Just checking if there a way to modulate a destination at 100% with the LFO.

Ex: I use Square wave LFO to modulate the OSC1 Shape. If OSC1 Shape knob is at Triangle, LFO will only modulate the shape between Triangle and Saw. If I move the Shape knob at Saw, LFO modulate between half Triangle Half Square.

Thanks

Which oscillator?  -  Hmm, I actually get different responses from Osc1 Shape (seems to be full amount? Sine to Square.), or from Osc3 Shape (LFO affects shape at Amount 0 [wth?], and I have to turn it below zero to get it to not change the shape... (?))

And I get some effect on Osc1 Shape when the LFO is at Amount 0 if the Shape knob is at 50% (sawtooth).

Weird.  I'm confused.

Edit:  Oh, I was gonna say...   Can you double the amount with an extra slot in the Mod Matrix?
- I can "undo" the LFOs effect with an extra entry set to -127.

Ok I hope support can sort it out for you, yeah worth trying different panel os’s cos one definitely exhibited issues, if you search the forum their was a discussion a while ago.

I just had this happen to me today - a whole group disappeared mid rehearsal- I had to rebuilt them on the fly - terrifying as not sure what I could do if this happened mid set. Is there a fix planned? On the latest OS…

Just to add, if you ever get encoder issues, in particular the bank or patch encoder double jumping, it is related to a certain panel os version. Enjoy this awesome synth, it’s a bass monster!

Thanks for this tip! Sadly, I am still experiencing the problematic behavior detailed in my original post. The support team has been working with me to try and identify what could be the cause. I've reseated the main board ribbon on both sides in addition to the ribbon that connects both panels. No luck so far... it's mind blowing.

I haven't considered the panel os version. Using v1.1.0.13 at the moment.

I noticed a lot of popping I haven't experienced on any other synthesizer when first playing my new Trigon.

After a lot of troubleshooting, I have narrowed it down to 2 voices. The attack of each emits a pop (not a click). It's even present when turning the volume of every oscillator down to 0. Successive key presses will emit a pop each time the key presses reach the same two voices. Seems to be linked to the variability between voice cards that is often described as normal behavior, but this sound isn't normal. It isn't something anyone I know would accept on a recording. As I said, it sounds like I'm clipping, just not as loud.

tunnel rush

Turning the vintage knob up makes it worse. Turning the attack knob to 9 o'clock or further relieves the issue most of the time. I've calibrated the unit around 20 times since I got it yesterday. Any advice is much appreciated. I love this instrument, so I'm really hoping there's a fix here. Thanks!

It sounds like you've already put in a lot of effort to troubleshoot the issue with your Trigon synthesizer. Have you reached out to the manufacturer or any online communities dedicated to synthesizer enthusiasts?