MCV4 is a budget-priced MIDI-to-CV-Interface to control vintage monophonic synthesizers via MIDI. MCV4 is provided with 4 analog control voltage outputs (CV1…4) and one Gate/Trigger output.
These are the most important MCV4 features:
- CV1 note on/off und Pitch-Bend, 1V/Oktave
- CV2 monophoner Aftertouch
- CV3 Velocity und/oder Volumen (Controller 7)
- CV4 Velocity und/oder beliebiger Controller (Einstellung der Controller-Nummer ber Lern-Funktion)
- MIDI control of CV1..4:
- CV1: note on/off with pitch-bend, 1V/octave characteristic
- CV2 monophic after-touch
- CV3 velocity and/or volumen (controller 7)
- CV4 velocity and/or any controller (setting of the controller number via learn button)
- pitch-bend is used for CV1 generation with 1/4 semitone resolution
- gate output type can be selected via jumper inside the device between voltage trigger (+5V or power supply voltage) and S-trigger (switched trigger)
- MIDI channel and reference note for CV1=0V adjustable via learn button
- different assign modes for CV1 (highest note, last note, reference note)
- retrigger on/off while playing legato
- gate/trigger polarity normal/inverted
- two 1/4″ stereo jack sockets for CV1/2 and CV3/4
- 1/4″ mono jack socket for gate/triggerlearn button with LED for adjusting MIDI channel, reference note for CV1, controller for CV4
- optical display of gate/trigger via LED
- MIDI-In, MIDI-Thru
- non-volatile memory for parameter settings
- stable metal case (about 95x75x35 mm, 1mm sheet steel)
- Until spring 2011 the case color was silver-grey.
- From spring 2011 the case color is black.
