From codemechanic Sent Thu, Dec 6th 2018, 20:27
Hi Flavio, I haven't tried this myself yet, but in reading the ProSynth owner's manual (available here: http://feldkir.ch/marionsystems.htm), it sounds like you can autotune the both the Waveform and Filter ASM circuitry sections. System > Autotune page > All The manual mentions "If another button is pressed and held prior to pressing the ENTER button, audio monitoring of the autotune function will be enabled", which confirms you can listen to the autotune process. The only other system-related function that may be worth trying would be a full reset, which erases all custom settings. This was detailed in a muffwiggler post (http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=177849) that I've edited slightly: 1. With power turned OFF, simultaneously hold down the "PRESET" and "SYSTEM" buttons. 2. While continuing to hold the buttons down, turn on the power. 3. Continue to hold buttons down until the "MARION SYSTEMS MODULAR SYNTHESIZER" or "Marion Systems Pro-Synth" sign-on message disappears. 4. The unit will now perform a reset operation which will take approximately 30 seconds. Occasionally, with certain ASMs, this procedure may not proceed to completion. When this happens, turn the unit off, then turn it back on. Wait for the data transfer process to complete. Then, perform a normal "Autotune" for "All". ("SYSTEM", "AutoTune" page) As soon as the unit has finished the autotune process, turn off the unit and repeat the process starting at step 1 above." -Ben On Wed, Dec 5, 2018 at 10:59 PM Boniforti Flavio <xxxxxxxxx.x@xxxxx.xxx> wrote: > > Hi all! > Does anybody know how to test the oscillators on a ProSynth? Like checking if they all sound and are ok - similar to the procedures on Juno-106 and others... > > Thanks, > Flavio. > https://soundcloud.com/bonnyfused -- benjamin allen xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx 415.624.9111 http://www.codemechanic.com