I remember feeling frustrated a while back because the group was dominated by discussion of the touch controller. It didn't interest me, so I felt left out. I even considered posting something to the effect that the touch controller isn't an A100 module and shouldn't be discussed so much, but thought better of it in the end. Using the A100 in conjunction with other equipment is one of the most fascinating aspects of modular systems to explore, in my mind. If someone here produces great music by patching in external audio, or an insert or pedal effect, or a controller, or another synth with CV inputs, I love to hear about it! Lots of people use their modular system strictly for processing external sources, rather than as a synth. There's even one group member here who doesn't own any audio modules at all - his A100 is dedicated to modulating his Waldorf Q. What a great idea! It would be a shame if he had felt constrained not to discuss it, we never would have heard about it. I feel that anyone who is being creative, and using electronic music gear in ways that the manufacturer never intended, is doing something right. So if Dieter doesn't think that the Regelwerk is an extension of the A100, then fine, I know something that he doesn't. Joe --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "ringmod45" <ringmod45@y...> wrote: > hi paul, thanks for understanding. i seem to be the most vocal on the > issue. i did not take it personally, i was just trying to keep the > doors open to discussion. if we close our minds, it won't help us in > the long run. these machines do need an upgrade, in the future they > might help you or other users with their A100 systems. > > people are conservative only when they don't explore other avenues of > thought and simply fellow the normal mass culture way of doing > things. thereby you having an A100 constitutes the exact opposite of > convservative. keep exploring and enjoy life. thanks and cheers. > > may the force be with you, :) > rm > > --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "Paul Schulz" <dasfonk@w...> wrote: > > Hi ringmod, > > > > >please do not take this as a flame. > > No problem with that, I am not inflammable ;-) > > > > To clarify it, it was NOT my intention to disrespect neither the > *werks´ users nor the machines themself. Don´t take it personal. If > anyone feels hurt - sorry about that!!! > > > > Highest regards to anyone here who tries to make things move at > Doepfer. That´s the fantastic aspect about this group - having > influence on the manufacturer´s decisions. And much respect goes out > to ripe101 (and everybody else) who is willing to re-write > Schaltwerk´s code; now that is what I call a hardcore enthusiast :-) > Instead of getting alternative gear (if there´s something like this) > you try to hack the brain of this machine - wow! > > > > Opinions may differ what is on- or off-topic, but as you > mentioned "you have the ability to not read them if you wish." True, > true. Maybe I am a little too conservative in this point... (Gosh, > did I really describe myself as conservative? At my young age... ;-) > > > > have a nice day, y´all > > Paul > > > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: Gosh it is halfe baked!
2002-05-06 by buechlerjoe
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