Every firmware on the planet is under attack right now.
Finally all these devices with great hardware and less-than-perfect software can have their wrongs put right.
Finally all these devices with great hardware and less-than-perfect software can have their wrongs put right.
Personally, I am hesitant to start messing with firmware- I have just gotten to where I'm productive on my setup (octatrack for samples and mixing, DT keys and hydrasynth for sounds, squarp pyramid for programming).
I'm hoping to lock that setup for a year or more and just do electronic music on that system, as I find it productive... I am not sure that adding features would be helpful.
But it's neat to know that I might have a bunch of options when I move out of my self-imposed embargo on system changes next year and I think it's rad folks are enjoying that change to the ecosystem. I'm generally very opposed to LLMs and had happily retired from programming about the time the first bit of that hit, but if folks are successful in making software for hardware that functions well, then that's rad.