From finn@teleport.comTue Jan 31 11:22:00 1995
Date: Mon, 30 Jan 1995 19:47:52 +0000
From: finn@teleport.com
To: analogue@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu
Subject: Re: What is the Boske MH-2?

>Anyone ever heard of the Boske MH-2?  It was a rack unit made in England
>around 1986.  It appears to be a MIDI humanizer (whatever that is) but it
>also seems to be able to convert MIDI or triger inputs to MIDI, Trigger,
>and Sync outputs.  Can anyone confirm/deny this?  Any one have a manual?
>

i saw one and after a bit of exploration........it can take a midi signal
(say a drum pattern on a single ch.) and add some random(ness) to the
signal using internal algor. or ext. input (pads, wheel..)  i'm not sure
what type of sync it can tranlate..... i have doubts if it is din-sync as
they made another unit which was a sympte (sp?) converter and the sync on
that unit was sympte but was only refered to as sync. the one i saw was
about 199usd... a tad steep even if it did do a midi to din-sync conv. cool
brown & tan colour scheme .




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