Goedenavond,
Is er ook een midi>cv converter met een polymode of is er iets waardoor dat mogelijk is om monosynths 4stemmig te bespelen. het liefst zou ik ook nog de volgorde van triggeren kunnen instellen zoals oplopend van cv1,2,3,4 of random.
iemand een idee of tip?
Ja, Kenton heeft een update. Ik heb hem zelf mogen betatesten en dat werkt prima! Je kunt op de Pro 2000 zelfs vijf voices in polymode gebruiken
Bijzonder leuk om bijvoorbeeld een Xpander en SH-7 op deze manier te bespelen!
John van Kenton heeft zijn woord gehouden. Vreemd dat het niet op de website te vinden is (of ik kijk niet goed), maar een emailtje aan hem sturen zou ik zeggen.
Hier is de tekst van een upgrade tekst die ik per mail van hem ontving. Kan zijn dat er nog dingen zijn gewijzigd later, maar in de basis is dit wat de upgrade doet.
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Pro-2000 polyphonic mode info 05/01/2008
The Pro-2000 mkII has a polyphonic mode which allows you to play up to 5 separate analogue monosynths as
if they were one poly synth. A Synth such as the Oberheim OB-4 can be fitted with CV/Gate/Filter inputs
allowing it to be played polyphonically from the Pro-2000 mkII. The poly mode parameters can be found in the LCD menu by stepping back a few parameters from the "CvA Synth Chan A" initial position.
In the description below, a voice means a synth channel such as A or B or a pair of Aux outputs 1+2, 3+4 or 5+6
which are being used as a synth channel.
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Poly Chan Active - This setting lets you decide which synth channels are assigned for use in poly mode.
Options are:
None - All Mono (default)
A+B only (2 voice)
A+B+Aux12 (3 voice)
A+B+Aux12+34 (4 voice)
A+B+Aux12+34+56 (5 voice)
Polyphonic mode is active when this parameter is set to anything other than "None - All Mono"
If you are using more than just channels A+B, then the Aux outputs must be used in pairs:
Aux 1 with Aux 2, Aux 3 with Aux 4, Aux 5 with Aux 6. Auxes not being polyphonically
controlled will continue to be independent.
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Poly Note Assign - This setting decides how incoming MIDI notes are assigned to voices.
This setting only has any effect if polyphonic mode is active. Options are:
Regular Cyclic Mode (default)
Memory Cyclic
Reset Mode
Regular Cyclic Mode;
Incoming MIDI notes are assigned the next free voice. (Even if it is the same note played repeatedly).
If, for instance you have channels A+B+Aux12+34 set to poly, each time you play a note it will step through
and assign channels A then B then Aux12 then Aux34 then back to A again as you play.
If you hold a note, new notes will be assigned to the next voice in that order that is free.
If all voices are already assigned to held notes, the next note will use the lowest voice held.
Memory Cyclic;
This mode is similar to the regular cyclic mode described above. However, a new note will be assigned to
the same voice as before if that voice is not currently playing and has not been re-assigned.
For example if you play notes C D D C then they will be played by channels A B B A, rather than
A B Aux12 Ax34 as they would in Regular Cyclic Mode.
If all voices are already assigned to held notes, the next note will use the lowest voice held.
Reset Mode;
As you play, the lowest free voice (channel A being the lowest) is assigned to the new note.
If all voices are already assigned to held notes, the next note will use the lowest voice held.
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Note that if you assign any of the Auxes to be polyphonically controlled, then you will
have to configure them as either CV or Gate outputs. It is recommended that you use the odd numbered
Auxes for CV and the even numbered ones for gate to preserve the pattern of CV followed by gate
across the back panel, however this is not essential.
In order for the Auxes to perform in a similar way to channels A and B, you will also have to
change the following parameters on the auxes which are acting as CVs (the odd numbered ones).
Ax1 LFO Dpth Ctl - set to: 1 Mod Wheel
Ax1 LFO Dpth Amt - set to: at Cntl Max 9
The same changes for auxes 3 & 5 (Ax3 & Ax5) if they are also to be polyphonically controlled.
This is so that use of the mod wheel will be the same as for channels A and B
Change the following parameters on the auxes acting as Gates (the even numbered ones).
Ax2 LFO Dpth Ctl - set to: Ignore Cntrllers
The same changes for auxes 4 & 6 (Ax4 & Ax6) if they are also to be polyphonically controlled.
This is so that the gate outputs will not be modulated too.
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When a channel (or pair of Aux outputs) is assigned as polyphonic, it becomes a slave to Channel A and
takes its MIDI channel from Channel A.
In Polyphonic Mode - Note priority for any active polyphonic channels is always set by the "Poly Note Assign"
parameter. Individual channel note assignments are overridden.
You may also need to set the Gate Voltage (and/or gate polarity) of any auxes used in poly mode
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