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1985 SIMMONS MTM MIDI-Trigger-MIDI Signal Processor - RARE
1985 SIMMONS MTM MIDI-Trigger-MIDI Signal Processor - RARE
1985 SIMMONS MTM MIDI-Trigger-MIDI Signal Processor - RARE
1985 SIMMONS MTM MIDI-Trigger-MIDI Signal Processor - RARE
1985 SIMMONS MTM MIDI-Trigger-MIDI Signal Processor - RARE
1985 SIMMONS MTM MIDI-Trigger-MIDI Signal Processor - RARE

1985 SIMMONS MTM MIDI-Trigger-MIDI Signal Processor - RARE

$ 315.21

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: SIMMONS MTM :* 220 volts version* powers up* knobs missing* UNTESTED !+ SOLD AS IS - NO RETURNSThe MTM was originally designed to control the Simmons SDS5 and SDS7 drum sound modules via MIDI or a sequencer, but the MTM has a number of great uses:Control any sound source with a trigger-in from MIDI (Simmons SDS5, SDS7, other drum machines, even analog synthesizers)Use the MIDI to trigger function to sync analog sequencers to MIDI & trigger various sequencer stepsTrigger MIDI devices from any audio source such as acoustic drumsEach signal can even be assigned to more than one MIDI note so whole cords could be triggered from a trigger source. All settings can be saved in one of up to 99 kits, just like the SDS7. The first 16 can be selected by the selector pad.
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  • Brand: Simmons
  • Type: MIDI-Trigger-MIDI Signal Processor

    Description

    SIMMONS MTM :
    * 220 volts version
    * powers up
    * knobs missing
    * UNTESTED !
    +
    SOLD AS IS - NO RETURNS
    The MTM was originally designed to control the Simmons SDS5 and SDS7 drum sound modules via MIDI or a sequencer, but the MTM has a number of great uses:
    Control any sound source with a trigger-in from MIDI (Simmons SDS5, SDS7, other drum machines, even analog synthesizers)
    Use the MIDI to trigger function to sync analog sequencers to MIDI & trigger various sequencer steps
    Trigger MIDI devices from any audio source such as acoustic drums
    Each signal can even be assigned to more than one MIDI note so whole cords could be triggered from a trigger source. All settings can be saved in one of up to 99 kits, just like the SDS7. The first 16 can be selected by the selector pad.