Title link takes you to the full info. Some excerpts:
Outputs:
- Gate Out - returns a 5 volt high gate when a plate is touched
- Pressure out - returns a pot adjustable variable voltage which is governed by the amount of pressure applied to any given key
- Quantized Out - returns a quantized voltage string (16 half steps) generated by the 16 touchplates
- Slew Out - returns a pot-adjustable slewed variation of the Linear Voltage output (not quantized)
- Linear Out - returns 16 linear voltages scaled to the voltage threshold of the Milton Venti VC input.
Inputs:
EXT VC - provides a secondary external VC direction input so that the Milton may still be direction controlled when the 21C is installed. Indication of the effect of this external control will be shown on the main LEDs of the Milton M21 - they will not effect the status of the 16 key LEDs on the 21C itself - those will still show the last key touched.
Manual Controls:
- Pressure Scale - sets the maximum voltage level of the pressure output
- Glide - determines the amount of slew for the Slewed Output
-Fixed/Variable Range Select - sets the main output for FIXED range (scaled for Milton stage thresholds) or VARIABLE range
-Range - determines the maximum range of the main output. Each of the 16 keys will reflect 16 equal increments of this max level.
No title link. Just the shot and details pulled via this auction.
Title link takes you to the post by Inverseroom on Synthwire.
According to this electro-music.com thread, Creamware filed for bankruptcy on Dec 18, 2006. There is no info on thier site.If anyone knows more about this, please feel free to comment. This is unfortunate as I hear they make some of the best emulations if not THE best out there. I had my mind set on the PRODYSSEY (12 Odysseys in a knob laden little box). It might just be time to pick one up if you've been thinking about it as well.
Title link takes you to a post on EMS Synthi with a bigger image of the EMS Synthi boards over the years. He is also looking for a hi res of the 1969-72 boards. If you know where to find one leave a comment in his post.
Two shots of Synth Monger's Thomas Henry SN-Voice. You might recognize it from this video.
