Neil wrote:
device (SW1K, S80 etc) or from the external box mounted MIDI ports....or
from a combination of both. You can also route their outputs to separate
audio outs (if you have the Audio board option fitted) or back to the host
device as a mixed down stereo signal.
Also each card can have a separate port allocation and MIDI channel.
Furthermore each card can also have a different sysex ID. So you could have
four PLG150AN cards in there and you could edit them separately!!! This
would give you a quad timbral AN device with a polyphony of 20 notes!!!!
Basically its very cool...and very affordable :-)
Regards
Gary
Email:
gary@...
http://www.yme.co.uk/yme
> Does it allow you to play more than one card at a time?Yes...you can play all four PLG cards simultaneously...either from the host
device (SW1K, S80 etc) or from the external box mounted MIDI ports....or
from a combination of both. You can also route their outputs to separate
audio outs (if you have the Audio board option fitted) or back to the host
device as a mixed down stereo signal.
Also each card can have a separate port allocation and MIDI channel.
Furthermore each card can also have a different sysex ID. So you could have
four PLG150AN cards in there and you could edit them separately!!! This
would give you a quad timbral AN device with a polyphony of 20 notes!!!!
Basically its very cool...and very affordable :-)
Regards
Gary
Email:
gary@...
http://www.yme.co.uk/yme
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