Topics created by StevieK

@Clint Since it is very boring to read all that spam messages and to block various spammers I will not visit Aodyo Community any longer.

@Gromit I have compared "Electro Fuse" with the possibilities of Helix Native to set up a guitar-like sound. There are much more alternatives in the Helix-Plugin and the sound is much more "guitarish" than Electro Fuse.

@Paul-Flute Great! I didn‘t know that MainStage has such a Plugin! I will try it out as soon as possible! Thank you very much for your hint!

@Clint Hi Clint,

Aodyo tells me to send back the Bagheera to change the battery. But I hat to wait about 3 months to get my "normal" sylphyo back. So I hesitate to send my bagheera to Aodyo. I can live without a fully functional battery.

Now it is 1,5 year since the last update. And still waiting.

It's available again.

We have a few new things for a new Sylphyo update but couldn't yet find the time to finalize them. This post offers a bit more perspective on what's been going on for us in 2021.
While I'm sure 2022 comes with its own set of challenges, the wrap-up of the v1.0 of the Anyma Phi will likely free us some time.

Perhaps the Direct Laser Interference Patterning (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0VP3uAVDa8) could be interesting.

@support_aodyo yes, the pearl edition really looks cool...It has that kind of a 'classic instrument' touch.
But I wonder if there might be any drawbacks compared to the standard model? According to the manual the keybend feature seems to be not yet introduced for the pearl edition. And as there seem to be cutouts in the housing for the pearl pads what about dust and liquids entering the housing?

@steviek That just sounds like you had both the Link and the Integra plugged in to your mixer/sound card, nothing strange. Please do a demo! We'd love to hear how it sounds.

@steviek The latest update always contains all the other updates too!

@steviek Hello! You need to change the buffer size in Logic Pro and Mainstage. Set it as low as possible so that you don't get any CPU overload and reduce the latency.
If you have a powerful computer you can get away with settings like 64 or even 32. If you also reduce the sampling rate (down to something like 44.1khz) that should also help with latency as you will then be able to reduce the buffer size.

I hope this helps!