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Normally when you tweak something the value jumps from the stored value to whatever position the knob/slider is at. With takeover mode the value won't change untill you pass through the stored value resulting in a smoother change.

When I make Devo sounds I try and I try but I can't get no satisfaction.

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 ?