#Deluge synth how to#

Yamaha Reface How To Connect and Make it Work: Roli Lighpad M – tested in note mode set to single channel MIDI Roli Seaboard Rise – tested in Piano mode Launchpad Pro (NB: sometimes, not 100% yet) Keystep still requires CV clock when trying to use the deluge clock.) Deluge will sync to internal clock of Keystep. Supported Devices From Forums: Forum Link Everything but the launchkey worked no problem. I personally have tried my Launchkey 25mkII, IRig Keys 39, and Novation Impuse 49. If you have something not on the list, try the steps below and see if you can get it recognized. The list is incomplete, but does a good job at hitting the bulk of supported devices. This is a list of supported USB midi controllers I pulled from the Deluge Forums. This was a better option for me than trying to get a wall plug with the same specs. The nice thing about it being USB is that you can connect it to virtually anything to charge and power the Deluge. If it is not, it will not power the deluge and you will not have a good time. If you do not order from the link above make 100% certain that the tip is Negative.

I ordered 2 because they are small and I am assuming I will lose 1 somewhere in my cluttered bag. Here is a link to a two pack I found on Amazon. This process tripped me up a bit, because there are a couple steps and pieces of gear you will need in order to get this running smooth. This opens up a lot of new functionality as a lot of midi controllers are supported out of the box and ready to plug in an use. In the latest 3.0 firmware update the Deluge gained the ability to connect external USB midi hosts to its built in USB port. It is as close to a “DAW-IN-A-BOX” that I have produced with so far and with that comes a lot of little tips/tricks that make the device even more usable. The Deluge is a very powerful device which with a lot to offer.

Deluge synth