MIDI Control Of Your Modular Synth

US Expert Sleepers announces the FH-1 'faderHost' USB MIDI Host      16/01/15

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Expert Sleepers has announced their latest Eurorack module, the FH-1 'faderHost' USB MIDI Host, a USB MIDI Host in an 8HP Eurorack module, allowing you to directly connect a USB MIDI controller to your modular synthesizer. Using a suitable connector box, that USB MIDI controller can be an iPad or plain old computer.

As well as simple direct control of the output CVs from MIDI CCs, the FH-1 also offers:

  • LFOs on each output
  • Step sequencers
  • Polyphonic MIDI/CV conversion
  • much more


Preliminary Specifications (subject to change):

  • Panel width: 8HP
  • Module depth: 43mm
  • Current draw: 70mA on the +12V rail, 30mA on the -12V rail (100mA total)
  • plus the power requirement of the attached USB device.
  • Outputs: 8
  • Digital-to-analogue conversion: 14 bit
  • Voltage range: jumper selectable between ±5V, 0-10V, 0-5V
  • Inputs: 2 digital inputs for clocks etc.
  • USB socket: Type A

 


The front panel is drilled for both Doepfer and Analogue Systems mounting holes (using a 'slot' rather than a single round hole). The power connector is a Doepfer standard 10 way IDC, with -12V furthest from the top of the board.

Pricing and Availability:
The FH-1 will be unveiled at the NAMM show, January 2015, and is expected to be available around April 2015.

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