Your last comment isn’t right or fair… first of all, the build quality of the Sub Phatty is excelent (hardware). No Roland, Korg or Yamaha at this price gets near it’s quality. There’s also another thing… you’ve updated the firmware by yourself, deal with it and accept that you’re acting like a “beta tester” of the firmware, and your purpose is to share these problems you’ve found with everyone.
Having bugs is something expected when you buy something that is recently released… I’ve had a bunch of keyboards flawed just because of software. Wait a few weeks and this will get fixed. Remember that you’ve bought not only a Sub Phatty, but also one of the best customer support in musical instruments.
Hi guys. The firmware from the forum is a beta version; it’s a work in progress. These versions should come with a disclaimer, to use at your own risk and please report any bugs you find so that they can be fixed for the official release.
If you’d like to revert to the original production firmware, you can do so at any time. I will look at the code straight away to fix these problems.
Also, one thing about EG Reset… it’s not always audible; only with certain envelope settings. What this parameter does is to force the attack stage to begin from zero, rather than the attack beginning from the current sustain level (even if this is not zero). So, you’ll hear the effect of Reset most strongly if your envelope has a long attack, high sustain level and long release. if Reset is off, and you play a series of repeated notes, you won’t hear the full Attack stage of the envelope on subsequent repeated notes, because the envelope level never falls back to zero (due to the long release time). With the same envelope settings and Reset enabled, subsequent notes will have the full Attack stage of the envelope represented, because it evolves from zero to maximum every time the envelope is triggered.