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Thank you Blaz, just seen your comments also on my blog. This is a really good news for any users that get the newest colored models, it will allow them to downgrade and try the sampler version on their machines. If I see interest, I'll create the files and create a new tutorial just for the people ...

If you try to update the firmware, just before the upgrade, it tell you the current firmware version

probably the newest models (blue and red), came with 2.0 software that "seems" to not allow to swap the firmwares...

which sampler software version are currently using?

Did you follow a tutorial?

I used that UDG one from some months ago, fits perfectly and I'm felling very secure about using this case for my electribe. I would recommending to everyone.

I did a short video with the result, and showing how easy is to change firmware, not the hack itself:

https://youtu.be/8Xo2218jlpE

I've got one a week ago. It's perfect for electribe2 and seems more secure to me carry this on the backpack without padding all around. Before i was using a 15" laptop bag and electribe wrapped in bubbles. Yes, you need to store ac adapter and other wires outside (I'm using another udg case for that ...

I use bubble wrap and put it inside a macbook pro padded sleeve with pocket for: charger, batteries, breakout midi cables, mini usb cable and 3.5mm jack wire for audio in.

Tarekith wrote:The problem with that is that scanning for CPU load incurs quite a bit of CPU load itself unfortunately.

This also happens on regular computers.

no sense?

Mine is: 4126
Bought online on spain, sent from germany.
Got firmware: 1.05

Tarekith wrote:Me for sure, read the new manuals multiple times now, that always helps when waiting for new gear.

The same as Tarekith...

You need to setup your nanokontrol (using control editor) as CCs referenced on appendices in iPolysix manual.