Interesting diverse set of uses. For those that aren't interested in MIDI, but are building multiple units or already have a PSIM, you can use the hardware serial channels to slave together these units. The hardware serial provides a nice back-channel communications for these modules. I've used them to sync modules that have slightly differing clocks as well as some development work on bridging a program between two units when I needed more than 8 analog inputs or outputs. I've also used MIDI to send CC messages to my PAiA MIDI2CV to use those 8 analog outputs as well. The display does add some panel constraints and complexity. I use mine always to display the name of the program. After not using my synth for a day or two, I can never remember what program is loaded. If you are planning on doing any applications that have configurations or setup, a display is a must. I have two videos of the display on my site used as voltage level bars and an early sequencer user interface (which has since expanded in features). FYI - Dave
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Re: What are you going to do with your CVS?
2007-11-21 by djbrow54
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