New 48-channel MIDI interface available for Amigas
 

Spotted this on the yahoo group for the amiga version of Bars and Pipes

10.12.04: AHT Europe announce availability of their first Amiga products

Birmingham, Dec. 12 2004 - AHT Europe Ltd. are pleased to announce the immediate availability of their first Amiga products, MIDI interfaces for the Commodore Amiga as well as the Pegasos and standard PCs.

The MIDI interface "Vivaldi" supports standard MIDI transfer through the game port (MPU401), either on-board or on a PCI card. It is suitable for all operating systems that support standard MIDI transfer over the game port and has been successfully tested with standard MIDI software under MorphOS/Pegasos, Linux and Windows. The "Vivaldi" MIDI interface provides the following connectors: 1 x MIDI IN, 1 x MIDI THRU, 3 x MIDI OUT (synchronised).

The MIDI interface "Trivaldi" is a tripleplay MIDI interface for Commodore Amiga computers. It has three asynchronous MIDI OUT ports, which means that each port can have its own MIDI range of 16 channels. With Bars'n'Pipes, this means that you can address 48 MIDI channels. The "Trivaldi" connects to the serial port.

Each MIDI interface comes with a manual, a CD-ROM and a 2 year warranty period. The CD-ROM contains drivers as well as the free sequencer software Bars'n'Pipes with all add-ons, the utility Directory Opus 4 and more.

The advisory retail pricing including VAT is 39,95 Euro (Vivaldi) and 49,95 Euro (Trivaldi), respectively. Both interfaces are available now. Dealer inquiries welcome.

AHT website link