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|  Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:58 am    Post subject:  A list of Midi -> CV interfaces Subject description: for use with old synths and modulars
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| It seems like this question comes up again and again.  which is very nice of course..   
 
 Please add whatever you guys see I´ve left out.. I´m simply listing some stuff at random here.
 
 
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 The Paia Midi2CV
 
 
   
 
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 Q104
 
   
 
 
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 A90
 
   
 There is also a CV to midi interface - the A192
 
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| Right!  THX!   I have actually considered the Pro 2000 myself for one of the devices I´m about to build.
 
 
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|  	  | elektro80 wrote: |  	  | Right!  THX!   I have actually considered the Pro 2000 myself for one of the devices I´m about to build.
 
 
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 That happens to be the one I own! I bought it to deal with the Wretch Machine and the M5N. I love how it has aux CVs galore.
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| That Kenton Pro 2k seems excellent, but it ain't cheap. I'll probably go for one if I can somehow manage to afford it  |  | 
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|  Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 8:44 am    Post subject:
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| For my main synth I'm using this:
 
   
 Eight voices of Pitch, Velocity & Trigger (busses a-d are internal only, and busses E-H are brought out on jacks). Twelve continuous controllers (or bend or aftertouch) available on Jacks via busses J-P.
 
 I also have a Kenton Pro 2000 for my old synths, but really haven't used it much.
 
 There's also the Encore Electronics Expressionist: http://www.encoreelectronics.com/cont_expres.html
 
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| I used my Basstation Rack for a while... MIDI to CV/Gate - CV/Gate to MIDI If I remember right it has a 5 octave range, no pitchbend. _________________
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| There's the excellent and affordable Frostwave QUAD Midi/CV. Does Hz/v DIN Sync and has a fun joystick mode too. 16bit DACS and jacks on the front made this a winner for me. 
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| The only MIDI Tuning Standard-compliant choice as far as I know: 
 
   
 It can store several tuning tables onboard, but I'm not sure how many.  Handles up to 4 MIDI Channels.
 
 The Moog Voyager can act like a MIDI/CV converter - it is one of the few keyboards that has CV outputs, that are still in production today.  Perhaps it's the only one?
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| A simple and small MIDI/CV-interface, Great for "implantation": 
   http://www.midimplant.com
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| And a few Doepfer midi controler/seq also integrate CV / Gate outputs: - Maq 16: 3 Control Voltage and 3 Gate outputs are available
 - Regelwerk: 8 Control Voltage and 8 Gate outputs are available
 - Drehbank: 8 CV inputs for external control voltages 0...+5V are available
 - Schaltwerk: 16 Control Voltage and 8 Gate outputs are available
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|  	  | Pehr wrote: |  	  | http://www.musicfromouterspace.com/analogsynth/midi2cv.htm | 
 
 I've just finished building one of these, I'll post a report someplace on the forum after testing is completed.
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| Maybe the Motu Ultralite (and other Motu's) can qualify here? You can send CV out. The other way round should supposedly work, but my unit is frankly a bit wobbly on this one - CV in can't be trusted. 
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| i couldnt help myself... i just ordered the doepfer maq 16/3
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|  Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2011 2:25 pm    Post subject:
Silent Way (Expert Sleepers) Subject description: MIDI/DAW Seq > VST > Audio > CV
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| It can be used for MIDI > CV, but more likely usage is DAW > CV.  Still awesome for the price, and you can use any audio device they list as compatible. 
 The basic idea is to use VST plugins to convert MIDI to audio signals, which are then sent out your audio card as CV signals.  Buffering *may* be necessary.  But it has automatic features, too...such as tuning
  A cheap replacement for Volta, if you will!  But certainly not less in features. 
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| what about a midi 2 cv with a build in midi-syncable lfo? I know doepfer has one, but have you seen any other converters with build in midi drive lfo? thanks
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