@jdickerson

Result 👍. Good for you 😁

@paul-flute

I agree , I think this would be a great thing , I suggested such a feature back in March 2020 but as it’s a small team I also understand this would take up a lot of time. Here’s a thought🤔…. Maybe if there’s any developers in the community, you could work with Aodyo to develop such an app, open source style maybe. it would be awesome if we were able to access to menu of the sylphyo from the iPad. It would be particularly useful to be able to change base key and patch number on the fly when doing a live performance. The interface could look something like this for example

@steviek

I’m looking into changing my hardware module and find this very interesting. The Rolands can be a bit glitchy (my XV2020 gets stuck notes quite often), have you noticed this with the integra? Have you any sound recordings of you playing it ? I tend to favour instrument emulation personally

@Bernard-Béville

Merci pour votre réponse. Vous l'aimez comme source sonore? 🙂

@frank

I get your thinking as I was thinking the same but then on the other hand I’m thinking that the Vl70 is similar ages to the Roland XV 😀

@Bernard-Béville

Merci pour votre réponse. Vous l'aimez comme source sonore? 🙂

I’m wondering how many of you have and use the XpressO from DynaSample? And if so, what’s your thoughts?

I exclusively play within a church setting so my need is for emulation rather than the synth/techno sounds. For year I’ve been using the Roland XV2020 which is ok but limiting

Generally speaking the sounds I use most are
Ethnic Flutes
Cello
Strings
Celtic pipes
Pan pipes
Trumpet
Pads
I’ve never found a good clarinet or harmonica sound

https://community.aodyo.com/topic/190/qui-utilise-un-bouchon-who-uses-a-stopper

You may find this thread interesting

I use a pipe cleaner twisted into a T shape. You can alter the level of breath flow by twisting it tighter. Also it acts as a wick for moisture

I use a pipe cleaner twisted into a T shape. You can alter the level of breath flow by twisting it tighter. Also it acts as a wick for moisture

I had the same issue hen I first got mine and yes I too sorted it by changing the thumb size. I have set mine so that to pitch bend down I just roll my thumb down from where I naturally have it at the thumb rest of the instrument. Then if I want to pitch bend a note upward I start the note with my thumb in the roll down position and roll it back up to the thumb rest of the instrument. This seems to work well although sometimes the slider seems to loose its start setting and the pitch bend only works halfway down the slider. When this happens I lift all fingers off the sylphyo for a few seconds at the first opportunity, then carry on playing. This seems to recalibrate the setting and all is good again.