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Is it feasible to provide a 'Hold' Key Assign mode? Any current Note On event would not give up its status. Notes in release would give up their status, based on the current Last, Low, High Note Priority functions.
This would provide, for example, the possibility of a drone at the bottom end without ...

Go into the GX-80's settings menu and set your controller active. Then, on another of the menu pages, set MPE active (assuming your controller is MPE-capable).

Reid


On the GX-80? I'm not sure that's correct. The GX-80 always responds to aftertouch, channel or poly, depending on the front panel ...

The CS-80 (and GS-1, not counting its mini keyboard) had no monophonic mode.
Now we have a remarkable instrument in the shape of of GX-80 which does offer such an option with no precedent for how it should operate.
Please consider configuring Sustain II, when in Mono mode, with same kind of single ...

Hi esteemed Cherry team,
When switching between poly and mono and back to poly, any release voices will remain buffered and kick back in, no matter how much time has elapsed. Whatever was left in release will insist on kicking back in and completing its duty.
Is it possible to flush the release ...

I’m definitely on board with this. So much so that it might look as if I’ve put you up to this! 🤣🤣
As we would expect, this wonderful instrument takes some muscle to run full on but, in reality, ‘full on’ is not always wanted and can get in the way when releases start building up. So, beyond getting ...

I'd like to add a heartfelt plea for the inclusion of poly AT.
It is what made the CS-80 what it is - and its inclusion on instruments by Spectrasonics, U-He, Arturia and others enables beautiful expression in their instruments, for those who wish to run existing Poly AT equipped 88 note keyboards ...

Ha! I just checked in to say I just saw it right in context menu of the modules... looking at me.
Well, things just got a whole lot better! Thanks very much.
Ade

Would anyone else see value in a module 'immunity' setting, where the parameters of designated modules lock across variations, obviating the need to update a mass of settings? Say, for example, you need to divide a clock across 10 variations; you would immunize the module and see that instantly ...

this was feature recquest i also wanted to make.

it is great, to see, how much of the buffer is use,

it is never a cpu meter.. (o well reaper has it, but the real feedback that is usefull: buffer load).

i make my patches standalone, so it is great to see, how much it uses. so i can determine ...