Hi!
I really like the 'easter egg' in the 1.1.1 firmware update!
Hold down Filter until it blinks and use knobs 1-4 for A,D,S,R for the Filter Envelope.
Hold down Env until it blinks and use knobs 1-4 for A,D,S,R for the Amp Envelope.
Now If I could make a wish for 1.1.2(1.2 etc.) 'Hold Down LFO' until it blinks and.
Knob 1 LFO->OSC1 PWM (Hold down 'Alt' for LFO->OSC1 Shape)
Knob 2 LFO->OSC2 PWM (Hold down 'Alt' for LFO->OSC2 Shape)
Knob 3 F.Env->OSC1 PWM (Hold down 'Alt' for F.Env->OSC1 Shape)
Knob 3 F.Env->OSC2 PWM (Hold down 'Alt' for F.Env->OSC2 Shape)
An alternative would be a 'modulation matrix mode'.
Ie. hold down OSC+LFO and knobs 1-4 could control.
(LFO->OSC1 PWM, LFO->OSC2 PWM, LFO->OSC1 Shape and LFO->OSC2 Shape)
For assigning 'Filter Envelope' hold down OSC+ENV and knobs 1-4 could control.
(F.Env->OSC 1PWM, F.Env->OSC2 PWM, F.Env->OSC1 Shape and F.Env->OSC2 Shape)
Would also be nice if the unit indicated the pulse % when adjusting the pulse-widths.
(I know, it can be seen in the editor but for those moments when the editor is not around).
As the sequencer now supports 'velocity', tap ALT+TREM to set default velocity for keys and notes entered into the sequencer could be handy.
And well, since the Envelopes & LFOs are realised in software it could be handy at some point to be able to assign the envelopes to the pitch of OSC1, OSC2 or OSC1&2(This would be especially handy for creating percussive sounds).
Also being able to do selective assigns to the amp (ie. individual LFO & Envelope amount to OSC1, OSC2 & Noise levels) could be handy from a sound-design perspective (ie. add a short noise-burts as a transient to a lead sound or maybe create a tom/snare drum where the oscillators are faded out by a shorter envelope while the noise-burst fades out slower).
And for 'controlled craziness' a custom waveform for the LFO
(This would naturally require the usage of the UNO Editor).
I really do like the UNO Editor on my iPad and look forward to being able to edit the sequences including all the parameters per step
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If any of the above makes any kind of sense please do forward it to the firmware developers.
Cheers!
/Samuel