[SPHE] Sub Phatty Editor 2.0.0b14 is ready to test!

Hello beta group!

Sub Phatty Editor v2.0.0b14 is now available.

Fixes:
SPE-296 - Saving preset to a new location using hardware, target preset name not updated on Editor
SPE-295 - Default Juce GUI shows sometime on the VST component
SPE-293 - Removing and reloading a AU/VST instance, it’s blocked
SPE-292 - Moving block of presets in a list doesn’t work as expected
SPE-291 - Share Presets default text is invisible
SPE-290 - beta custom folders and presets are read only
SPE-279 - Service folder owner is root rather than user
SPE-190 - Make VSTi listen to PGM changes only on the hardware input channel

Download:
(OSX) http://www.moogconnect.net/downloads/subphatty/Sub%20Phatty%20Editor%20Installer-2.0.0b14-OSX.zip
(Windows) http://www.moogconnect.net/downloads/subphatty/Moog%20Sub%20Phatty%20Editor-2.0.0b14-WINDOWS.zip

Firmware beta v2.1.12 (unchanged):
http://www.moogconnect.net/downloads/subphatty/Sub_Phatty_Firmware_Beta_v2.1.12.zip

IMPORTANT: Please check for the current SPH firmware version by loading the Editor and looking at the firmware version number on the PREF page. If it says 2.x, you may install this updated firmware. If 1.x, please check your unit’s serial number. If it’s #2892 or lower, DO NOT update your Sub Phatty firmware.

Windows Drivers:
v4.35.0 (Windows 7 and up): http://www.moogconnect.net/downloads/subphatty/Moog_Sub_Phatty_USB_Driver_v4.35.0.zip
v2.23.0 (Vista or XP): http://www.moogconnect.net/downloads/subphatty/Moog_Sub_Phatty_USB_DriverSetup_v2.23.0.zip

  • Driver should be installed only once updating the firmware.

Updating the firmware:

  1. Connect your Sub Phatty to your computer using a USB cable. Connect it directly, and not using any USB hub.
  2. Turn the Sub Phatty on. Push HARD SYNC and PITCH AMT and while holding them both, push ACTIVE PANEL twice. If you push it only once, the update won’t work.
  3. LFO RATE indicator should blink slowly. This means that the Phatty is now ready to receive the new firmware.
  4. Load the C6 sysex program.
  5. Configure C6 midi ports so they point to Sub Phatty In/Out (“CONFIG”)
  6. Load the firmware syx file into C6 (“LOAD”)
  7. Mark the syx file by clicking it once, and then click “SEND”
  8. MIDI LED should now flash slowly. If it flashes very fast it means that the Phatty receives midi, but not updating the firmware. In this case turn the Phatty off and back on, and repeat the 3-button push scenario.
  9. Once the update completes, the Phatty should restart itself automatically. That means the new firmware is now updated.
  10. Run the Sub Phatty Editor and check for the firmware version by clicking on “PREF”. It should now say 2.1.12. If it says anything other than “2.1.12”, it means that the firmware is not successfully updated, and you need to repeat the process again.

Thanks for your cooperation!