You should put all these instruments to a different MIDI channel.
That way the control changes (turning knobs etc.) won't affect the other instruments.

Tempo sync doesn't use a channel so that would still affect all instruments.

Tidda

You could try the diagnostic mode to find out what the problem is.
See the video at this address: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xd9chj

Maybe the battery needs to be replaced.
See the video at this address: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niJvYrVMY1M

Tidda

I found this on the net, https://www.sequencer.de/mfb/mfbsynthlite.html . The relevant bit, Der Lupenfreund unter uns hat vielleicht das kleine „Mäuseklavier“ entdeckt, direkt neben dem MFB-Schriftzug. Damit kann der Meister des binären Zahlensystems den Midikanal einstellen. Alle anderen nutzen die...

And it continues ... IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE PRICE, DON'T WORRY.... I WILL KEEP THE THE SYNTH. Product Specs Condition:Excellent (Used) Brand:SYNTON Model:Syrinx (serial number 0001, Purple color) Synthesizer Museum Quality Finish:Black & Purple Categories:Analog Synths Year:1982 Made In:United States...

More than €500 difference. Very strange.
Funny thing is, a while back it was the other way around:
Now: Prophet~6 €3099, OB-6 €2555
A while back: OB-6 €2644, Prophet~6 €2333

meatballfulton wrote:I hope they fixed the damn EG retrigger issue that both Minilogue and Monologue had

With 16 voices, when a next key is pressed, the running EG would complete its stages and the EG of the next voice that is triggered by that key would start from zero. No retriggering unless all voices are exhausted?

According to the MIDI implementation chart it recognizes both program change and song select MIDI messages.

Inserting an empty measure at the start of the sequence where the program changes can take place is a traditional solution for the problem you're describing.
That way the synth has time to set up itself without notes playing.

Tidda

No, Yamaha expects you to reboot every time you put in another floppy drive, which is fair.

Tidda

I guess 100mA is plenty of current for a simple MIDI to CV converter. That Pittsburgh Modular eurorack MIDI to CV converter you were looking at only uses 40mA. And as that 40mA coverter can used with big power supplies that come with big eurorack cases, typically 2A or more, it's not a problem to us...

part12studios wrote:What does HP mean in modular terms? I couldn't find a clear answer.

0.2 inches, 5.08 mm.

Horizontal pitch - Wikipedia

Tidda

Then again, the AN1x fails on the full size keyboard. Good God in Heaven. Are you serious right now? Yes, quite serious. How are they not full size keys? Well, they're a little bit smaller. You won't notice it on first sight. Are they one millimeter narrower than the keys on your piano? Roughly yes...

Sure, I admit it's nitpicking, and most people would not notice or not bother. Some people even prefer it as they have a greater reach and can play faster. Personally I think it is one of the few 'cons' of the AN1x. Although it's only one white key width less on 5 octaves C-C compared to my standard...

ItsMeOnly wrote:

Tidda wrote:Then again, the AN1x fails on the full size keyboard.

No, it does not. It has 61 semi-weighted full-size keys.

No it's not. Measure the keyboard if you don't believe me.

That would be the MIDI merge USB in function. From the manual: The fifth page of the MIDI Setup menu allows you to select the routing of the MIDI Merge function for the USB input. When MIDI Merge is ON, the LP will echo all MIDI data received at the USB MIDI Input port to the selected MIDI Output po...