Zitat Synthanatomy:
The
new firmware 1.5 for the Moog One polyphonic analog Synthesizer enables all CV input functionalities via the sustain pedal input. This results in that the mod matrix of the One now allows you to map the CV inputs as sources and the CV outputs as destinations.
It gives you 10 new CV/pedal input functions including master volume, expression, filter cutoff, pitch V/oct, envelope gate, sustain pedal, sostenuto pedal, mod wheel, pad x, and pad y. Additionally, it unlocks 14 new CV output sources including
- pitch (u) and pitch (b)
- gate
- velocity
- CV 1 input
- CV 2 input
- pedal 1 input (exp 1)
- pedal 2 input (exp 2)
- sustain pedal input
- sequence pitch (u), sequence pitch (b)
- sequence gate
- sequencer return to zero (RTZ)
- modulation output
Then, the developers fully implemented the sustain and sostenuto functionality that sends/responds to MIDI CC 64 either via a connected pedal or the CV input. There is also a new user-facing calibration routings.
First, the voice card calibrations ensure optimal tuning and response of all components of the analog voice circuits. The system calibrations ensure proper functionality of the inputs, outputs, potentiometers, and the LHC. So two different calibration systems.
Moog also introduces with the firmware 1.5 a new “return to zero all” commend. With the shift + RTZ, you can return the sequencers for all three synths to zero, regardless of the panel focus settings. Further, the developers have fixed bugs. The full list is available in the firmware file.
