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2009-11-17 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> hello dieter, > > any news regarding the A-190-3? > > thank you > > maise We haven given up the idea to built the A-190-3 on base of the MTV16. The A-190-3 will be completely redesigned with LCD (like the A-187-1) and a higher CV voltage range and higher resolition (not only 5
2009-11-17 by grimshaw_stuart
> The first prototype (without temperature compensation) did not. The pc > boards of the second version (with temp comp) arrived yesterday and we will > built the new prototype during the next few days. Then I will know details. great. fingers crossed (and thumbs pressed). stu
2009-11-17 by Bakis Sirros
only 25 votes so far, for the Doepfer TKS poll... where are the remaining 1250 members...? in order for a poll to be valid, it needs a lot of participants. please, DO vote! it will only take 5 seconds. voting ends on 30th of December. thanks, best regards, Bakis. Bakis Sirros - P
2009-11-17 by Bakis Sirros
hello Dieter, yes, i am also interested in that one, too, a lot! any rough release date? best regards, Bakis. Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Doepfer_a100] group owner www. parallel - worlds - music. com www. myspace. com/ parallelworldsmusic www.
2009-11-17 by Bakis Sirros
Great News about the forthcoming modules Dieter! i will need, for sure, the A1?? trigger sequencer with 8 rows, and the A187-1 DSP module (more than one of each probably)... plus the quad vca/ vco modules will be really very handy, especially for my live A100 cases. thanks, best
2009-11-17 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> dieter, > > will the upcoming A-143-4 Quad VCLFO/VCO track accurately enough > to provide vco's for a polyphonic synth? > > thanks, > > stu The first prototype (without temperature compensation) did not. The pc boards of the second version (with temp comp) arrived yesterday and
2009-11-17 by m.maisenbacher
hello dieter, any news regarding the A-190-3? thank you maise
2009-11-17 by grimshaw_stuart
dieter, will the upcoming A-143-4 Quad VCLFO/VCO track accurately enough to provide vco's for a polyphonic synth? thanks, stu
2009-11-16 by phono 1337
Hi, i just picked up an A-116 and im wondering about the behaviour, when modulating clip or sym with a square lfo, there's a loud click when the signal goes postive/negative, i'm assuming thats normal, can someone confirm this please. Paul
2009-11-16 by Bakis Sirros
yes, that's why when i use the A100 with other modular devices i, very often, use buffer modules even for gates clocking various other sequencers, etc... Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Doepfer_a100] group owner www. parallel - worlds - music. com
2009-11-16 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> I've noticed recently that the A-180 Multiple really cuts the voltage > signal down quite substantially. I just got an MFB Dual ADSR and noticed > that when i mult the Gate Output of my SH-101 by 3x, it drops the gate > voltage down to where the MFB won't trigger anymore. Basic
2009-11-16 by Mikhail Novikov
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I would second that opinion, keyboard style paradigm is quite boring, I think touch controllers can be much more interesting in different styles. Mikhail Florian Anwander wrote: > Hi Bakis > >> i would think that a touch keyboard with
2009-11-16 by Florian Anwander
Hi Larry You may try to change the values of the buffering stage in the SH-101. It is TR9 with R47 and R49 (close to the top left corner of the CPU). You may reduce R47 to 4k7 and R49 to 22k. Florian
2009-11-16 by Bakis Sirros
hi Florian. ok, thanks for your insight. its up to Dieter to decide the final look / layout of the touch plates of the TK. i would not mind if they looked like a 2 octaves keyboard or a series of touch plates. either way it will be very useful.(for me, at least). in my opinion, h
2009-11-16 by Florian Anwander
Hi Bakis > i would think that a touch keyboard with 24 plates, allighned as a two octaves keyboard, retains the 24 touch plates functionality while, additionally, providing the convenience of a chromatic keyboard, in case anyone want to use it that way in some application. so, yo
2009-11-16 by Synthomaniac
Hi Monroe, Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but soldering resistors to the inputs whilst reducing load current will only act as a further potential divider causing an even worse situation because it adds to the output resistance of the SH101. The only way forward is to have an
