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Imagine going back to keyboard mode for a previously recorded synth track and being able to get a visual indication of what notes had been entered. The Novation Circuit does this (the keyboard pads light up with the appropriate notes as the steps go by) and it can be helpful.

I could see it being implemented by going to keyboard mode during playback and having the pads of the corresponding notes light up white as the steps in question play.

Being able to assign various parameters to the gold knobs is great, but it would be even better if the parameters assigned there could go into negative values as well (like they can when editing via the menu/grid shortcuts).

For example, I've got a synth patch where the rate of LFO2 is modulated by ENV2. Assigning this modulation point to a custom knob is great, as I can adjust it on the fly, but it will only adjust in the positive range. I can start with a negative value (if the patch load state beings that way, for example), but once I cross into the positive threshold I can't go back when using the assigned gold parameter knob, even though I can when using the menu with the select knob.

This would open up some nice quick performance/sound design options.

(I didn't see this topic via a quick search of the forum, but let me know if I've missed a different thread I could upvote instead!)

I use a 64GB Flashair card with my Deluge and Downrush without issues. You just have to format it to Fat32 first. Works fine.

@Icoustik said:
Well the reason is that the exfat file system is "proprietary" and Synthstrom would have to pay massive bucks to the SD association in order to be able to use it. Hence, use the third party software. Simple as that

No, I got that. But, once again, the manual is wrong.

The manual isn't wrong if 32GB is what Synthstrom supports. Someone pointed out you can use larger cards if you format differently, which is a bit of a hack, so Synthstrom may not want to be responsible for people formatting their cards wrong and losing data etc.

It's similar to how someone figured out you could swap firmware between the Electribe sampler and synth---Korg didn't put that in the manual either, but it's possible to hack it.

I also formatted my card on my Mac with no third party software, for what it's worth.

@amiga909 said:
Let me rephrase: does any1 actually use the number of rep feature? If yes, whats ur use case?

Before arranger view it could have been used as a rudimentary song mode (ie, play this section 2 times then this section 3 times without me having to switch them, etc.). I don't use it much though.