roelp
February 9, 2024, 4:13pm
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Today I updated the software and the multi-timbral option seems to have disappeared… Or am I missing something?
Cheers, Roel.
ToFF
February 9, 2024, 4:19pm
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All is changing…
So more from @jofemodo
Following with this development, I’ve implemented a new approach and i’m so satisfied that i’ve pushed it to testing so it can be tested by the community. You will enjoy! Here we go!!
First of all, global Stage/Multi-timbral mode is dead!!
I will repeat it:
GLOBAL STAGE/MULTI-TIMBRAL MODE IS DEAD!
The new approach is MIDI CAPTURE DEVICES and ACTI / OMNI / MULTI modes.
Each MIDI capture device can be checked/unchecked for each chain (chain options => MIDI capture)
Each MIDI capture de…
and here
You can change the “MODE” of any input device by “bold-clicking” it. There are 3 MODES you can choose:
ACTI => Active Channel. MIDI events are translated to the active (currently selected!) chain, if routed. Zynthian behaves as Stage Mode for this device. It’s the default/initial mode for all devices.
OMNI => MIDI events are translated to routed chains, “cloning” the events to each routed chain. So you can have a given device assigned to one or more chains and it works not matter what MIDI ch…
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roelp
February 9, 2024, 8:52pm
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Ok, thank you for the info, I am new to Zynthian so I thought I was doing something wrong
Cheers, Roel.
wyleu
February 10, 2024, 4:31pm
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You have arrived at a time where the v5 hardware has landed and the next generation of software is being chipped out of this new rock. There are several changes at this sort of level, and it’s nearly always about increasing flexibility above a technique that demonstrates the concept but is starting to creak under the increased number of use cases. . .
So stick at it and ask lots of questions.
There’s nearly always a reason.
You can throw a contribution as described by this link… in if you feel it would suffice. It’s always appreciated.
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