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2009-05-20 by pfichoux
Hi Andreas, Did the mod yesterday evening (connected the cv2 input + pot to the lin fm optional input, AC coupling). The sound is ok but I can't do truly metallic sounds. I wish there was a way to improve it. Hi Florian. I know there is a difference between DX-7 and analog fm. Th
2009-05-19 by Florian Anwander
Hello > Pierre, also remember that you can modify the a-110 to have linear FM - And once again: please keep in mind, that analogue VCOs (even with sine core) will never provide FM like a DX7 does. FM is that much sensitive to detuning. Detunings, which are completely bearable for
2009-05-19 by Andreas- theCovertOperators.Org
Pierre, also remember that you can modify the a-110 to have linear FM - the pins are available on the circuit board, it should be quite an easy thing (a jack and a knob or so). Andreas. pfichoux skrev: > Nice to read you Silas. > > About big modules, I do agree with you, most of
2009-05-19 by pfichoux
Nice to read you Silas. About big modules, I do agree with you, most of Doepfer modules are thin. A-111-5 wasn't a good example because it's a synth on it's own. The worst examples I have in mind are ZO and AFG. So many features you cannot use all together unless you want to make
2009-05-19 by Silas Johansen
It's true that several complex modules have been added to the A-100 series over the last couple of years, but at the same time some very simple and basic modules have been added to the range - like the trigger combiner, manual trigger, offset generator and so on. Sorry if this ne
2009-05-19 by PETER MARSHALL
This would be ace, especially if you could choose the number of octaves on the keyboard and thereby allow space to put different module combinations on the bottom row, e.g. pitch wheels (like those depicted) plus a joystick or maybe have modules on both the left & right of the ke
2009-05-19 by yahoo@doepfer.de
We are working on such a special version of the monster base with keyboard. The problem is that on the TP/7 keybed would fit into the case. The keys of the keybeds we prefer (TP/8 or TP/9) are longer than the height of the A-100 modules and the keybed could not be mounted in an e
2009-05-19 by Florian Anwander
Hi Andreas > have you seen this before? > http://www.analoguesystems.co.uk/pichtmls/sorcererbig.jpg Yes I know it. Also I could build some wood housing like this without a problem, but I want it for usage on stage. So it must be in a flightcase. But building flightcases is a comp
2009-05-19 by Sean Williams
Looks like a less pretty version of the AS Sorceror but I suppose the benefit is it's in a flight case. Out of interest, how many Monster Base owners on this list take them out of the studio for gigs? sean >Hi, > >I recently thought about how to rearrange and setup my A100 and ca
2009-05-19 by Andreas- theCovertOperators.Org
Hello Florian, have you seen this before? http://www.analoguesystems.co.uk/pichtmls/sorcererbig.jpg - it's been part of their line for many years now. Best, Andreas. -- Florian Anwander skrev: > Hi, > > I recently thought about how to rearrange and setup my A100 and came to > the
2009-05-19 by Florian Anwander
Hi, I recently thought about how to rearrange and setup my A100 and came to the result that I really would like to have something like this: http://fa.utfs.org/diy/a100/A100_monster_keyboard_base_suggestion.jpg I am not an artist in photoshop'ing (the dimensions are completely wr
2009-05-19 by pfichoux
Yes ... 4 pots on the top and 4 mini jack sockets on the bottom. Like an A-111-5 slice, or a mini MOTM. Most of the time, I use the same waveforms. I don't think it is that silly to consider dedicated designs (like one sine-tri for lin fm and another one, saw-square, for hard syn
2009-05-19 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Don't you think it could be possible to mount 4 pot and 4 > mini-jack sockets in a 6 HP panel ? Mounting one of the standard A-100 potentiometers next to a miniature jack socket as close as possible takes about 33-34 mm. The width of a 6 HP panel is only 30 mm. To reduce the wi
2009-05-19 by Stu Grimshaw
>The other waveforms have to be derived by waveform > converters from the core waveform which always leads to imperfections > (except rectangle which is easy to generate by a comparator). The A-143-4 > uses a triangle core. A voltage controlled oscillator with a perfect sine is >
2009-05-18 by Mark Pulver
All the info is here: http://midiwall.com/forsale/ Please read the NOTES section Contact me **OFF-LIST** with comments/questions! Mark
2009-05-18 by pfichoux
Dear Mr Doepfer, I'd like to see a low cost VCO designed specifically for lin fm. Also, a filter with linear fm could be great. I know that the actual trend is for big modules packed with features like your brand new A-111-5. But for cost and size reasons, I'd rather buy dedicate
2009-05-18 by macko
hello all i have a117 noise and a121 multimode filter for sale, both in perfect condition. i'm asking for 75% of original price in euro. i'm located in poland. if anyone interested, please mail me off the list. best regards, maciej ------------------------------------------------
2009-05-18 by hpsounds_fr
Hello, I've got 2 Cwejman VCO-6 oscillators for sale (as new, with ribbon connectors and screws), shipping only in France and European Union. Here is the link to the post on my website: http://www.hpsounds.com/2009/05/18/a-vendre-clavier-midi-novation-modules-eurorack-cwejman/ Co
2009-05-18 by Bakis Sirros
