The newest firmware for the Monotribe allows CV control of gate and pitch.  It should be noted though that the output level of the Monotribe is much lower than the ext. audio input of the MB is expecting.  You would need some sort of preamp with a hot output to get it up to level.

Thanks for the info, i would take a look at the Monotribe, i didn't know it had cv inputs.

Monotribe is a super easy extra oscillator (with filter and LFO) for cheap  (especially if you buy used) and it can follow the pitch and gate of the minibrute without modification, all you need is the cable for monotribe--I use the Nokia AV cable available on ebay.  You can even detune it by using a note other than "C" for the calibration. Additionally, the moogerfooger ring modulator can provide a second oscillator (with LFO and continuously variable pitch), but it doesn't track at 1v/oct so you would need an attenuator; I use the CP 251, but a simple DIY attenuator (see the doepfer site) ought to do the trick--gate output is not necessary for the RM.  You don't need the LFO/ADSR/amp section as the extra oscillator will be controlled by the LFO/ADSR/amp of the minibrute. In my experience neither of these solutions require any extra gain to be used on the MB audio input.

cant get drum pads to work on kong and if it does my transport buttons will not work. any ideas or does anyone have a proper cc chart for reason 7

I absolutely love the sounds that I can make with my iMini, It would just be great if you add full midi features in it, just use Animoog as an example, midi clock, the ability to select which midi channel controls the synth and etc...

And, well, since I am writing, please launch ARP 2600 for the iOS too!!

Thanks,
Rafael Laurenti