Maybe not for the Linnsgrument but I'm pretty sure there's no way to do per voice filter cutoff changes with the Roli Rise regardless of CC mapping. Per voice pitch bends work (built with MIDI guitars in mind I suppose), but I don't think that vertical axis on the Rise can be assigned to work on a per voice level in U-he synths at the moment. Currently, using Diva, assigning CC74 to filter cutoff on the Rise means that if you're playing a four note chord and move one finger up the key, the filter opens equally on all four voices not just that one. On a fully MPE compatible synth, the filter would open for the one note while remaining unchanged for the other three.pdxindy wrote:So then it does not really matter if RePro-5 gets CC74?EvilDragon wrote:In that case you can use a plugin to do your remapping. For example, pizmidi will do.pdxindy wrote:since various controllers and hosts don't allow easy remapping.
http://thepiz.org/plugins/?p=pizmidi
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Funkybot's Evil Twin Funkybot's Evil Twin https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=116627
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david.beholder david.beholder https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=159839
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Isn' t about time to release public beta?
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Read the thread. Few more weeks, most likely. It's all well covered in here.david.beholder wrote:Isn' t about time to release public beta?
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Funkybot's Evil Twin Funkybot's Evil Twin https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=116627
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The update from Rob last week was:david.beholder wrote:Isn' t about time to release public beta?
So, if the best case scenario was 1-2 weeks to go through internal testing and beta testers, but the Preset Browser still wasn't done yet, I guess you can take that as..."two weeks."It has to go through our own hands first, as well as the hands of our internal beta team. All of which would take 1-2 weeks, best case scenario, given that we don't find any flaws worth correcting or bugs worth fixing.
First of all we need to finish it, and it's not done yet. Don't ask me when... "soon".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70xGgWIw5tU
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Beta is out now!
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david.beholder david.beholder https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=159839
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Where?Elektronisch wrote:Beta is out now!
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in my dreamsdavid.beholder wrote:Where?Elektronisch wrote:Beta is out now!
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We still experience some instability... can't say when this is fixeddavid.beholder wrote:Isn' t about time to release public beta?
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Well Roland's just released a brand new Minimoog Model D so the pressure is on .Urs wrote:We still experience some instability... can't say when this is fixeddavid.beholder wrote:Isn' t about time to release public beta?
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No pressure... for Repro-1 users, as exciting as the SE-02 is, it'll be infinitely more expensive than the upgrade to Repro-1 + Repro-5. That will extend throughout the public beta phase.nevernamed wrote:Well Roland's just released a brand new Minimoog Model D so the pressure is on .Urs wrote:We still experience some instability... can't say when this is fixeddavid.beholder wrote:Isn' t about time to release public beta?
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You know, not that I want to read anything into a casual comment, but, I'm not a total slouch when it comes to the maths, and, well, there's really only one upgrade price that makes that statement true.Urs wrote:No pressure... for Repro-1 users, as exciting as the SE-02 is, it'll be infinitely more expensive than the upgrade to Repro-1 + Repro-5. That will extend throughout the public beta phase.nevernamed wrote:Well Roland's just released a brand new Minimoog Model D so the pressure is on .Urs wrote:We still experience some instability... can't say when this is fixeddavid.beholder wrote:Isn' t about time to release public beta?
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ghettosynth wrote:You know, not that I want to read anything into a casual comment, but, I'm not a total slouch when it comes to the maths, and, well, there's really only one upgrade price that makes that statement true.Urs wrote:No pressure... for Repro-1 users, as exciting as the SE-02 is, it'll be infinitely more expensive than the upgrade to Repro-1 + Repro-5. That will extend throughout the public beta phase.nevernamed wrote:Well Roland's just released a brand new Minimoog Model D so the pressure is on .Urs wrote:We still experience some instability... can't say when this is fixeddavid.beholder wrote:Isn' t about time to release public beta?
yep
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Not sure if you are joking...nevernamed wrote:Well Roland's just released a brand new Minimoog Model D so the pressure is on .Urs wrote:We still experience some instability... can't say when this is fixeddavid.beholder wrote:Isn' t about time to release public beta?
If not, how does another $500 monophonic analog synth 'inspired' by the Minimoog, put pressure on a software version of the polyphonic Prophet-5? I suppose since you can chain the SE-02's together, polyphony is possible... Then $2000 will get you 4 voices.
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david.beholder david.beholder https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=159839
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I think RePro-1 and RePro-5 is future redefined not Roland Model D clone.
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