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I would think that would work. You just need to make sure the weight balances and wouldn't tip these over. The MF's kind of have all of the weight in the front when in the racks. I built something similar for my MF Racks. I just bought rack rails and made a shallow wood case to mount them. Not sure ...

I think this might achieve what you are trying to do, but haven't tested. -Set the rate of the S/H slower than the ARP rate -Patch KB Gate out to LFO Sync in When the gate retriggers the LFO, it should grab a new sample and hold value, but that is where I am not entirely sure. If it does, it will ch...

There are several steps to saving the pattern, other than just hitting those buttons. Those select the step enter mode. You need to hold the button until the LED starts blinking. I would suggest following the steps laid out in the manual to save to a location. If it still doesn't work, you should co...

You need to save the patterns. The instructions are on page 32 of the manual. SAVING A PATTERN Hold (SHIFT)+RUN/STOP for 1 second. When the green OCTAVE /LOCATION LED blinks, select a bank by pressing (BANK)+Step button 1-8 or (BANK)+LEFT/RIGHT arrows. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to select pattern loc...

So, it will only send CV out from the MIDI pitch, or a gate CV when a MIDI note is triggered. You can use MIDI CC's to trigger the gate, but it does not convert a MIDI CC to a control voltage, unfortunately.

Thanks, Stiiiiiiive. I will give this a try this weekend. The Velocity is just an attribute of the note on function, and doesn't have its own CC. I figure I would just use an arbitrary CC # and use it to control the velocity on the DFAM. If the MP-201 can convert midi cc's to cv, it should do what I...

I think I know the answer to this, but couldn't find anything definitive on the forum, so I figured I would post here and see if I could gain any insight from the knowledgeable folks here. My plan is to control the DFAM with an iPad sequencer, in order to have a longer pattern and/or varying time si...

Have you checked the keyboard mode on the Voyager? It should be set to 'last note'. You can find that in Edit Mode. From the manual, page 53: 3.3 KEYBOARD MODES KEYBOARD MODE allows you to select one of 4 types of keyboard priority for a preset. The keyboard priority determines what happens when mor...

You will need to connect the Mother KB output from the M32 to the VCO EXP In in the Werkstatt and then tune the oscillator with the Freq knob on the Werkstatt so that the note is in tune with the Mother. If it doesn't track going up and done the scale, you will need to calibrate the Werkstatt OSC. I...

From what I recall, when MIDI clock is sent, it disables the local and midi keyboard control until the sequence is started. If you want to control it locally, or with a MIDI controller, you need to hit the start/stop sequence button on the Mother in order to re-activate local control (this would inc...

I have had success by sending the EG out of the M32 to the VCA CV on the Werkstatt, if you want to use the Werkstatt output to a mixer.

Also, in order to get the pitches to match, you need to calibrate the Werkstatt osc to 1v/octave. The method for doing this is in the CV Expander documentation.

I think you could just plug the usb out of the sub37 into the macbook and pass midi through there. No need to run it through the audio interface.

If you got two MF-101's, you would likely need a CP-251, or other CV mixer with a mult section to split the expression pedal CV. That adds some cost to the equation, though. You could maybe split the expression pedal with a Y cable, but you would also split the CV value, which may have undesired eff...

You will need to run the osc through an envelope generator. Otherwise, there is nothing to release the note.

Thank you. The way that was written was unclear. i thought that was only to set the value going out on the assign cv jack, but it makes sense that would be the same as what it responds to when pitch bend is applied. Thank you for the help.