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Not a problem. That's what I'm here for

AUD$85 btw.

A quick note on shipping times:

In 7 days I'll update little-scale.com with a pay pal pay button.

Shipping times are very difficult to estimate, but as soon as all of the orders fill, Ill order the PCBs which take about 4 weeks to be made and be delivered. Then production rate is about 10 a week or so. Maybe slightly higher depending on what I'm doing.

So, let's guess 2 weeks preorder is open + 4 weeks PCB time + 2 to 4 weeks production time this equals 8 to 10 weeks. Which may seem excessive BUT keep in mind it's all hand built and tested by me. Add on to this another 2 weeks buffering time for work issues and life issues, and you end up with 10 - 12 weeks.

tl;dr: My best guess re: shipping times - after the whole round 1 fiasco - is 10 - 12 weeks.

SSG EG is controlled via 2 MIDI CCs BTW. One for On / Off and one for Value.

I'll open another pre order batch as soon as the last five units have been sent out and I've dealt with god in pants' problematic GenMDM unit. There seems to be enough interest.

This pre order will be limited to a maximum of 50 units, like last time.

The hardware will be the exact same as round 1. The price as well (AUD$85).

Hopefully my life doesn't fall apart again and create unnecessary delays.

Hi Aly James,

1) SSG EG and CH3 Special will be implemented very soon. I've written the code, but I haven't fully tested it yet. The new firmware should be available mid to late next week.

2) I am in the process of writing a full documentation file, which will be available hopefully mid next week.

3) The frequency for the CH3 Special will be set by pitch values received on MIDI channels 11, 12 and 13 in conjunction with MIDI channel 3 - for operators 1 - 4 like so:

op 1 = MIDI ch 3
op 2 (ch 3 special mode) = MIDI ch 11
op 3 (ch 3 special mode) = MIDI ch 12
op 4 (ch 3 special mode) = MIDI ch 13

$100 is fine.

Many people have no idea how much time and effort and energy - sometimes at great personal expense - making hardware for the scene can be.