches, opening the possibility of mono-legato playing using a MPE controller.
• Replaced the Patch TUN.MOD parameter with a new Polyphony mode parameter, allowing you to either follow the global setting, or to force poly or mono mode.
• Added MTS-ESP client support for dynamic tuning.
• Singled out Morph in matrix mode presentation.
• Added a Slow Envelope modulator.
• Added a DETUNE parameter to the Artin X3 oscillator.
• Added RT.FINE parameter to the Artin FM oscillator.
• Increased the range of the Drawbar organ by one upper octave.
• Fixed a bug with Delay sync in polyphonic mode.
• Made the velocity envelope hard reset when a new note is played.
• Added a 0 st option for the pitch-bend range.
• Added 126 new patches to the factory bank (thanks to Dan Maurer for donating much of them).

You can download the update here:

• Windows: https://downloads.aodyo.com/anymav/anymav-v1.3.0-win.exe
• macOS: https://downloads.aodyo.com/anymav/anymav-v1.3.0-mac.dmg
• Linux: https://downloads.aodyo.com/anymav/anymav-v1.3.0-linux.zip
• Manual https://downloads.aodyo.com/anymav/anymav-v1.3.0-manual.pdf

We've arranged so that license activation works during the next few years. You can just use your software as usual.

If the company fully sunsets, can you let us know how long we can expect the Anyma V app to be usable?

Hoping forever or a long time of course. If that's the case I can still keep telling people to get it while possible. It's an amazing plugin.

Thank you! Hope for the best and hope things turn around.

Mark

I have a cheap Brother labeling machine (P-Touch D210, up to 12 mm). The normal tapes come off plugs and cables. I tried a flexi-tape, which has held up so far. But shrink-wrap is certainly better.

Your wiring looks good, and you are taking nice photos!

I have never experienced this, and I do use the internal sounds quite a bit, including the Trumpet ...

the outputs are "mono jacks".

I missed that, thank you.

I've received an email response to my error report from Jonathan at Aodyo, so hopefully they can debug it.

Sustained-note patches (the flutes, etc.) are particularly effective and crescendo up from -- and back down into -- silence in a very intuitive manner as you gently press into the playing surface.

The only change I made from the default settings was to set the Y-axis on the LinnStrument to CC1 so that the Morph controller in the matrix spins as I rock my finger north-south on the cell. (The default for LS Y-axis in MPE mode is CC74, but I imagine it would be easy enough to configure the AV to consume this for Morph instead of / in addition to CC1.)

I'll be experimenting more with this soon, but so far I have to say that it seems like a very good soft-synth for the LS and someone should probably tell Roger about it.

I'm glad I registered to this community. I also had concerns about moisture in thw Sylphyo, read this thread and ordered these medical compresses from A. for a few €. They doe not lint and leave no fibers and hold back a good amount of moisture up to 1 hour of playing at usual room temperature.

I cut one "sheet" to 7,5 x 5 cm, made a roll, put it in the mouthpiece so that about 3 cm go into the moutpiece an 2 cm go into the Sylphyos housing. So cheap that you can change it as often as needed,

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Hello for my part I slide a small roll of paper towel like handkerchief or paper towel inside the tip and it does the job very well and almost free ;) it changes absolutely nothing to the breath or the dynamics of Sylphyo

Hello, here's a link to a video demonstrating this carrier. The backpack is your regular student backpack, normal size.

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https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B0BSG8CFHS/ref=pe_27091421_487052621_TE_item