Solved!
"Maybe a worthwhile thing to try would be redo the pairing between the wireless receiver and the Sylphyo. Push the button on the receiver, and then go to the Sylphyo's settings menu and select the "Receiver device" item. Pairing should cycle between different wireless channels, so depending on what other wireless equipment you have around, it could work better to change to another wireless channel."
Tnx a lot!
Hello everybody,
I am using Sylphyo v.01 (no internal sounds, no Link) as a MIDI controller to control hardware synths - mostly Moog Sirin, sometimes Dreadbox Typhon.
I have as bought in 2019 and worked like a charm for almost two years until one day receiver just died. I have sent it back to Aodyo, they have either repaired or got me a new receiver - and everything seemed to be fine for a month or so when another problem appeared. Some MIDI notes stick and play infinitely or until I play that very note again. The problem appears when i use Sylphyo with hardware synths, so i tried to connect it as MIDI controller in VST - when receiver is connected to a PC (MIDI over usb) - and it was the same problem there. I have tried to reset Sylphyo to factory setting many times - the problem was still there. I have changed the MIDI cables - nothing. I tried to turn off rotation and elevation etc - still the same. I have tried to lower breath rate - still nothing. Adjusted note-off delay - nothing, messed with Breath minimums, etc - nothing. Cleaned Sylphyo - nothing... I have updated the firmware - nothing. Even tried to downgrade to older firmware to check if it will work - still the same. It is quite annoying as i can not play normally and summer festival bookings are getting closer.
I have written a couple of mails to Aodyo Support but got no answer. Maybe some of you can help with some advice before i send it back for another repair? I am not sure if i am doing something wrong with the settings or the instrument (or receiver) is faulty.
Thanks a lot in advance! Please help!
Milan
p.s. this is how it looks like in VST:
