I want a Midi/CV converter with at least 4 voice polyphony, all the modes of the old Emu / Oberheim circuit plus velocity and aftertouch, and all that with dedicated front panel switches. (instead of menues, obscure "learning modes" and whatever.) Why does nobody build something like that ?? Other key assign modes like Unison/Share or the CS-synths' algorithm would be nice, too. But the really crucial point is immediate acess with dedicated switches, flicking a switch to change from rotate to reassign during the performance, or taking out 2 of 4 voices for a solo and switching them back in in a second afterwards. Will it ever happen ? I *can* help myself with the original Obie circuit, but unfortunately without velocity. Why is it an either-or: (Modern controlles and shitty user interface) XOR (good old fashioned switches and bad old fashioned limitations) ?? Ha, I had to say this once. (First time this year at least.) Why do the manufacturers not react ? Am I the only one who wants that ?? I don't even need a box (and surely no 1/8" jacks), but *please* make the ports available for dedicated switches. Sorry for the crosspost to synth-diy. The midi interface topic just came up on MOTM list, and I have not yet given up hope to see it happen one day. JH.
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Re: [motm] MOTM/MIDI Part #2
2000-11-01 by jhaible@t-online.de
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