2009-11-16 by Monroe Eskew
Ah, sorry, I didn't really read the details. Sounds like he should be able to fix it by soldering high value resistors to the inputs of the MFB EG... I think. On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 3:49 PM, Synthomaniac wrote: > > > Hi Guys > > There seems to be some confusion about what's goin
2009-11-15 by achtung_999
Looks like the bizz James! On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 10:50 PM, wrote: > > > They are based on the original Serge design. There is the ineviable change > in parts that happens over +20 years but the design is basically the same. > > --- Self promotion Warning! ---- > There will be t
2009-11-15 by Monroe Eskew
Pardon if this is a dumb question, but are you sure you're measuring voltage and not power? Is Ohm's law really that blatantly false? I've noticed VCOs don't respond to voltage only; they are influenced by the amperage as well. On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 2:43 PM, Computer Controlled
2009-11-15 by Synthomaniac
Hi Guys There seems to be some confusion about what's going on with loading, volts, current etc. The good news is that Ohm's Law isn't about to be disproved anytime soon. Volts and current are linked in Ohm's law by resistance, in this case the output resistance of the SH101 - th
2009-11-15 by Computer Controlled
That's why there are Buffered Multiples, passive ones drop the voltage levels. So they need to be buffered to keep them at original levels. I just didn't think that the level would drop by so much! Monroe Eskew wrote: > It's strange because in theory the voltage should not drop s
2009-11-15 by Monroe Eskew
It's strange because in theory the voltage should not drop since these are parallel circuits-- only the current should change. On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 2:16 PM, Computer Controlled wrote: > > > I've noticed recently that the A-180 Multiple really cuts the voltage > signal down qui
2009-11-15 by Computer Controlled
I've noticed recently that the A-180 Multiple really cuts the voltage signal down quite substantially. I just got an MFB Dual ADSR and noticed that when i mult the Gate Output of my SH-101 by 3x, it drops the gate voltage down to where the MFB won't trigger anymore. Basically, i
2009-11-15 by james.husted@mac.com
They are based on the original Serge design. There is the ineviable change in parts that happens over +20 years but the design is basically the same. --- Self promotion Warning! ---- There will be the ability to make something similar from combining some soon to be made modules f
2009-11-15 by watson
Also Det3 aka joe grisso(engineer for stg soundlabs) will be releasing a touchplate keyboard with 4 rows of sequencing and a force to scale on it. This will more than likely appear in the next year and has been name dropped a few times on certain forums. I am aware this keyboard
2009-11-15 by james.husted@mac.com
> What is the advantage of touch sensitive plates over spring loaded keys? > When playing glissandos it is faster of course, an if the have a pressure out that is cool too. Basically you are changing the possible future mechanical failure of standard keyboards for the future elec
2009-11-15 by Monroe Eskew
Is that the intention, to have it gliss like a ribbon controller? On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 12:41 PM, Chris Muir wrote: > > > > On Nov 15, 2009, at 12:38 PM, Monroe Eskew wrote: > > > What is the advantage of touch sensitive plates over spring loaded > > keys? > > Depending upon ho
2009-11-15 by Chris Muir
On Nov 15, 2009, at 12:38 PM, Monroe Eskew wrote: > What is the advantage of touch sensitive plates over spring loaded > keys? Depending upon how they're implemented, they could have pressure and location outputs per key. - C Chris Muir cbm@well.com http://www.xfade.com
2009-11-15 by Monroe Eskew
What is the advantage of touch sensitive plates over spring loaded keys? On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 12:17 PM, achtung_999 wrote: > The idea of the touchplates are really cool. And implementing them in a > 'normal keyboard' would not be practical, I think. > I would have to drag an e
2009-11-15 by achtung_999
The idea of the touchplates are really cool. And implementing them in a 'normal keyboard' would not be practical, I think. I would have to drag an extra unit around for my live setup. I'd prefer a module with 4-6 touchplates, one that would be in my Doepfer case. Just my thought.
