On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 14:34:49 -0500, Ravi Ivan Sharma <sharmalaw1@...> wrote: > Other than that, the small behringers for sub $100 are easy to deal with. Hmmm I was hoping there's something that would be possible to duck-tape to the back of a polyvolver-kb and ignore -- surely the actual _circuit_ is about the size of a quarter (add space for jacks), but it looks like that's just not enough stuff for manufs to make a profit on... also pretty much everything seems to require a power supply. Any electronics-types out there? Is it possible to do this sort of thing passively? Maybe the PAIA circuit is the best bet, at least then I could easily avoid a large clumsy enclosure... BTW, those of you wondering why I don't just "use another mixer channel": besides the obvious issue of never having enough channels available, I really hate having to fiddle with multiple identical settings for what is conceptually a single instrument. So a "submixer" approach seems nice for this -- I thought Dave's idea of the mix-input jacks on the poly-evolver was brilliant for this reason, but then he had to go and leave it off the keyboard... :-( -Miles -- Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.
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Re: [Evolver] Re: Poly-evolver keyboard has no mix input
2005-02-15 by Miles Bader
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