Poly 61 editor and chorus upgrade

[Craigyb]

After upgrading my Poly 61's with Tauntek motherboards they were crying out for an editor to exploit the new sonic capabilities. So I built this simple encoder based editor that can store upto 400 patches in memory and exchange them over sysex with the 61 and other editors.

Then I thought it would be better to install the editor into the 61 and use the empty space where the parameters are printed. I then added a Behringer June 60 V2 chorus inside also controlled by the editor.

 

[jack4life]

Holy cow!! Your ideas and engineering skills are absolutely outstanding!!

 

[Moogulator]

second that! big up for all of your projects - just mentioned your stuff on SequencerTalk (youtube) because I just felt impressed by those synths you made.

 

[Craigyb]

Holy cow!! Your ideas and engineering skills are absolutely outstanding!!

Thanks, much appreciated, but now I want to rebuild my 61 rack with the same editor and chorus in.

 

[Craigyb]

second that! big up for all of your projects - just mentioned your stuff on SequencerTalk (youtube) because I just felt impressed by those synths you made.

Thanks for the support, much appreciated. It keeps me busy during these crazy times

 

[eusti]

So nice to see you here Craig! Love your stuff!!!

 

[Craigyb]

Thanks, I've been a member for a while but rarely post.

 

[eusti]

Am still super tempted by the display replacement you did for the MKS-30!!!

 

[Craigyb]

That's an old one now, I couldn't program very well back then. But it works so I'm not going to break it. Was expensive to use a Teensy 4.1 on that, I think it could probably be handled by an esp32 now.