@exiannyc I'd like this feature too.
The motivation is different in my case. I'd like to do sound design with the Anyma Phi as a standalone device, no keyboard (in whatever location I want, sofa, park), then when I'm done, connect a keyboard.
You can kind of hack round this using the piezo with envelope follower rise and fall as ADSR type controls, but that's not really the same thing.
FWIW, previous response on release dates:
@join said in Planned time-line:
For modules and software features, we don't give timelines because we can't guarantee we'll finish them on time (our software development team of one can only do so much at a time). However, if there's vocal request for feature so-and-so, those'll tend to be the kind of features we'll prioritize in our to-do list.
So don't hesitate to suggest features and tell what's important to you!
Nice work collecting all the patches so far @andyhornblower
@andyhornblower said in Patch Exchange Thread:
@jimhanks I think you've just officially started one :)
Yup, why don't we all treat this as the way to exchange patches. Would be nice bonus if it could be made a 'pinned' thread (assuming this forum has that facility).
@andyhornblower said in Renaming a patch doesn't stick (v0.8.90, updated today):
I'd like to suggest that the behaviour should be to rename it on the synth, permanently, when we use rename in the editor.
I don't think that makes sense to me. Everything else you do in the editor requires a following 'save' on the front-panel to make it permanent on the synth. To me it would make sense if also when you rename in the editor, you require a following 'save' on the synth.
Unless I've misunderstood somewhere ?
I thought maybe shift+right arrow, on the synth, was needed to make the change permanent, but doing that doesn't have any effect, after renaming a patch.
Aha ... that looks like the bug to me.
@andyhornblower said in Anyma Phi - shift to the alternative version of the matrix:
is there still an "early adopters" section
There is, but it's not terribly interesting. Two threads. One feature request (now implemented) and a thread titled "My very first Anyma Phi track !". Last update June 23rd.
@andyhornblower said in Anyma Phi - shift to the alternative version of the matrix:
I accept that it's not really ready yet, and I thought that might be the case when I bought it. I don't mind putting some effort into reporting the problems,
I agree with that.
I mean, the firmware is not even a 1.0 release yet. I accept that there might be firmware bugs that need to be shaken out, and to me it makes sense to share experiences here.
EDIT: here on the forum somewhere ... not necessarily in this thread :)
@join Thank you. If I had something that was concrete and reproducible, I would do that. Unfortunately I can't tell what set of circumstances are causing these freezes at the moment.
The only thing I can add to the above is that the synth carried on processing midi notes from my keyboard and making sounds, even though the screen was frozen, and the knobs and buttons did nothing.
@andyhornblower said in Anyma Phi - shift to the alternative version of the matrix:
I think, quite likely, the firmware is still just in an early release stage, with some fairly critical bugs.
I'm thinking the same thing.
@broken-gadget Nice selection of patches ... some absolute gems in there,
Okay, i have discovered that to get the shift button to work it needs a very short stab, not a longer press.
BUT .... the anyma phi front panel now locks up within a minute or two of restarting - I have to constantly switch off and on again.