Please look at the message from July 03. Here you find a list of the projects we are dealing with at the moment. I hope the first prototype of the universal AD/DA module will arrive next week and then Christian will start the software development to find out what is possible with this module(s). These are the first plans: bit cruncher/exchanger, clocked audio/CV delay, sampler, wavetable player, digital waveshaper/wave multiplier, V/Oct->Hz/V converter and the other way round. The preliminary front panel layout will be ready soon and we will publish a preliminary page for this module(s). Some customers tested the TKB and discovered that there are problems with polyphony. If more than one key is touched sometimes not all keys are recognized. The reason is that the hum noise transferred to the metal plates becomes smaller as soon as more than one key is touched. We will have to decide if the TKB will be monophonic only or if we try another solution (e.g. the comb-type pcb layout of other designs that use the resistance of a finger instead of the hum noise, or a design that is based on capacity changes if a key is touched). For the normal keyboard we decided to offer the 4 octaves version with case (all other versions only as OEM products). Our case manufacturer is about to built a prototype. In the meantime even the controller-box electronics is ready and working (8 inputs available). We are about to discuss which elements (wheels, joysticks, buttons ...) and which arrangement (i.e. positions of the elements) will be used. It is hard to predict in which order the modules/products will be published. It depends upon technical conditions (e.g. technical problems that may occur and have to be solved, required time of external companies, e.g. our case manufacturer) and if there will be modifications (and how many) after the first prototype is made. As you know the members of this group are integrated into this procedure. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]Im Auftrag von Tommy DOG > Gesendet: Dienstag, 18. Juli 2006 06:01 > An: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Betreff: [Doepfer_a100] Poll question > > > I know that the polls are important to letting Doepfer know what the user base is > interested in, I also know that I have in the past raised the concern as to whether many > people say "yes" modules without concern for priority. > > I'm curious whether Dieter can give us a list of what he and his company are presently able > to build and what they concider to be a logical order of priority, based either on interest, > economics or whatever factors may be of issue. > > Although I have seen recent suggestions of modules that I > personally would buy if they > were available (Microtonal quantizer) I am concerned that too > many suggestions may > cause older suggestions to not be completed (SOU 3, Bit Cruncher) > > I hope people cast votes in polls based on what they can and will > buy now, not what they > would like to dream about. > > Just my two cents. > TD > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > >
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AW: [Doepfer_a100] Poll question
2006-07-18 by hardware@doepfer.de
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