Doepfer

Hello,


I used the A100 regularly for free improv for few years now. I dont have a keyboard nor 
controller... I have joysticks and theremins but didnt use them that much in fact. I'm very 
happy about the new module 164-1 and with any module with toggle switch as they are 
very practical for me in a live situation

otherwise, I just try to create a patch as versatile as possible... and I think I understand 
what you mean with "sub sections"... but... well... yeah, you just have to go for what is 
more practical for you... like having four very different sounds in a mixer for example...

Best,


A





--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Korhan Erel" <listekutusu@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> 
> I would like to thank all of you who have answered my questions on
> processing of live instruments with Doepfer modules. I'd like to
> expand on this with another question:
> 
> Has anyone here use modular systems in free improvisation? To this
> day, I have been using an Audiomulch + Kaosspad + Joystick setup for
> performances, but would like to go for an analog setup. I know the
> answers for sound processing modules. Now I'd like your opinion on
> modules essential for instrument design. My prerequisites are:
> 
> - full control over the instrument
> - the instrument needs to have several sub-sections that have separate
> tasks (sound processing, sound generation). I'd like to have at least
> two complex sub-sections
> - the instrument should require no or minimum repatching on stage
> 
> I'd like you to focus on CV generation/modulation modules, but any
> other suggestions are also welcome, of course.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Korhan
>