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  • 15v ok?

    synthriksynthrik

    I doubt you'd find anyone who'd have dared to risk damaging their precious Deluge like that. :wink:

    Anyway since it's designed for 9 to 12 volts, I wouldn't feed it 15 volts no matter what.

  • Tip, Tricks and Hacks - list your most useful non-obvious discoveries

    synthriksynthrik

    @TOTAL said:
    Improvisation mode
    ...
    BTW, does anyone know of a seamless comeback?

    Yup, I guess.

    1. Switch back to arrange mode.
    2. Scroll horizontally to where you want to jump back into the arrangement.
    3. Push and hold horizontal scroll an press play.

    After completing the current clip cycle, playback will continue in the arrangement. You can turn the select knob to increase number of cycles before the switch happens etc. It means you can also go back again to clip view and keep playing notes or beats live during count down.

  • Should the numeric display constantly scroll?

    synthriksynthrik

    I have the same setup, 7-segment Deluge with official firmware.

    If you are in clip view and the patch name is longer than 4 chars, then yes, that's normal. All the official presets from the good old pre-OLED days were just numbers from 1 to 170-something and do not scroll because they are short.

    You can rename the patch for the current song only by going into arrange view, hold the launch pad for the patch (the rightmost pad on the row) and press the "name" shortcut. Then give it a shorter name. It will not rename the original patch but the current song will be disconnected from it.

    Unrelated to your question, that's actually a neat trick if you want to double with the original patch because at this point you can load the original patch in another clip an it can play at the same time as the clip with the renamed patch. For example you can pan one hard left and the other hard right for some added depth.