built in MOS Technology 6581 added to the zynscreen
A fully supported ported version of Cubase for the Atari ST from 1989 for touchscreens
A 17th MIDI channel
Wiimote integration as an expression controller
Folding Zynthian
Magnetic pogo pin connector for seamless connection of multiple zynths allowing pianoteq to run at 48KHz with 128 polyphony by connecting 64 zynths with two polyphony.
I’ve been considering the Pi4 as an upgrade to my 3B (non +)
Those who have it, is it a big improvement in performance?
I know some of the Synth presets can be quite demanding and some patches on the OBx and reMID are pretty unplayable. Most Synths do seem fine though.
Its looks like the LAN and USB ports have been swapped, so I’d have to re-cut parts of my case.
Would be interested to hear from those who have upgraded.
I am still finding that MIDI data from a foot pedal crashes pure data patches running in a sub process on my zynthian. Foot pedal data running in the parent process doesn’t cause a problem. Before I get into the process of debugging inter-process communication, I thought I would just try faster hardware.
When do we anticipate official zynthian kits running on the raspberry pi 4? I am about to make a purchase, and would like to be able to plan. I understand that the pandemic situation may have slowed things down…
I have the 1G version and I’m happy with it. The only memory related issue I’ve had is not being able to load the Ivy Audio piano soundfont into Linuxsampler.