hi joe, well said . regards, RM --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "buechlerjoe" <buechlerjoe@t...> wrote: > 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 ringmod45
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