Problèmes en multimode?

Citation extraite du forum monome, à propos du Tetra et de nombreux problèmes semblant exister en mode multi (4 channels, 4 patches

OK, If you don't want to use Tetra as a multitimbral instrument (4 MIDI channels) - and you like to control your synths 100% with your mouse - and you don't want to route your sounds to the 4 seperate audio outputs... maybe you will like!? But then: buy 1 (or 2) Mopho and you will be more happy than with 1 Tetra. My opinion.

I contacted DSI about many problems - the support is very(!) kindly and very quick! it seems that they know about all the problems which people have in Multi Mode, but they have no idea how to solve it (it seems). Programming a logical/useful OS seems too complicated for them. One example for what i mean:

If you control Tetra (changing parameters) in Multi Mode with an external controller/sequenzer you've completly(!) no feedback on the device (display) of what you are doing. It feels like walking through a labyrinth in completely darkness...
When i wrote that problem to DSI they answered: "We didn't know what to display in multi mode, so we thought its better to display nothing". Hmm, not sooo professional!! And the answer for a new OS is always (like above): "It should be out in a couple months." But this answer is comming now since many months... this is a verrrry long time if you thought you really bought 4 Mophos in one device - but in the reality you can use only 1 (and this is without inputs).

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Other problems in Multi Mode are: 

- you can't do program/bank changes on the device itself. Sorry, but what is THAT??

- you have only 1 (o-n-e) assignable encoder to tweak the patch (the other three are for channel 2,3,4)

- the potentiometers below (cutoff, resonance, etc) are controlling the master. You can't modify a seperate channel!

- e.g. if there is only sound on channel 1 (nothing on channel 2) there was (on my unit) always the signal from audio output 1 on audio output 2, too. This signal was really silent... but if i want a complete stillness - there have to be a complete stillness!

- if you do a programm change (only possible with external control - imagine how "handy" that is in Ableton ) - the switching between the patches makes often a very loud noise

- if you want to controll the Tetra with an external controller you need one which is sending 12 Bit NRPN - not every contoller can do that

- and some points more i can't remember at the moment...