Looking forward to this too. I’ve been working on a UI for Dexed for months using PatchMaster modules so I’m eager to see how this works.
Might be as well to leave this - pots can be automated in any number of ways.
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Now the motorized pots are working like a charm!. Exception for OUTPUT LEVEL & OUTPUT PAN, pots because their positions aren’t saved in voices (DX7 presets). Of course, their position are automatically saved by dataJson when you change them manually.
I’m using Dexed as reference (from my DAW) to compare behaviors and synth parameters (my real DX7 is not friendly for parameters editing, and it’s very old, tired).
Small YT video about motorized pots…
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Bravo! That works very well 
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Very cool. One request: Individual outputs for each operator would be awesome for Opsix-like layering of sounds.
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Yep, I’ve this idea yesterday! (about 1 output for each operator). I think the module (now 117 HP) will be expanded to 120 HP, I presume. On the top-right side of module, all buttons/LED/mini-display (for LFO waveform) are too dense (in my opinion). Be sure this feature is already on my ToDo list 
In this case, 6 additional outputs (right side of module) - but without dedicated controls (the output levels are implemented on each OP section (see - zoomed - screen capture)..
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Awesome!
No need to enlarge the module. The real DX7 isn’t stereo but mono, so I removed one useless output and “PAN” potentiometer.
EDIT: like this ? with LEDs:
- Unlit LED if the related “OP output” jack isn’t patched.
- Green if the related operator is enabled (and its output level is greater than 0).
- Red otherwise (disabled operator, output level = 0, and during motor pots sequence).
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Hello, just a small YT video (but no audio / no commentaries / 1080p) about some working features of OP6-DX (under construction) module…
Probably the final layout…
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hello, i have a question regarding Klokspid MKII.
I want to use ramp outputs as phasors. Therefore, I managed to set a ramp with tilt (ramp up and down). If i set cv3 input to modulate i see that the frequency change if i turn voltage up and down.
But is the input calibrated for V/Oct? I mean 0V = BPM 120, -1 V BPM 60 and so on? i can’t find anything about it in the manual.
Which modulation target is the right one to modulate frequency?
Thanks
karl
Plug it into a tuner module and read out the frequency you get.
yes correct. simple.
will check.
Hello Karl, if I understand correctly, you’ll want to control the BPM via voltage (0V = 120BPM), simply connect the voltage to CLK input first (otherwise this doesn’t work).
When patiching the CLK input jack, the message EXT. CLK is blinking red, it’s normal!
So, turn the continuous encoder until it displays Ext. CLK BPM CV (no need to valid).
Exactly like this :
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