>I hope I didn't step on anyone's toes here.
Not at all Juergen. What you say makes perfect sense and its always
useful to have other people's opinions on this. You are using the
midi-CV convertor as musical instrument in itself. For me its merely a
link between the keyboard and synth. Much of the clever stuff I'll do in
Cubase's own logic editor.
I'm relatively new to this midi-cv lark, heck, I don't even write the
code. But I just wanted something to replace the appalling Paia midi2cv8
that I had. Maybe I'll get some of things implemented if Trevor and I
decide to do a midiDAC3.
The original midiDAC and midiDAC2 are basically the same, it just the
PCB issue was different. But the original one offered so many different
options of this and that it got people confused. So I removed virtually
all the mode switches on the issue 2. Sometimes simpler is best. The
tbDAC is a simpler version still, but all use the same PIC.
All the best,
Tony