Doepfer

Welcome to the exciting world of modular synthesis. There are some
nice and useful patches to be found on
http://www.modular-planet.de/modular-planet-survey.html - generally,
you'll have to patch CV1 of your A-190 to CV1 of your VCO's and gate
out from A-190 to ADSR gate in to make them work - I suppose the
reason why you don't see this is that people use different MIDI to CV
converters, and to anybody with a bit more experience these
connections are obvious as they're more or less always needed.

Once you get the patch Keld suggests to work the next thing to try is
to insert the VCF between the VCO and the VCA. Pulse(square) or saw
out from VCO to VCF audio in, output from VCF to VCA. You might also
want to patch the second output from the ADSR and/or an output from
the lFO to a CV in on the VCF (use CV 2 and/or 3 on the VCF to have
control over how much the ADSR/LFO should affect the filter).

One more thing... You might want to replace the ring mod with a
multiple as that will allow you to patch CV1 of the A-190 to both
VCO's and perhaps also the VCF. Much more useful in my opinion. Why
the basic system doesn't include a multiple is a mystery to me.

Experiment - that's a big part of the fun with a modular :)

/Silas

On Jan 13, 2008 5:38 PM, dollismine75 <dollismine75@yahoo.fr> wrote:
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>  Ok, I explain my "simply" patch
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>  Midi out of my master keyboard in midi in of A190
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>  I choose a VCO sine ---->into Gate of ADSR module
>  And headphone in Output of ADSR module
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>  Keyboard controls correctly the nute of note, but the ADSR seems not
>  function correctly (no effect when I turn the release knob for
>  example)
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>  --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Keld Sørensen <keldsorensen@...>
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>  > The VCA Gain kontroller has to be at zero - or the sound won´t die
>  > away when you release the keyboard. (ADSR->VCA)
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>  > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Dollismine75"
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>  > > Hum sorry.
>  > > Its a typical minisystem config.
>  > > A190 (midi CV interface)
>  > > A118 (Noise)
>  > > A110 X 2 (VCO)
>  > > A114 (Ring Mod)
>  > > A138 (Mixer)
>  > > A120 (VCF)
>  > > A131 (VCA)
>  > > A140 (ADSR)
>  > > A145 (LFO)
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>  > > I think in this matter, it's a problem with gate or retrigger.
>  The
>  > sound doesn't stop when I stop to play my keyboard. Increase or
>  > decrease RELEASE doesn't change the sound.
>  > > ----- Original Message -----
>  > > From: junglephone
>  > > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
>  > > Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 4:54 PM
>  > > Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Re: New user with MiniSystem
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>  > > Could you please list your modules? It will be easier to help
>  > you if we know exactly what
>  > > you have.
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>  > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "dollismine75"
>  > <dollismine75@> wrote:
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>  > > > Hi all,
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>  > > > First of all, happy new year to you and your friends.
>  > > > Sorry for my bad english.
>  > > >
>  > > > I bought a mini system, and it's a new thin for me because I
>  > used
>  > > > some synth like Korg polysix, Triton Studio, rhodes,...
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>  > > > I'm totaly lost with my MiniSynth, it's totaly new for me, So
>  > sorry
>  > > > to bored you with my "newbie's question"
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>  > > > I try to do a simple sound Bass and to control it with a midi
>  > > > keyboard, but impossible for me to do this one correctly.
>  > > > I don't understand why the ADSR doesn't function correctly.
>  > > > I mean that I want to do simple sound Bass.
>  > > > I use one VCO (sine)but the sound doesn't stop when I stop to
>  > play a
>  > > > note.
>  > > > How I can do for that ? Is it possible to have a simple
>  > picture of
>  > > > the correct patching please ?
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>  > > > I know it's a very simple question for you, but I try to
>  > understand
>  > > > correctly. All start one day !!!
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>  > > > Thanks for your help ;-)
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