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Do you have another synth to try with the jx/k25m ? Either that or try hooking it up to a midi monitor ( like midiox)to see what its sending.

Have you set the Sirin to receive on the same MIDI channel that the keyboard is transmitting ?

For devices that only have USB power you can plug them into a usb power adapter when you don't want power them from a computer.

The Oscillator is always on. There is no gate to open or close.
You can send it cv to control it's pitch/frequency.
To gate it you'd need to run it through a vca controlled by an envelope or use cv to automate the mix knob. Or you could manually hit the bypass switch.

When my Voyager came back from being serviced Osc 2&3 were off by -3 on the display and filter spacing off by -1.
Instead of sending it back or recalibrating it myself I just changed the tune and filter spacing values on the patches I wanted to keep and resaved them.

That is a good question: is any functionality of the RME lacking compared to a regular voyager, other than the physical touchpad? It has the same features except for the hardware. From the manual: Vx351 TOUCH This group of outputs is generated from the Voyager keyboard’s Touch Surface Controller. T...

I'm trying to ignore it because I don't have room to fit one in

I think we customers can expect more synths from the future. The article you linked states production has moved to Asia.
Shops are saying there will be more Matriarchs in around 3 months.

I don't think you can program midi Cc's and convert them to cv but you can send what ever the touch pad inputs on the vx352 are doing.

Aye, bank g is supposed to be a duplicate. If you want to make sure you have all the presets you can download them from post number 3 here https://gearspace.com/board/electronic-music-instruments-and-electronic-music-production/1154053-moog-voyager-3-0-presets.html. It's pretty common with analogue ...

Did you get it working ?

What is it that you need help with ?

You should be able to get reverse polarity cables/adapters from guitar stores.

In sysex librarian preferences try setting "Pause between played messages" to 60ms.
Then on the transmit speed tab set " transmit buffer size " to 128 bytes.
It could also be you're midi interface. Do you have a different one to try with ?

If Biff Behringer gets hold of it and releases a clone before Bob makes the original then we'll be in an alternate reality where Bob doesn't get the Moog name back, all the "Moog" Voyagers, Phatties, Subs,Mother's,etc disappear like they never existed and your mum gets the hots for you.

RustyGery wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 3:36 pm
I then followed the procedures described here, blindly, and sent a Sysex file via MidiOX, but I got the following error:
"Sysex: No Buffers Available: There is not enough memory...."
Amazing isn't it?

Does Voyager or MIDIox give you the error ?