Features that have a good chance of being implemented in the future, and Firmware updates.
Topics ar marked as: [A]=Approved, [WIP]=Work in Progress, [F]=Finished
Missing restart/reset of connected machines when using drum pad in P.A.d. mode - viewtopic.php?t=442
Interface changes:
The advanced settings will now always be visible, but will be in a "sub-menu" at the very end (after the Brightness)
This is to avoid crowding the settings list as it is getting bigger! Some settings will also move to the advanced list.
Looking forward to this one! Especially the improved tap tempo will possibly be a game changer for when you want to play along a live drummer with an arpeggiator or sequencer running. Currently, it is only possible to match the tempo, but if I understand it right, the improved tap tempo would catch up to stay in sync as well.
I do know there’s no ETA at the moment, but i’m wondering : what’s the eta ?
No, I get it, there’s other updates before that one, unfortunately for me, I was counting a bit too much on the presets feature and have been waiting for it to really use my midronome. If you say it might take months, I’m willing to wait, but if it’s years, it’s simply a great piece of gear that I’d have to sell until then.
Difficult and complex features are the ones that take time, for example the one that is coming with Firmware 3.0.
Once this is out I will start working on Firmware 4.0, and its difficult feature is the improved tap tempo, which is the only one that could take time. But because of your comment, I'll make sure to release the tempo presets (which is a much simpler feature to implement), either with version 4.0 if the improved tap tempo is done in a few weeks, or as a separate version 3.1
Simon wrote: ↑11 Mar 2024, 08:36
… I'll make sure to release the tempo presets (which is a much simpler feature to implement), either with version 4.0 if the improved tap tempo is done in a few weeks, or as a separate version 3.1
I know, there has been many delays. Major causes are U-SYNC for Windows and the new batch which is not only a batch but a new revision of everything including new branding ("Nome II"...), so lots to do there.
Plan is to get started on Firmware 4.0 as soon as the new batch is ready
Well an ETA for start of FW 4.0 dev should be middle of November, maybe a bit before.
Then for release I am sorry, I cannot give an ETA until I've started working on the smart tap tempo as it might be a bit of a challenge.
The other features should go quite fast and I'll do them first. If the tap tempo feature start taking too much time, I might release the others first as FW 3.5 or something like that
Me again. Did you get to start tackling 4.0 ? I don’t want to rush you or anything, I knew from the start what I was getting myself in by buying something knowing it wasn’t yet implemented, but you think it’d be doable to split the release and get that preset thing out ?
Also, I never asked before, but do you have a broad idea of how it would work ? Also, external controls ? I’d love to be able to pause (or mute) and to hit either next preset or maybe double tapping could go back one preset.
And for the display, you had already something in mind ?
Yes the production of the Nome II has been delayed, and since I will start FW 4.0 dev after, then this has been delayed too.
But I hope to start very soon - still no ETA at the moment.
Regarding your other questions, please do not hesitate to share how you would want this to work (but please do it in the feature topic, not here), both in regards to how the display could show the info, how it would react to MIDI commands, and which combination of buttons you would want to use to change presets. Same for the other features - it's always good to get suggestions or ideas on how to set up the user interaction
Oh I get it ! Take the time you need. I'd really appreciate if you'd be able to release a first version of the firmware with only the presets, but again, I get it and take the time you actually need to do it !
I'll indeed go share how I think it could work as well as to the display itself.