Simple (Mono) Analogue Synth which is good MIDI controller?
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Re: Simple (Mono) Analogue Synth which is good MIDI controll
The MEK supports poly, so I would assume the Mopho does the same. If I plug the MEK to a poly VA, it works fine.
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sequentialsoftshock
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Re: Simple (Mono) Analogue Synth which is good MIDI controll
Hasn't the midi standard supported with poly since day one?
Re: Simple (Mono) Analogue Synth which is good MIDI controll
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that monophonic midi keyboards do exist, like the Doepfer's MKE system. http://www.doepfer.de/MKE.htm
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Re: Simple (Mono) Analogue Synth which is good MIDI controll
Id assume so too but without having tried it or read it explicitly in the manual I wouldn't confirm it in my message.sequentialsoftshock wrote:It sends poly through the poly chain, which will act as a second midi out when not engaged, so I'd assume it does send polyphonic midi. Also, the board itself is MoPho, but a Tetra can be added to produce five voices.
Yes, but that doesn't mean every MIDI keyboard sends >1 note at a time over MIDI.sequentialsoftshock wrote:Hasn't the midi standard supported with poly since day one?