Hi,

I use windows 10 and had no problem to load plethoraX5_1_2_18.bin into my X5.
The new firmware works fine, thank you for all the improvements. Great job!
I use TonePrint Editor 4.4.3. Works fine.

It was easy to export plethora.restore into my PC.
However, albeit many attempts, I did not succeded to return plethora.restore back into my X5.
Could someone provide details on the procedure to follow?

Jacques

Hello! Yesterday I got my new Deepmind 12, it sounds really great! But I found issues in some of the keys, most of them, black keys. With presets that use note velocity, they sound way louder than the rest. To make sure it was a keyboard problem, I recorded all the midi notes in my daw, you can see in the photo. I tried to play all the notes as even as possible. Does anyone have this problem, were you able to fix it?  

Hello community,

I hope there is some sound engineer here. I wondered whether it is technically possible to build an external USB sound card with volume control and USB and plug connections for headsets, headphones and microphones similar to the attached image(s) (but in Behringer quality ;-) like the UCA222), but with integrated sudden sound peak (high frequency) suppression or attenuation like what Sound Lock (https://www.3appes.com/sound-lock/) does. Although Sound Lock works fine under normal circumstances its reaction time to sudden noise peaks (like with feedback) is about 4 seconds, which is far too high. The solution on the sound card could be either software on a chip (+ battery and USB feed?) or a hardware solution. FIY, in case you wonder: this is not the same as active noise cancellation (ANC).

Addition: After some further surfing on the Behringer and musictribe websites, I see that feedback suppression withe a reaction time of 0.2 seconds is possible with a Behringer algorithm (FEEDBACK DESTROYER FBQ1000). So the question is: is this possible on a small device as described above. 

Kind regards, keep safe and have the best day ever, every day. 

Meet our triber Erik Nilsson, who has been working as software developer since he joined us in 2017. He is a part of our team that develop controller software for #LabGruppen #amplifiers. This includes our industry-leading lake Controller software, which is used for touring applications for some of the biggest events around the globe. Erik loves his job because it is challenging yet creative, a perfect match for his interest in music, programming and #technology.

Like the rest of our tribers, Erik is dedicated to developing the features our #customers want.  

‘I've worked in many places during my career, but I think the focus and commitment here is something special.’ Says Erik.

Erik has been invited backstage as a VIP at recent shows and concerts that run our #software and has already made some fantastic memories. An interesting fact about him is that he plays guitar and piano and used to sing in a vocal group. Erik enjoys listening to #music and learning new things while working in a fast-paced programming environment!

We are happy that Erik commented he enjoys working at Music Tribe Brands Sweden AB!

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Boa tarde meu nome é Rodrigo Garcia dos Santos falo do Brasil e sou proprietário de em pedal tc delay flashcack, e tenho muita satisfação de ter adquirido, pois pra mim ele é o melhor pedal de delay que ja tive, mais infelizmente ele apresentou um defeito, ele estava funcionando normalmente e acendeu nele uma luz amarela e não liga mais, fiquei muito triste por não ter mais ele no meu set de pedais, gostaria de saber de vcs a possibilidade de concerto com vocês, pois aqui em minha cidade não obtive sucesso.

Reza Fathi, Innovation Development Systems Power Specialist at Music Tribe Brands Sweden led a 3-day component level repair of #LabGruppen #amplifiers for Bo Nielsen founder of Sweet-Sound and Christian Kronborg Højen founder of Kronborg Elektronik.

The service training of Lab Gruppen products was held at our manufacturing site in #Kungsbacka. The theoretical and practical training workshop was focused on how some of the Lab Gruppen products are constructed and how to service and repair them properly on component level.

Bo shared that he has done full time repairs on all kind of musical instrument since 2004. His #customers are music instrument shops and musicians, who come directly to his repair-shop. He mentioned he has had service partner agreements with other brands and adding Lab Gruppen to the list, is beneficial for both end-users and sweet-Sound by offering fast local repair-service to his customers.

’ We have had some very good days here working together with Reza and having some interesting and deep discussions about the electronic designs involved in building LabGruppen amplifiers, some discussions probably went beyond the scope of the training course, which only gave us even more invaluable knowledge about the products.’ Christian said.

Both Danish attendees were happy with their experience to see our production facility and meet some of our tribers. They found it interesting to see our older products exhibited in our ‘museum’.

‘It is always nice with a company that is proud of it's history and a brilliant thing to see for electronic geeks as Bo and myself.’ Christian said.