If you just need the firmware itself, you don't need to dump it, you can go to the Access website and download most of the OS versions. There are people at github who have started a project to reverse engineer the firmware. You might want to take a look at that.

Do you want to load new/different firmware or are you really trying to dump the currently loaded firmware?

eyalc123 wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 03, 2021 10:44 am

liked some Moog synths (like the Moog Mother 32) but I guess they are out of my budget

The Behringer Crave at $250 is a pretty good copy of the Mother 32.

He's already posted there. And the answer is:

Link to the YMO MIDI files

Now you just need all the same synths and you're in business

Metallic sounds for $550?

Arturia microFreak for $299.

What we need is an indication of the spot in the video that the sound first enters...in minutes and seconds, like 2:03, etc.

he also played trumpet for David Sylvian of Japan. Also with Van Morrison. Check out that Miles-style intro. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTa5Bp9zpD4[bbvideo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTa5Bp9zpD4[/bbvideo] Isham on synth and trumpet, Morrison on piano (no vocals!) https://www.youtube.com/w...

According to Wikipedia, the Jetzons were only around from 1981-1983. So pre-MIDI...Moogs, ARPs, Prophet 5 maybe. Their keyboard player Brad Buxer went on to a pretty sweet career...Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Temptations, Paula Abdul, Air Supply, music director for Michael Jackson ($$$$$$), soun...

I could not find a way to tie 2 notes to perform glide. The sequencer has a fixed gate of 50% when trigering notes, so ties are not possible. The best that can be done is to use one row of the sequencer to control EG release and create a very long release where you need a tie. That still will not y...

There's been few tutorials because noone could ever figure it out :lol: I owned the Poly Evolver Rack for awhile, chained to an Evolver desktop. The actual patches were programmed on the desktop, the global stuff...multitimbral setups and such...were programmed on the rack. The main thing I learned ...

The schematics and building instructions for the pAiA MIDI/CV converter are available online. You can also buy a kit of the circuit board and all components except the power supply.

Take a look over at the HxC forums.

Also try PMing member Hideaway Studio (Dan) as he has done such mods for the S612 and can probably give you some advice.

You can probably get some detailed answers at the HxC forums.

Sounds like two unrelated problems. If only three keys give you the two voices, it suggests a problem in the key scanning circuit. If plaing the Juno over MIDI do those notes play OK? If every fifth voice sounds strange, it could be a voice chip but the most common voice chip issue is a total failure.

DesertRatt,

Modartt also sells Pianoteq which is a very popular software piano.