The
PolyDAC was a 4-channel MIDI-CV Converter originally
designed by Paul Maddox
and later released as open source.
The current ED107 firmware uses a 'Regular Cyclic' Mode for MIDI Note assignment. Incoming MIDI notes are assigned to the next free voice (even if it is the same note played repeatedly).
So, each time you play a note it will step
through and assign channels '1' then '2' then '3' then '4' then back to '1' again as you play.
If you hold a note, new notes will be assigned to the next voice in that order the that they are free.
If all voices are already assigned to held notes and 'POLY' is set to 'STEAL', then the next note will use the lowest voice held.
NB: The ED107 is supplied with 2 power cables:-
- A standard 16pin-16pin cable. Using this cable will connect the VOICE 1 note and gate signals to the CV/GATE Buss on the busboards
- A modified 10pin-16pin cable. Use this cable if you are using the systems CV/GATE Buss for any other function other than the original for CV-GATE control or if you have an alternate module that is providing master CV/GATE control signals.
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