We’ve just posted a new firmware version to mynah.groovesizer.com (see the Firmware tab).
New features:
- Tap tempo. To use, switch to BPM mode with F8+A8. While in BPM mode, continue to hold F8 and tap the desired tempo on A8
- Value locking with pickup for Voice Boost and Comp Drive. To prevent sudden jumps in audio level when these values are adjusted, the potentiometer now first has to pass through and below the current value before the value can be adjusted.
- Show an edit icon when adjusting per-step parameters. It could be confusing to know whether you are editing a parameter for an individual step or all steps. Now, when holding individual step buttons and adjusting with the potentiometer, or holding F1 and recording automation, an edit icon is shown as a reminder. It also helps to clarify which parameters are automatable and which are not.
Bug fixes:
- Sticky Bounce mode. After switching to Bounce mode, it could take multiple presses to exit to another mode.
- When adjusting per-step parameters, show the new parameter until F1/F8 is released. Previously, the display would return to showing the per step parameter as the playhead passes over it once the pot locked.
- Show parameter values consistently, rather than show alerts with new values for only some modes. There was some inconsistency in how parameter values were displayed with some displaying on the mode page, and some showing an alert with the new value.
Awesome!! Can’t wait to try this. I want to post on here about the Mynah soon, been busy lately though
1.2 seems to be stable.
I have got 2 ideas:
1) Right now, in example in the sample browser, it is really hard to get the right sample with the potentiometer, or you cant choose the first/last samples. I think it would be nice if you can select the sample via the +/- Buttons.
2) I think this one is not possible because of the hardware, but it would be really nice to get audio through, so you can connect for example a korg volca to the audio in, wich is then routet to the main outs, so you can work without a mixer. If this would be possible, maybe it would also be possible to somwhow record exactly one bar of external audio.
@moncalamari Thanks for your feedback!
1) This is already in the current firmware – the to use the +/- buttons in the file browser, hold F1 down
2) This would indeed be great, but you’re right – the current hardware does not support it. I’m looking at alternative hardware solutions for future instruments that would allow recording while playing back. Not only would this allow passthrough audio, but would also allow for sound-on-sound recording for layering or live looping.
hi
how do you check firmware version?
thx
