hello david, today i'll get my serge vcs module, so i can write more about that tomorrow. it's a bit sad that the mounting holes are not doepfer-conform. how big are the gaps on your module? there will be other serge reincarnations from bananalogue in the future. i promised to keep my mouth shut about the next module until the official announcement. seth will keep us updated. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Salter <david.salter@r...> wrote: > I have just received my latest module and though I'd share my initial > impressions. > > Speed of service and communications have been excellent. I made my first > enquiry at the end of July and received my module 6 weeks later. So no > complaints there. > > First impressions. Excellent packing containing a very nice looking > module, ribbon cable (too short for my custom rack but long enough for a > G6), mounting screws (always nice to see) and a two page information > pack. > > I had to remove a couple of modules to try it out so it went into the > bottom left corner of a Doepfer G6 rack. The info pack has a clear > diagram to ensure that the ribbon goes on correctly. Comment number 1; > the mounting holes do not conform to either the Doepfer or Analogue > Systems spec which means I have a gap either side of the module. Not a > big deal but does affect the appearance. > > The info pack has a labelled panel drawing (as per website) and the > connection details. Comment 2; I would really have appreciated a manual > of some kind. Although I've had my Doepfer, Analogue Sys. System for a > while I have no experience with Serge kit and some starting suggestions > would have been useful. > > Started off by injecting a ramp wave in and listening. Played with the > various controls and started getting some nice sync type tones. Added a > single LFO to modulate each of the CV's and then both CV's (love the > pull for expo curve on these pots) again some really interesting tone. > > A hour later and I have not tried using it beyond this type of function, > would appreciate some guidance, The website > http://www.bananalogue.com/vcs.html suggests that the VCS can be used > as; VC Transient Envelope Generator (can see how I would do that), VC > LFO (and that), VC Oscillator (yep), VC Non-Linear Audio Processor (I > suppose that's what I've been doing so far), Envelope Follower (not > sure), VC Pulse Delay (?) and Sub-Harmonic Generator (not sure although > it was creating additional tones when I ran a sequence through, I don't > understand the mechanics) so far a very happy man and looking forward to > hours of fun. > > With luck more Serge based modules to come? I do hope so. > > David > > David Salter > Senior Project Manager > Reuters Ltd > Tel +44 20 7542 2402 > Mob +44 7990562402 > email david.salter@r... > RM david.salter.reuters@r... > > > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------- > Visit our Internet site at http://www.reuters.com > > To find out more about Reuters Products and Services visit http://www.reuters.com/productinfo > > Any views expressed in this message are those of the individual > sender, except where the sender specifically states them to be > the views of Reuters Ltd.
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Re: Bananalogue Serge VCS module
2005-09-12 by selfoscillate
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