New sounds
New sounds are available for your Anyma Phi in our Factory Bank.
Please note that the gray patches with “Ext” in their name require an external audio source connected to the line-in to work.
Factory Bank
Download the following bank and import it into your Anyma Phi using the PC/Mac editor to reset all its contents to the factory bank
Update Files
Version 1.3.0 – Date : 2024-10-31
The update package contains the update file to transfer to your Anyma Phi, the current version of the manual, a readme.txt file with instructions, as well as the current version of the PC/Mac editor for your operating system.
If you don’t use macOS (10.9+), Windows (7+) or Linux, you can still update your Anyma Phi from any computer or tablet using any of the above packages, but you won’t be able to use the editor.
After updating, it’s important to turn your Anyma off and on twice.
Overview of the new features in version 1.3.0:
- 4 New Physical Models: BassBrass, Flute, Pocket Sasx and Cylysax
- 3 Additional OSC based on Sylphyo sounds: BagPipe, Corroboree, Overdrive Guitar
- Increased the range of Pitch-bend range setting.
- Replaced the Patch TUN.MOD parameter with a new Polyphony mode parameter (only effective with Anyma V, not available on the Phi)
- Added a Slow Envelope modulator
- Added a DETUNE parameter to the Artin X3 oscillator
- Increased the range of the Drawbar Organ by one upper octave
- Added user interface scaling options
- Make the velocity envelope hard reset when new note is played
- Added new patches to the factory bank (thanks to Dan Maurer for donating much of them)
60 oscillators types, 35 FX module types and 47 modulator types.
This update is the result of months of hard work and testing, and we would like to thank all the people who participated in our beta program and made the product more stable, featureful, and enjoyable.
Previous updates and other useful files are listed here.
Getting help
Discord
Discord is the main place to go. We all chat about our different uses of the Anyma Phi and the Sylphyo, as well as current advancements, together with the Aodyo team.
Customer support
If your Anyma Phi or Sylphyo doesn’t seem to work correctly, you seem to experience bugs, or you’ve seen something that could be improved, don’t hesitate to contact us directly by mail at support@aodyo.com.
Special thanks to our early adopters, as well as all our beta testers, for their incredible support!
