433 Reply by little-scale

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The first units have been sent today!

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434 Reply by little-scale

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Hope that helps clear up the issue of assigning operators to be carriers or modulators smile

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435 Reply by little-scale

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Lazerbeat wrote:

Yes, I don't have it in front of me but there is a dial on the strip which allows you to select the algorithm, if you look back up thread a little, little-scale posted a PDF manual which shows all the algorithm numbers.

Carriers are shown in the darker shading. Modulators are shown as white.

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436 Reply by little-scale

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Absolutely! I'll be emailing everyone individually once your particular unit has been tested and shipped heart

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437 Reply by little-scale

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Thanks for your patience, everyone!

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438 Reply by little-scale

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DUNGEONMASTER wrote:

does the interface support op carriers? i cant find anything like it on the channel strip.

I am not quite following this question, can you please rephrase it?

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439 Reply by little-scale

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First 10 units have been soldered up. Just need to test them, and then they will ship on Monday!

Next 10 will ship on Thursday.

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440 Reply by little-scale

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e.s.c. wrote:
little-scale wrote:

Can you describe to me in which situation this might be useful (considering it is a USB connection)?

my situation: im going to be using it with a kenton usb midi host, and have my yamaha cs01 locked in on channel 1 (though id prefer channels 7-16 if possible, but tbh any situation will give me overlapping channels at this point wink)

OK, so this is exactly the sort of situation I was anticipating with my question smile

I will look into it, and see what I can do.

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441 Reply by little-scale

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Not a problem at all! smile

Ant it's not an idiot question - these setups CAN be confusing and not at all obvious.

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442 Reply by little-scale

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It's a USB connection - mGB would have its own USB connection that is completely separate from GenMDM.

With GenMDM you would choose the GenMDM USB MIDI device as an output device. Channel 1- 10 are used.

At the same time, you can also connect mGB to a USB <----> MIDI interface, and use MIDI channels 1 - 4.

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443 Reply by little-scale

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PULSELOOPER wrote:

I was wondering... is there a way to re-route the genmdm midi channels? For example, using 5-15 midi channels for FM/PSG instead of 1-10?

Can you describe to me in which situation this might be useful (considering it is a USB connection)?

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444 Reply by little-scale

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i hate my voice neutral

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446 Reply by little-scale

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love that track btw sean!

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447 Reply by little-scale

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Rei Yano wrote:

how about.... idk. make a quick track or loop in 15 min tongue just so we could see your process? I am still learning ableton so maybe I could learn a trick or two.

Sure - sort of like a workflow example? Hmm nice idea...

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448 Reply by little-scale

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naff how? anything you would like me to fix?

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