I really like the samson graphite 49. I use it currently with a modal synth, but Im curious how it would work with phi, I suspect very well because for the value it has pressure aftertouch, 2 banks of 8 sliders and one for volume, 16 function buttons, and two banks of 8 knobs, along with 4 percussion pads you maybe could route the piezo to [?].

Odd that Ive had my phi some months and havent tried using my graphite for it yet. Reason being id have to re-assign some of my midi cc most likely, and I kind of am 'used' to what I have it set up with.

Korg's nanokey studio however, I do also have, though its a bit small and only has velocity sensitivity and no aftertouch, it has 8 knobs, 8 pads an arpeggiator and an xy pad also. I think what I will try soon is connecting with this one.

I believe Aodyo made a youtube video featuring the phi, and the nanokey studio, although it was not too in depth it did show functionality of the knobs with some of the sound manipulations in the one shown.

Besides the graphite 49 I also have a beatstep pro, that actually could be a fun idea also.

update went smoothly. Sounds great!

I'm still learning how to program the phi in general, but was able to assign lfo to scanning wave position on several of the models : ) next is to figure out how to do so with the mod envelope.

can the WT sounds be played paraphonically? [havent tried diving into making paraphonic patches from scratch, thats a whole other thing].

I really like the chord setting, set up a sound where im scanning that, and it sounds like moving chords , very neat .

I noticed though, when i had it at default mode, the notes came on a bit slower [if i tried to play fast succession of notes] but that might be a setting if i changed it, the 'tracking' aka responsiveness would be fine.

Also, is it only one osc at a time [I tried doing different WT osc on the 3 oscillators, but only got one to sound] that will work?

Again Ive only just started with this, I plan to look closer at these and play through them . So far pretty happy. Haven't even tried the sequencer yet... very curious.

Thank you

This is great, so many things to try out. Thanks!