Future Impact v3 and now V4

[Kiwi]

1 hour ago, Quatschmacher said:

Doesn’t Enzo do some arp stuff?

Apparently, yes.  But I couldn't find enough information to confirm it does exactly what I want.  For example, zero pitch steps (pauses) and sufficient ADSR between steps so two steps of the same pitch don't blend into each other. Also getting some punchy attack helps with the analogue feel to the synth sounds too.  The step blending has been a problem with the Cooper FX Moment Machine and the Eventide Pitchfactor (both of which I still have).  I'm wondering whether the H90might also have the same issue with blended steps.  I also have purchased an Alexander Pedals Colour Theory earlier in the year which I'm investigating but the UI isn't ideal for complex editing, however the designer is responsive so I might bounce ideas off him too.   Failing that I'll probably get an SY200 like Al and draw a line under the whole expensive exercise.

[Quatschmacher]

23 minutes ago, AinsleyWalker said:

Apologies if this has been answered before, it's difficult to dig up answers in this thread due to the size.

 

Planning to get a Morningstar controller of some kind (MC3 or 6) to help navigate through patches, etc.  I'm running firmware v3.6 on the OG model.

 

I'd like to program the MIDI controller to select specific patches via 'Program Change'.  I'm new to MIDI controllers, I get the concept of sending a CC value to change banks (CC90 and CC91 respectively for the F.I.) but I'm not sure how to approach the first few options that have names rather than CC values. 

 

The user interface for the Morningstar seems to have a box where you type the CC value, would you simply type the CC name here instead?

Thanks!

 

The message types with names are just that and that’s how they appear in any MIDI controller (such as Morningstar). Program Change is just PC. Note-on/off are the messages sent when pressing and releasing a keyboard key; velocity is a value associated with that which is derived from how fast you press the key. These are messages you can also assign to button presses on a controller. Say if you want a Morningstar button to play a drone. 

[AinsleyWalker]

9 minutes ago, Quatschmacher said:

The message types with names are just that and that’s how they appear in any MIDI controller (such as Morningstar). Program Change is just PC. Note-on/off are the messages sent when pressing and releasing a keyboard key; velocity is a value associated with that which is derived from how fast you press the key. These are messages you can also assign to button presses on a controller. Say if you want a Morningstar button to play a drone. 

 

Appreciate the response, looking more into the Morningstar UI and it seems fairly straight forward.
Thanks for the help as always

[HoorayForAnonyms]

1 hour ago, Al Krow said:

 

Tracking on their latest release is very disappointing from online reviews.

I can confirm this. The Enzo X was a missed opportunity for them to actually take some of the bass market; which is admittedly minuscule compared to the guitar market but…

Edited 5 hours ago by HoorayForAnonyms