Doepfer

hello,

i'd like to have separate modules.
if more than one function in one module, then
the functions should have a clear relationship,
f.e. bit crusher and bit exchanger could be
incorporated into one module, but the delay should
be a dedicated module on it's own.

one thing for the delay, it would be great to have
both linear and v/oct response for the delaytime.

best wishes

ingo




--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros 
<synth_freak_2000@y...> wrote:
> doepfer say:
> "As we finished the small Midi keyboard electronics
> last week the polyphonic a100 keyboard will be one of
> the next projects to be finished.
> I think the next modules will be the A-106 (MS20
> filter) and the universal digital converter modules
> (bit cruncher, bit exchanger, digital waveshaper,
> digital limiter, general CV voltage converter, e.g.
> V/oct -> Hz/V and reverse ....). The "problem" for
> this module is, that you can do a lot of different
> functions with the same module core (AD ->
> microcontroller -> DA). We don't know if we should
> make a separate module for each function or make some
> modules with similar functions (and similar controls)
> or a "monster" module with all functions (will require
> a LC display in any case to know which function is
> selected). We could even include the clocked delay
> function by adding the delay memory into this module.
> As soon as we know all the functions we should start a
> poll to find out what the group members suggest.
>  
> I don't think that the TKS and the buchla 259 vco
> modules will come this year (I'm not sure if the A-106
> will come and the first digital converter module. We
> have some other non A-100 developments that have to be
> done too (B4M/B4C, redesign of MCV4 and MSY2 and some
> more)."
> 
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