From doug Sent Mon, Oct 1st 2018, 02:29
From doug Sent Mon, Oct 1st 2018, 02:29
Yes, all the programmers can use either desktop or rack frames. I just mentioned the 3U for a visual size reference. --- Doug Huseby http://synthark.com http://synthark.org On 2018-09-30 12:16, matrix wrote: > Very cool. I'm seeing the MS4-OP is a desktop: > > http://synthark.com/Products/MIDI-Programmers.html > > Any chance the 6OP will be as well, or are you set on rack only? > > On Sun, Sep 30, 2018 at 10:07 AM <xxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx> wrote: > >> On 2018-09-29 14:12, matrix wrote: >>> >>> If you look at Casio's VZ-1 there are buttons with LEDs that allow >> you >>> to enable and disable each operator. I would love an FM synth >> that >>> had similar buttons above a control section that instead of >> enabling >>> or disabling the operators, they enabled or disabled the controls >> for >>> each operator. That way you could select what operators were >> affected >>> by the FM depth, harmonic control, etc.. Even with the >> Jellinghaus >>> and Detronics DT7 I think you have to adjust each parameter >> separately >>> vs. having groupings you can assign. >> >> The DX7 programmer I've designed allows multiple operator editing by >> >> using a common set of controls for the operators (and switches to >> select >> the operators to edit), which reduces cost significantly and makes >> the >> programmer smaller (3U rack), but sacrifices dedicated sliders for >> each >> operator. I put the development on hold to focus on other >> programmers, >> once the DT7 was announced, but perhaps it's time to thaw the >> project. >> >> --- >> Doug Huseby >> http://synthark.com >> http://synthark.org > > -- > > cheers, > matrix > http://www.matrixsynth.com