SergeModular

WOW! Sounds wonderful! Probably a little too good to be true. Do you
guys have a website? This would be a perfect peripheral for the
Serge. I want one...

cuari

--- In SergeModular@y..., "sonicsynthi" <sonic@s...> wrote:
>
>
> Digi-Trix.microcontrolled patching matrix
>
> digital patching matrix units - a small rackmount/tabletop unit
> having an lcd screen with a backlit matrix similar in size
(actually
> clearer..) to an EMS synthi matrix .
> by the simple use of up/down/left/right keys & a cursor it is
easily
> navigable . "pins" (Y to X connections) being visually
> placed /removed with the "place pin" & "remove pin" buttons .
> the unit has a prestopatch interface ideal for instant synthi
> connection, plus the option of banana + 1/4" jacks . I
> n this way the unit can create a matrix with any 16 outputs & 16
> inputs & can equally be used to route guitar effects boxes ,
modular
> syn , a mixture of both of infinite other possibilities for routing
> AC or DC signals .
> These patches once created can be stored . several stored patches
> may even be "grown" on top of each other , adding other elements.
> As I'm sure most of you realise . having instantly repatchable
> matrices goes a long way to quick accurate changes .
> the unit at present is a very quick & repeatable way to patch a
> synthi plus the only way to store & recall those patches.
> All well & good , but We are currently looking at implementing
> midi patching & control in order to be able to sequence patch data
> via midi.( patching a modular by keyboard or sequencer anyone )? If
> anyone on the list has any experience with this area please contact
> myself SonicSynthi or Steve Thomas via the Yahoo Putney list or
> private email.
> We are interested to hear of peoples orders , ideas , thoughts etc.
> We plan to market a limited number of these next year , although
non
> midi models are already in beta testing.
> We are planning to sell these for as little as possible ,
depending
> on how many people pre-order it . Hopefully we'll be able to sell
> them for around $450 /£300/Euro450 . Basically - a very reasonably
> priced peripheral.
> I created a matrix using Synton Fenix modules as a test & found
it
> transformed it into a formidable powerhouse , previously only
> attributed to EMS & other (rare) matrix based problems .
> Remember this lets you send aNY & ALL 16 ins to ANY & ALL 16
> 0uts . Multiples become a confusing & boring thing of the past !
> regards
> SonicSynthi & Steve Thomas -New Atlantis Productions