Midi Out:
So I read back in this thread that Midi Out isn't implemented yet. Can someone confirm this before I spend another 8 hours trying to get it to switch my M900V2 amp via midi
There is no MIDI Out capability
yet on the Anagram.
We only just got a decent set of MIDI capabilities in OS v1.4 on 3 Sep (
Darkglass Anagram KosmOS version history) for controlling the device via MIDI, which in my mind was the priority (plus it let them sell their MIDI footswitch accessory

). I'm sure DG will not give you any timelines and simply say that MIDI Out features (i.e. being able to tie a MIDI event send to a footswitch) is on the roadmap. Given their speed of development and release, I don't think we'll be waiting too long. That said, you always have to plan for the features available today, and not promised, as you can never know for sure how long "soon" is ;-)
DG Suite:
Last wish, the Darkglass suite could really use a decent preset editor UI. Making changes on the Anagram works just fine, it can be a bit clumsy with the blocks, double tap and drag, but it works.
Yep, totally agree. It definitely feels like they have invested their time on ensuring the on-device UI works as well as possible in the limited screen size (which I have to applaud them for) but the Darkglass Suite is still only basic Preset management and parameter editing.
I can't even move blocks around in a preset (I'm using DG Suite v5.9.1-rc3 on Windows 11) and tried your mentioned double-tap hold and drag, but got nothing? Anyway, I do hope the DG Suite gets some love to put it on parity for Preset and Scene creation/editing. If you are doing something complex with splits/merges and multiple rows, it would be much easier to see it all on one page in DG Suite, as opposed to have to scroll up and down on the device UI.
I'd also like to be able to access ALL the Device Settings, Global settings (output routing, global EQ, MIDI settings, bindings, etc.) via DG Suite.
In short, full feature parity.
I know we all want everything, all at once, AND we didn't want to wait another 6 months for the Anagram to be released. That is the 'joy' of being a hardware/software developer. What compromises to you release with, what are your priorities in your release roadmap, what are your bars for quality control (easy to rush features full of bugs), balancing finite development/testing resource capacity with desired features/bugfix roadmap, etc.
I honestly don't feel the need for 'yet another distortion/overdrive/preamp' block/plugin. I think as of v1.6 with Entropia, and all the others we got in v1.5, we are extremely well serviced in that area. I'd rather see the functionality mentioned above, plus some more fundamental effects blocks (good synth block like an MXR Bass Synth, AutoWah, Defretter [for bass frettless bass simulation], Phaser, Stereo Delay, better FET compressor, etc.) but that is based on my needs.