You can trigger them from many sources, depending upon the patch you're playing with. They can trigger from a Master clock pulse - from SQ8 gate output, from an LFO, from a keyboard gate output, or the gate output from a MIDI to CV converter. You can even trigger them using a CV output from the SQ8 - VERY useful. On the SQ8, you can't turn off a gate pulse. You CAN switch off the CV output from one or more of the 8 output pots, but the gate pulse remains (a slight shortcoming of the SQ8 to save costs), but you CAN trigger using the CV - which means you CAN switch that off and have syncopated output rhythms to drive your Concussor modules ! I frequently hook up all my concussor array to my four SQ8s - all running from a single master clock, but using the CV outputs, then I can cancel out certain pulses by switching off certain pots on the SQ8s - great rhythms ! Richard --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros <synth_freak_2000@y...> wrote: > hello allan, > many thanks for the tip! i didn't know that i have to > trigger my concussor modules (btw, i have all of the > drum modules except the handclap module, i really like > them and they sound great) with 1ms trigger pulse in > order to sound like the roland originals. it seems > that i will have to use all my 3 a162's then. > bakis. > > > > > > --- allanjhall <allanjhall@m...> wrote: > > > > > > Has anyone tried or owns any of the concussor > > percussion modules? > > > > > > What approaches do some of you use for real analog > > kick, toms, hi- > > > hats, claves, cowbell, rim, snare, conga and the > > like? > > > > > > I looked at the Vermona DRM unit, but it does not > > offer the same > > > degree of control over each sound as with modules. > > Also, I get to > > pay > > > for it's dedicated power supply, useless midi I/O, > > and extra for > > the > > > CV add-on. > > > > I've got all of the Concussor percussion modules and > > a Vermona DRM1, > > the Concussor modules are exact clones of 808, 909 > > and CR-78 > > circuitry, even down to using correct japanese > > transistors, but they > > have a few extra mods and controls to increase the > > tonal ranges. > > There are two things to bear in mind though, the > > trigger pulse > > length can alter the sounds a bit, use 1ms pulse and > > they will sound > > very near to Roland. Other thing is they run from > > +/- 12v supply > > rather than +/-15v that the 808 and 909 used, this > > has a slight > > bearing on the sound too, makes them seem a little > > bit softer to me. > > The DRM1 can make some noises that the AS modules > > can't and they do > > complement each other quite well. > > > > I sequence these modules from my Schaltwerk > > sequencer, but the > > Schaltwerk needs some trigger outputs adding to work > > with them, the > > gate outs don't trigger successfully. My Schaltwerk > > trigger mod pcb > > and circuit is in the files area of Schaltwerk > > yahoogroup, this > > gives the correct 1ms long pulses that these modules > > work best with. > > > > cheers, > > Allan > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ===== > Bakis Siros > Parallel Worlds / Polariton > Athens-Greece > [Doepfer_a100] group owner > http://www.shimarecords.co.uk > http://www.ward12.com > > > > _______________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Declare Yourself - Register online to vote today! > http://vote.yahoo.com
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Re: Analogue Solutions percussion modules
2004-10-22 by trebcavxx
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