http://tomoberheim.combottom for comparison:
MIDI in & MIDI to CV routing panel
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Update: locked comments in this post to them all in one place here.
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Now all we need is a 4/8 voice Midi/CV...
ReplyDeleteIs this going to have linear FM inputs? The Ext. Mod in should be for FM. Any word on this?
ReplyDeleteJust new informations from Tom himself :
ReplyDeleteThe SEM comes in three versions:
- version 1: SEM analog module with Midi to CV converter for modern Midi-based systems
- version 2: SEM analog module with patchpanel for systems which can supply an appropriate control voltage and gate or trigger signal
- version 3: SEM module alone, without case, power supply or interface module. The purpose of the version 3 SEM is really just to replace old SEMs in old Oberheims. I do not recommend trying to integrate just the SEM without the case and power supply into another situation. The main stumbling block would be that the SEM requires regulated +/- 18 volts.
www.audioMIDI.com is the exclusive dealer for the Tom Oberheim SEM. The links take you to their website where additional information is available. Also if you wish to pre-order an SEM, you can do that on the audioMIDI website.
Deliveries of the SEM begin sometime in September.
I will be updating my website (www.tomoberheim.com) on a regular basis. You might want to check it from time to time for additional information. I expect to have an FAQ and a short history of the SEM on the site soon.
I appreciate you interest!
Tom Oberheim
So, here is my calling arround the worl : who can DIY a power-in-out bay rack to plug 1 or 2 new SEM ?