Yes, to modulate pulse width you must assign cv to detune and connect to an lfo module. The pulse width is mapped 3 times across the detune range to cover 3 zones of unison, 5th and sub octave, so you need to adjust the range and offset of the lfo to get perfectly circular pwm sounds without also changing other parameters. Alternatively the polymoog vox preset has pwm built in , detune varies the lfo speed and depth. Hope that helps

All the presets were matched to have the same RMS but there are many factors that change this (detune, resonance, overdrive ).The organs are mostly pure tones so not so dominant through the filters.

Sounds like it needs a new Daisy ( daughter board) contact your reseller and we’ll help get it sorted

1 ppq or less.

There is a bug in the original release firmware that means the delay lfo is activated by default. This could be pushing the sync out. The clock input automatically divides down to the nearest 16th note so it should just work without interaction. Let me know how you get on.

Thanks for pointing this out. Electro-smith recently updated their web programmer so I've changed the link and have also completely rewritten the update instructions to align with their new programmer. let me know if anything else doesnt look right.

I am uploading 1.1.3 today. This has the SD card speed limited in response to some reports of SD card loading errors. Any issues with clicks are related to sound library anomalies which are addressed in the Smooth library.

Reseating. This is when you remove the Daisy pcb and put it back again. It can damage the device if you are not careful. Alternatively just press the the board to make sure it is firmly sandwiched together.

Sorry to hear about your issue. Later firmware doesn’t blink on reset. Besides this won’t fix the problem of a noisy channel. I have not come across this problem before with Poly Cinematic, It is almost definitely hardware related. The easiest fix is to swap the Daisy board but since the problem is only on one channel this might be a fried op amp on the main pcb - more expensive fix. Try reseating the Daisy board but if the problem persists or gets worse it will need to be returned.

You are doing all the right things to test the module and I’m sorry you are still having issues. I’ve unwrapped a recent module from the same batch as yours to try to replicate issues but have yet to reproduce any consistent fault. Nevertheless I will endeavour to get to the bottom of this until we see 100% reliability. If there’s anything you find that can consistently reproduce any issue then let me know and I’ll pass it on to the developer.

Hi there, I’ve not come across a poly c that self triggers chords like you’ve described. At 10 months old your best bet is to return it for a warranty repair. I suspect it will just need a new Daisy board. Let me know how you get on.

I really appreciate your patience on this. I’d like to take a look at the module, can you let me know which dealer you bought it from.

I’ve DM the address

Yes that looks like there is an issue with the filter switch connection. It will need to be repaired.

If there is no connection from the filter switch to the pcb you will only get notch. Does high pass work?

I’ve just uploaded 3.7.3 which should fix this.

The bend range can be changed in PC with midi cc channel 22. I’m guessing this needs to be set to one semitone for Linn, which is not the default value.

No MPE support for Poly Cinematic at the moment.

Although Poly Cinematic isn’t MPE compatible it should still work with Linnstrument or Exquis in midi keyboard mode. I have an Exquis on order so I will be able to test with that soon. Currently I’m not sure why you are getting the behaviour you describe but hopefully we can fix it in a future firmware release.

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