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@andyhornblower Thanks for your suggestion.
The issue with that, is that we designed the physical model to play well in a certain range. And while we could feasibly extend it a few semitones lower, it becomes a slippery slope, as we need to rework the physical model to include lower tones, which then prompts people to ask why we can't go even lower, etc.

I hope this makes sense, we will consider your request as much as we are able but can't promise anything to that end. Let me know if you have any further questions.

I received a replacement anyma phi, earlier, from or via Juno. This one seems to be working fine. Thanks.

@join said in Renaming a patch doesn't stick (v0.8.90, updated today):

This is fixed in the upcoming update, with the Export filename pre-fill too.

Great. Thanks.

@markusschloesser I'd agree, that seems like a reasonable enhancement. One that's used on other hardware too, so it's not like it would be difficult for people to learn.

@bibenu Thanks... It seems to be Click, then turn, to see Diagnostics. I hadn't noticed it on power up. It seems to be shown below the logo, but barely long enough to register on my retinas.

On trying the new editor version, from the 0.8.90 zip download, I was told I needed to update it, so I'm now on the newest firmware version and didn't see what version it was on initially, before I did that.

However, the same thing still happens.

To be clearer, it's on the percussive patches. If I turn it on, then play those without sending CC2, it works fine, but as soon as I send CC2 I get the problem - no note can be played twice in a row on the percussive patches, even if I switch to a different patch and back again. That persists until I turn the anyma off and back on again.

That's going to cause problems if I try to play those patches with a wind controller, and there doesn't seem to be any reason why I couldn't, other than that bug.