@Peter-Ostry I use the Sonuus i2M which works well for flute and triggering midi from a host of different applications...

@Clint You may be able to do this in Logic, or similar. If you haven't used this program, a learning curve,, Tho it is geared more towards studio work, you can set it up in live mode....look in the environment section or even write a script. Lots on youtube...

@Clint Have you considered fitting a USB rechargable fan to the Sylphyo. I was wondering what a fan at the bottom blowing up into the Sylphyo would do to the breath control... and mobility?? .. or this? https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/294118356438?hash=item447ad1f5d6:g:bxkAAOSwaFNgdPGB&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoISpy1KRyutzk5ty%2BGlhSw1UmUymiC0UlovTF5gjv0ij2uEiS7xG3No%2FLjHALJx0Mu4GcyRb7wt9T7FDWgT39H5QWaDVdHVosvUO2bjPObLTBe%2B4GKbrhYHXK%2BcgEw%2BxZt4iPLl3DpmgZsgAUzk284%2B7QnuRzeAxi%2Fv8DK19SWfpAnq2VgSA0UKV1jTlAOWV6r8dN5FQl7VpVMOXnqdqNzM%3D|tkp%3ABk9SR6anr9_HYQ

@wwoodard8 I am a flute player. The breath support is far easier on the Sylphyo. You can set the breath control to how you like it. Unless you have serious health/lung problems, I do not see any problems with breath support, it is minimal on the Sylphyo, and no special exercises are needed.... Do you own one or are you thinking of buying one? I recommend the breath adjustment kit, which gives you three options of plug sizes for the bottom end of the instrument.
I use the middle size one....cost 20 Euros... or you can make your own improvised plug... thanks

I have always wanted an electronic flute to become available. I came across this genius... Particularly interesting are his simple ideas for a real functioning electronic flute mouthpiece. I hope some company uses these ideas to come up with the first professional electronic flute.. Cheers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkaP1IJqq98. and improved https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Apv0SkPBXDA

@ahiotis Forget the Bench software, it doesn't do much. Mine keeps crashing.... Just connect your Link to the mac using the USB power supply plug. You can use midi monitor (free to download) on your mac if you want to monitor the midi input. Logic also has midi monitor capabilities. You can still connect the outputs from the link into a mixer and hear the internal sounds. There are an infinite number of sounds you can generate using the mac, Logic, and other software.

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@reidid789 Wow, great music. Thanks

@Laurent_AODYO Thanks for your appearance here, although not very satisfying to Sylphyo players.
As one is able to trigger an infinite number of sounds using the midi capabilities of the instrument coupled with external software, I would rather you 'bite the bullet' and concentrate on developing the new and enhanced firmware upgrade to enable new control features, software editor/backup tools etc.
To make an analogy, (forgive me) ... it is like producing the same model old car without update, but making it available in 5 new colours every couple of years....
I have demonstrated the Sylphyo to a number of interested people, who have been impressed, but the shortcomings of the instrument have been noticed....
Thanks again for all the hard work at Aodyo, please do not leave us behind.

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