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N.B. I have discovered that the OSC 1 TUNE param saves with the patch. So if I am editing with the “default” position of noon on the knob, the patch will save and recall ~40 cents flat. (Now I check with the tuner before saving. Or I retune and resave previously saved patches.) This might seem like ...

Hi EnjoyRC! Thanks for this. I did not see this procedure in the manual. FWIW, I did it twice and it does not fix the issue. My guess is this tunes the oscillators to themselves. Noon on OSC 1 TUNE (global tune) is still around 40 cents flat.

Anyone else experiencing this issue?

My OSC 1 TUNE (master tune) knob is about 40 cents flat at noon. There is no good visual indicator for when the knob is in tune (A440)—this being slightly to the right of noon. How can the master tune be re-calibrated? I’ve gone through multiple power cycles and also have had the power on for hours ...

For parameters which involve state selection (e.g. LFO WAVESHAPE, FILTER MODE, OSC. OCTAVE, MOD DEST., etc.) the saved state could blink while the edited state remains solid. And for parameters which are on/off only, they would simply blink/pulse if their state is edited.

Suggested implementation: make the [PANEL] button blink/pulse slowly to indicate when patch is in edited state. And then as mentioned above, buttons 1-16 indicate parameter value (as elsewhere in the UX design), center/off indicating return to saved value; lit buttons L/R from center indicate value ...

Please add via firmware update: edit state indication. It’s bad enough you omitted even a small OLED screen (a la Sub37) on a digitally controlled analog with 256 patch memories. But no visual indication of whether a parameter’s saved value has been changed and/or how to return it to its saved value ...