Doepfer

I think that I would buy 4 of them. I love the idea of one button music and
I collect arpeggiators just for the purpose of making such music.

On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 5:15 AM, <yahoo@doepfer.de> wrote:

>   > Dear Dieter, dear listmembers,
> >
> > In 2006, there was an idea about an voltage controlled arpeggiator
> > module. Florian had some nice ideas about it, and if I remember well
> > there was already a poll on it too.
> >
> > Main features that were mentioned at the time:
> >
> > - Midi in
> > -(quantized) CV out
> > - VC Gate out (length, clock division)
> > - VC input for octave range (1-4 octaves or so ...)
> > - VC of register readout mode (up, down, u&d, random, etc)
> >
> > Is this still a viable suggestion for a new module candidate ?
> >
> > Best regards,
> > Joost
>
> Our problem is not the number of suggested modules (currently we have more
> than 50 of these, suggested by this group or from customers directly) but
> to
> find out which of the suggested modules should be developed and
> manufactured. Both technical and economical have to be considered before we
> start a new module: we have to be able to develop such a module basically
> and within a limited development time (e.g. one customer actually suggested
> e.g. a 16 voice polyphonic, polytimbral fully voltage controlled digital
> synthesizer module - that's totally beyond our possibilities), and there
> have to be sufficient serious inquiries. The polls in this forum are very
> helpful tools to find this out. The development time varies from a few
> hours
> (e.g. for a very simple module like an attenuator or multiple or simpla
> amplifier) to a couple of months or even years for very complex designs
> (e.g. like the A-107 morphing filter). Usually we can manage about 4-6
> modules per year.
>
> The suggested arpeggiator module seems to be within our possibilities and
> we
> could offer it provided that there are sufficient inquiries.
>
> Best wishes
> Dieter Doepfer
>
>  
>



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