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    @dodge_bass
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    @Al Krow
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    @Al Krow has some Rockboard Flax MIDI cables for sale and these can be angled up or down. Or these: Hosa MID-303RR 3ft Right Angle 5... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00FC4ZAHM?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share The above one has the two plugs angled oppositely. They do a version where both are the same orientation too I think. And Rockboard also make non-adjustable angled MIDI cables.
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    Let’s hope they one day resume.
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    Cheers @Al Krow, I was only kidding but really appreciate the gesture. Thanks very much for the funds!
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    C4 is totally usable, but not able to nail the exact envelope shape like the FI can.
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    https://www.paypal.me/peterkenney Be my guest!
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    I tweaked the C4 patch as I wasn’t happy with it. So the isolated version isn’t the same as the one heard in the clip yesterday. That had a bit too much high end and too slow an attack.
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    It's pretty easy to be honest, F#m Aeolian for the most part.
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    I should start charging! FI: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jt_LjcAt88wTzkV-9vZvZ0XW36uctWoT/view?usp=sharing C4: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_saF0FjZq5WiqlIWwBpxx4IzfpeotcCc/view?usp=sharing
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    I'll have to redo it then as I deleted the Ableton files.
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    I didn't, it's just so close you can't tell it apart. If you listen closely, you can hear both.
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    Here's my revised version. I've panned the original more to the left and my version to the right. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1npfteLJDKg2lO7kX9L8HlLs4ACO0rDLv/view?usp=sharing
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    The index is pretty thorough and if that doesn’t work, it’s a PDF so you can keyword search using ctrl+F.
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    Just linking to this as it is relevant here:
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    Just linking to this patch I made which came up in a discussion elsewhere yesterday:
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    No. I read manuals as part of deciding whether to buy certain products. Agreed, Boss manuals do lack detail often.
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    Another instance of where reading the manual helps. The on-screen keyboard is velocity sensitive: play it near the bottom for high velocity, near the top for low velocity. Also, volume response of a given patch is dependent on what the amp and filter envelope settings are.
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    I’ll have another listen to it later today and record a new clip. As I said in the post you just quoted, it’s about have precise independent control over the attack, decay and sustain portions of the envelope. C4 mostly only allows control over either attack or decay, or where it does allow control over both, they are linked so that adjusting one also adjusts the other. C4 doesn’t have an adjustable sustain stage either. In this patch there is a perceptible attack time giving a short “bwah” kind of sound and then the filter envelope decays a bit but remains relatively open (regulated by the sustain stage), i.e. higher than the initial cutoff value, whereas the C4 nearly always decays straight back to the cutoff value set by the frequency knob. That’s why full ADSR is superior and why I pushed Andras so much to add it to the FI.
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    There’s nothing too crazy going on in the patch - single sawtooth oscillator, no resonance. The main work is in having precise control over the attack, decay, and sustain stages of the envelope and the envelope depth. I then added some internal EQ to boost the low end. After I recorded this clip I tweaked it a bit further as I didn’t think I’d quite got it.
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    One could easily hook up to a FaderFox product and have all the physical dials one could wish for. Also, in the MIDI map there is a parameter which allows one to change what the two control knobs are assigned to on the fly so one has access to potentially 128 knob choices.
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    Seems we write similar things at the same time.
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    If you’re only using a limited number of sounds (or even if you’re not) you can use a mobile device plugged into the USB port to change patches on the C4 which overcomes the lack of display. The advantage of a MIDI controller is being able to jump to specific patches without having to scroll through the list. Anyway, this is a bit off-topic and mightbe more usefully and thoroughly discussed on the C4 thread. What do you think to the accuracy of the patches?
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    Yes and yes (but not via WiFi - needs a USB cable).
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    Definitely easier to get closer with the FI.
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