Topics created by k0872

You can set the reverb level in the sound menu.

The latency thing is something we cannot reproduce.
Could you please confirm that it is still there even after a factory reset?

If it's still there, the usual thing to do for diagnostics is to use MIDI monitor software and try to see if there is a significant delay between an action on the controller and new data being displayed on the screen. It would be very helpful if you could test your Sylphyo+Link using a MIDI monitor (see this article for help), ideally showing us a video of the delay.

its difficult to capture on video do you know any latency measuring software?

Did you try the official 1.3.1 version from our website as well? There are some differences compared to 1.3.1b2.

We didn't achieve the factory reset on upgraded Sylphyo to avoid changing our user setup. This seems to have been the issue.

Adding extra MIDI parameter can add latency due to additional MIDI messages (and MIDI low baudrate), but only at the last MIDI conversion level (either on the Sylphyo USB MIDI or on the Link MIDI DIN or USB output).

thanks for acknowledging that you have seen my long standing post and that you are confirming that you do not intend to do anything about it again

in 2018 february you said "we'll update the Celtic fingering to include finger vibrato."

I am once again disappointed that I cannot seem to get you to understand this is a real plus to your instrument, and instead you continue to focus on star wars sounds.

great shame but at least your saying up front that you cant be bothered

It's something we're regularly thinking about, but that isn't really simple to implement, notably because the MIDI protocol makes it hard to work with, and because there are few synths out there that understand the relevant MIDI messages. Anyway, MIDI isn't designed from the ground up to allow you to play outside the 12-tone equal temperament (12-TET), so a popular approach is to let your synth or virtual instrument handle this.

You might want to look at synths or virtual instruments that are explicitly designed for this (look for terms like microtuning), like the Samplemodeling virtual instruments.
In general, they allow you to define the exact frequency (or offset from a base frequency) of each of the 12 tones (C, C#, D, D#, E, F… B) that can be sent by your MIDI controller.

Feel free to provide us some video link to what you achieve ...

For now movement control settings are fixed.

You can adjust the breath range setting to adapt the response to the plug you inserted at the lower end ...

also the octave leading note 0oxxOxxxO also would need to be included.

really enjoying experimenting, but miss that fingered vibratto which you get from pipes, oboes whistles ect.