2009-11-15 by Bakis Sirros
hi Soysos, ok, so, basically, you want just a simpler version of the Doepfer Touch keyboard and sequencer controller. i would think that a touch keyboard with 24 plates, allighned as a two octaves keyboard, retains the 24 touch plates functionality while, additionally, providing
2009-11-15 by Bakis Sirros
who said that the TKS will be a 'standard keyboard' ? it may be similar to a two octaves keyboard, but you can 'tune/adjust' the cv output of each key to whatever value you want (Dieter, correct me if i' m wrong here...). thanks, Bakis. Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconne
2009-11-15 by Soy Sos
What I'm saying is for myself I don't really want something in the "standard" keyboard layout at all. Just something with 4 to 8 touchplates, individual and common multiple voltages and gate outs that can be sequences with an external clock and some direction options. I would buy
2009-11-15 by achtung_999
@Soy Sos: Indeed a lot more interesting. I don't like standard keyboards at all. On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 5:22 PM, Soy Sos wrote: > > > This is what I actually want: > > http://www.bugbrand.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_6&products_id=48 > > > [Non-text portions of
2009-11-15 by Soy Sos
To be clear, I'm not suggesting anyone copy Tom Bug's design. It's just that's the direction I've been wanting available for the type controller I would most like to use in the Euro format. From what I understand they're all mostly based on an article found here: http://www.cyndu
2009-11-15 by Soy Sos
This is what I actually want: http://www.bugbrand.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_6&products_id=48
2009-11-15 by Bakis Sirros
hi York, thanks for your detailed reply. to tell you the truth, i cannot make a poll and ask for a deposit from people unless Dieter would ask me to do so. i do not think that Dieter has ever asked for a deposit before for any forthcoming module, so i guess he would not also ask
2009-11-15 by Soy Sos
I voted in the poll "probably not". What I would be most interested in is something most like Bug Brand's touch panel or a mini Serge TKB. I don't know if many people would be into that, but I wish someone would make one!
2009-11-15 by York Luethje
Hi Bakis, First of all thank you for hosting and moderating this list. It has been an invaluable resource over the years. I know that you usually hear more complaints than kudos - so KUDOS aplenty. As to the issue at hand I think we have a difficult proposition from a business po
2009-11-15 by J S
If it's affordable, I'll have one. 2009/11/15 Bakis Sirros > > > hi List, > > i thought it would be great to further motivate Dieter to create the touch > keyboard sequencer for the A100 (which i am waiting for, since 2001!), and > in order to do that, i have created a new poll,
2009-11-15 by Bakis Sirros
hi List, i thought it would be great to further motivate Dieter to create the touch keyboard sequencer for the A100 (which i am waiting for, since 2001!), and in order to do that, i have created a new poll, trying to see the ACTUAL interest of the group members to REALLY buy the
2009-11-15 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: When Doepfer Manufactures the Touch keyboard/sequencer (during the coming months possibly), are you Really willing to actually BUY it, assuming that it will have the features (more or less) mentioned i
2009-11-14 by davevosh@aol.com
posting live gigs, releases and various musical news regarding the A100 modular is of course encouraged, as, after all, the A100 is a musical instrument bakis, points taken ! thanks for keeping the list going - one thing i`ve enjoyed here is meeting folks to share my electro-nois
2009-11-14 by Bakis Sirros
hi List, after all these 8 years of being great, this group slowly has become a bit of small ads for eurorack (and i am to blame a bit for that too, i admit it). so, my requests, from now on, would be: restrict your 'for sale' messages to one per sale (that means from now on, ple
2009-11-13 by Daniel Troberg
in the market for a used a156 dual quantizer please email me at erasemusic@me.com thanks daniel
2009-11-13 by jaundicedys
I am in need of some 5V. Anyone have a spare one of these that they are not using? I'm located in the US. Thanks, Sean
2009-11-13 by james.husted@mac.com
I'm afraid the A-143-2 does not connect to the bus. On Doepfer's DIY page ( http://www.doepfer.de/DIY/a100_diy.htm ) in section 4.1.4 it list the Doepfer modules that connect to the buss: Only the modules A-110 (Standard VCO), A-111 (High end VCO), A-140 (ADSR), A-185 (Bus Access
2009-11-13 by Haven
All prices in USD. Paypal only or local cash. Buyer pays shipping from Vancouver Canada. I pack very well :) Everything is in great condition, no smoking, no gigging. Trades considered, QMMG, MATHS, A175, A147 frequensteiner multimode filter - $185 (old version, very deep PCB - 1
2009-11-13 by carlosbecker
Livewire Audio Frequency Generator 350$ Doepfer a-143-9 voltage controlled quadrature lfo 70$ or both for 400$ (they work great together) includes shipping in the US. 10$ more for rest of the world, Paypal prefered. all screws and cables included. C.
2009-11-13 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> the A110 and A111, receive from the bus, CV signals and the A140 > ADSR receives gate signals. Dieter, correct me if i am wrong. That's right > also the a190: sends cv and gate signals to the busboard. That's right too (as well as the A-190-2 if the jumpers are set in the right