As for the EaganMatrix Module from Haken – also see the E’nauts thread.
Some info related to that topic is discussed there.
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This may reassure you. This update is planned.
Matt Hodson with Sonic State just did a thirty minute review of the Pianophonic, and he says the similar, and wonders about other parameters too, but later on added this text on screen :
This review is very informative in general, and there is a good amount to listen to, and plenty of guidance of how this module works, and how to work around a couple rough edges. ( IE : This only works if you set the knobs like this, sort of thing. ) I looked at the knob wiggle, but MATTHS is comfortable with it.
The combination of initial sound with wavetable follow on, and the fact you can freely mix and match that around that control dial ( albeit with a small load time ), is a really nice feature. I can see that sound design, while not overwhelmingly daunting does have enough flexibility so that you, or other designers, will be able to create some amazing patches far outside the “piano” realm, implied by the module name.
The SH-3 patch sounds nice tp me.
Don’t recall hearing the chord mode on this yet.
Stored presets across all the controls would also be nice, but as a “module” it is not to unexpected to lack that.
We get a few more posts on the Pianophonic, with other interest, and this one might deserve a thread.