Is firmware update planned, any soon?

[lukhirt]

Hi,
I was just wondering, since many users asking for updates in the functionality, incluing myself, if there is firmware update planned in any realistic future?

As far as I can see the last firmware dates back to 2021. Also looks like Keystep Pro gets more frequent updates.

Is anybody from support reading those posts?

Thanks in advance

[joseph.arturia]

Hi lukhirt,
Is there a specific feature or issue you’re having with your KeyStep 37?

[wagdog]

@joseph.arturia - If the key center not being easily adjustable on the sequencer counts (Sequence transpose center pitch) - yes, there is a key feature missing!

[jkspost]

@wagdog

@joseph.arturia

Well, Arturia could at least fix the ARP bug (pattern will reset randomly when holding a chord and you change a note within that chord) that I and IIRC another user on the old forum has submitted way over a year ago.
It was confirmed by support team/dev team as it is easily reproduced.

[francoise]

Bonjour Joseph,

here’s an issue I faced with K37 Knob1 not learning in general, after the recent Al (and USB driver) update . And a simple workaround.
Analog Lab V 5.10.7, Windows 11.

Another Keylab bug: first knob not mapped for CZ V (Ableton Live 12)

Hi creal, I think it’s a widespread bug (on Windows 11 at least). My Keystep37 first knob won’t map at all in Pigments, AL, Prophet (presumably other instruments). Would you confirm it’s not specific to CZ? In Cubase, turning the first knob on a midi track registers as a midi event. But no learning possible with first knob. Learning with first knob is possible with my old Yamaha Cp33 Stage piano.

[youhhou]

Is there any chance to get the fixed key velocity option? I’m really frustrated that such a simple feature is missing on the Keystep 37.

[matjones]

HI @youhhou and welcome to The Sound Explorers Forum!

I’m afraid Arturia rarely, if ever, make pre announcements such as this, so the best way to hear about any is to make sure to subscribe to The Arturia Newsletter to be the first to know about them.

HTH!