Midi channeliser

[J. Larry Hendry]

I have used several including the Anatek pocket filter which will do this. 
However, in my opinion, the MIDI SOLUTIONS router is the best box out
there.  About the size of a pack of smokes.  Draws power from the MIDI
line.  Has a battery back up to remember settings.  Programmed by sending
short HEX string to the box, so you can change channels on the fly as a
part of your sequence if you choose.  It has one MIDI in and TWO MIDI outs.
 The MIDI outs can be separate channels.  So, I have one that I use to
channelize TWO OMNI only synths at once.
Larry Hendry

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> From: Tony Allgood <oakley at techrepairs.freeserve.co.uk>
> To: synth diy <synth-diy at mailhost.bpa.nl>
> Subject: Midi channeliser
> Date: Tuesday, March 30, 1999 7:31 AM
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I want a device that strips MIDI to a single desired channel only, and
> leaves the midi clock in place. I need this to drive a MC303 from an
> Atari based Cubase sequencer. Has anyone built such a device? The MC303
> is effectively omni on as its input, and it would terribly confused if
> it had to listen to all 16 channels of MIDI at once. But I do need to
> get midi clock through. I have a Prologue that is supposed to midi
> channelise but it doesn't do it properly. I have asked the designer of
> said beast to look into it, but just in case....
> 
> Many thanks,
> 
> Tony Allgood, Cumbria, UK
> 
> Rack mounted moog filter and the TB3030 SuperBassline projects:
> 
> http://aupe.phys.andrews.edu/diy_archive/schematics/oakley/
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