Doepfer

hello shawn,


module 1:
a cv-compressor is a nice idea, but it can already be done by
patching existing modules. what i'd find more interesting
is a tube compressor module, but i doubt that doepfer will
produce such things. but anyway, a compressor is always useful.
such a design should also have an internal expander-function,
which prevents system noise to be amplified with very small signals.
hmm how about using vactrols for a compressor module?
that would make a difference to the now possible compressor-patch
and opto-compressors sound nice.


module 2:
i'm not really interested in a tape device, too complicated
mechanics, too big. i'd stick to the old rolands or dynacords.


module 3:
indeed interesting, but i have no idea how nearby audio modules
will react, especially vco's with connection to the system bus.
if there is no problem here, i'd be interested in such a module,
sounds like a lot of fun.


best wishes

ingo




--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Modular Fan <synthtrader@y...> 
wrote:
> hello,
> 
> I sent this module idea to Doepfer and Dieter
> responded saying that the ideas of this usergroup are
> really beneficial to their product range! So I'd like
> to propose a few new modules and get your feedback.
> 
> 1. How about a CV-controlled compressor?! Nothing top
> of the line, just a cheap little unit meant as an
> "effect". Think low-end Drawmers or something like the
> Alesis 3630, or even Joe Meeks...used for "slapback"
> effects and a really obvious coloured sound. Add CV
> control and feedback loops and you can really spice up
> modular percussion sounds, basslines, etc. BTW I've
> heard that there are similar modules in the Serge
> line.
> 
> Other modules that I'd personally love to see in
> Doepfer format but that may have a more limited
> userbase:
> 
> 2. CV-controlled tape delay/analogue
> pitchshifter...with CV control over the speed of the
> tape. I realize that finding the surplus supplies of
> these tape devices is kind of hard, and they would
> have to be smaller to fit in the Doepfer frame.
> 
> 3. CV shortwave radio...a big knob to control the
> station with CV on it also.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Shawn Cleary
> 
> 
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