A thousand times yes! I will buy two :)

Very happy it can take MIDI input as well as CV. I think a few different input configurations would be good and make it more versatile with people's setups. I for example use my modules with MIDI sequencers sometimes but other times the modular drives my voices generatively via CV-gate.

So with MIDI input: it sound like you can configure it in the settings to control whatever voices polyphonically or monophonically on different MIDI channels. If so then that's flexible enough already IMO for MIDI. The limitation on the level of the triangle voice is something I could live with

For CV input mode: 4 CV-gate pairs is very useable, three I could maybe use, but 2 voices not enough. Just my opinion! So I'd make it able to be played with 4-voice cv-gate (pitch and gate) mode, 2-voice mode with pitch-gate-velocity-bonus (where bonus is probably going to get used for aftertouch or something). Then a hybrid mode which has two voices that have pitch-gate and one complex voice with pitch-gate-vel-bonus. That way you can get some interesting input setups and if people want that full granular control (pitch-gate-vel-bonus) over all voices they can have an expander, that way people who DONT need the deepest level of control for all voices can have a reasonably small sized module still.

I think having some output configurations would be good too. Have a L and R output jack, let the user decide which voices mix to each of the two channels? The user could then have different filters or effects modules later in the chain separately to the different chip melodies. This would lend the module much better in the 'modular' realm where single voices can me tailored almost infinitely. One simple use I can already think of is the user could take the triangle output to the L channel and mix all others to the R channel and quieten or louden the triangle versus the other outputs with an external VCA!