AN200 doesn't sound as good as the AN1x so why you 'don't like 8 knobs' but would sacrifice overall key feel, features, and other pros of having the actual AN1x is strange.
I'm not trying to be rude but I seriously can not understand the logic of getting rid of an1x due to 'lack of knobs' (which btw take about a week to become second nature, flying around each subset with the context buttons) and replace with a more convoluted setup of an200 + midi control keyboard.
Each to their own but realise than nothing sounds exactly like the AN1x and that includes the plug in boards AND the AN200.. (though an200 is very close of course).
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jondl_2000@...Date: Mon, 20 Jul 2009 16:26:08 +0000
Subject: [AN1x] Re: Controlling AN200 parameters Lfo2 Rate/Peg/Osctune from midi keyboard possib
--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "burryluru" <burryluru@...> wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> I have just bought a second hand AN200 unit that is on its way.
> I loved the sound of the AN1x i once had, but i didnt like the
> 8-knobs interface.
Congrats on the purchase.
> This time my idea is to use the AN200 together with a Edirol
> midikeyboard, so i dont just have all the AN200 knobs, but can
> also control many of the other parameters from the midi keyboard.
>
> To my horror i just saw that in the manual it seems that the only
> thing that has a midi CC# number, is the actual knobs on the AN200.
You need to re-read the manual: Ch 19, Tip 88, p 105 Tech Talk Control Change In/Out
Also, the MIDI Data Format, p 132 in particular, and the MIDI Implementation Chart will assist you.
Good luck.
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