ok, i still think leds are essential though... Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Doepfer_a100] group owner www. parallel - worlds - music. com www. myspace. com/ parallelworldsmusic www. myspace. com/ interconnectedmusic www. myspace. com/ memorygeis
2009-05-18 by Richard Scott
I agree Dieter cheapness is an important feature of this module and I think LEDs and audio frequencies are very worthwhile features! Richard yahoo@doepfer.de wrote: > > > > > the reason i think is that the triangle wave is much easier to > > produce than the sine. > > > > correct
2009-05-18 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> the reason i think is that the triangle wave is much easier to > produce than the sine. > > correct me if i'm wrong, Dieter. Whenever one designs an oscillator one has to decide which is the core oscillator (e.g. sawtooth for A-110, triangle for A-111 and most of the LFOs, sine
2009-05-18 by Bakis Sirros
the reason i think is that the triangle wave is much easier to produce than the sine. correct me if i'm wrong, Dieter. Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Doepfer_a100] group owner www. parallel - worlds - music. com www. myspace. com/ parallelworldsmu
2009-05-18 by Bakis Sirros
now that i think of it, yes, i too would prefer temperature compensation! Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Doepfer_a100] group owner www. parallel - worlds - music. com www. myspace. com/ parallelworldsmusic www. myspace. com/ interconnectedmusic ww
2009-05-18 by Greg Cerveny
Forgive my naivety, but why no sine wave? Isn't that the most common lfo shape? On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 10:15 AM, Malte Stamm-Gadow wrote: > > > If the A-143-4 can be used as tonal VCOs, I will buy one. > > greetings, claas > > Am 18.05.2009 um 15:25 schrieb > >: > >> >> >> Agree
2009-05-18 by Malte Stamm-Gadow
If the A-143-4 can be used as tonal VCOs, I will buy one. greetings, claas Am 18.05.2009 um 15:25 schrieb : > > > Agreed re: tempco's, the prospect of 4 basic VCO's that track over say > 3, 4 or 5 octaves would be very cool. > > * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
2009-05-18 by james.husted@mac.com
All the other requested features (sync in and octave switches etc.) could be addressed with add-on modules for those who really want them but I think LEDs help enormously on an LFO module. -James On May 18, 2009, at 6:25 AM, david.salter@thomsonreuters.com wrote: > > > Agreed re:
2009-05-18 by yahoo@doepfer.de
I think it's not easy to built a universal board that covers all applications because different sensors require different signal processing. It depends upon the type of sensor output (e.g. voltage, current, variable resistor/capacity/inductivity), the input range of the sensor pa
2009-05-18 by david.salter@thomsonreuters.com
Agreed re: tempco's, the prospect of 4 basic VCO's that track over say 3, 4 or 5 octaves would be very cool. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * David Salter Senior Consultant SSG UKI Thomson Reuters O +44 (0)20 7542 2402X 52402 M 0799056
2009-05-18 by Andreas- theCovertOperators.Org
Tommy DOG skrev: > To be more clear, I would like to be able to have a circuit board that > has multiple c/v outputs and a single or even multiple inputs that one > could attach accelerometers, switches, touch pads, sensors, etc. > The main interest would be that one could develo
2009-05-18 by Andreas- theCovertOperators.Org
Guy Drieghe D. skrev: > I'm with Richard. Tempco in LFO's seems a bit like overkill here... that's right, it would be overkill... but these are tempco'd OSCILLATORS, which means that you can use this as four VCO voices in a patch! THAT is the really interesting bit about this uni
2009-05-18 by Denis Gökdag
Hmm, looks like i'll want one or two of those ;-) Sync/Reset inputs would be quite cool, though, and i wouldn't mind temperature comp, even if these two features meant a 250 euro price-tag. d
2009-05-18 by Tommy DOG
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Sean Williams wrote: > > Nice idea, the trouble is that all these different devices have very > different specs, so while universal 0-5V or +/-5v CV output would be > handy, the amount of tinkering to get different input devices to > interface
2009-05-18 by Tommy DOG
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > Mostly it's nothing but > some kind of amplifier as shown on our A-100 DIY page adopted to the special > requirements (like suitable amplification, adding or subtracting an offset > voltage and maybe voltage inverting). Thank you Di
2009-05-18 by Sean Williams
Nice idea, the trouble is that all these different devices have very different specs, so while universal 0-5V or +/-5v CV output would be handy, the amount of tinkering to get different input devices to interface with that would pretty much be the equivalent of building the whole
2009-05-18 by Tommy DOG
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > What do you mean with c/v controller ? To be more clear, I would like to be able to have a circuit board that has multiple c/v outputs and a single or even multiple inputs that one could attach accelerometers, switches, touch pads,
2009-05-18 by Bakis Sirros
leds would be essential for sure. (bi-color leds, like on the dark energylfo's would be awesome!) as for temperature compensation... i would probably want it... but i also can do without it. Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Doepfer_a100] group owner
2009-05-18 by Guy Drieghe D.
I'm with Richard. Tempco in LFO's seems a bit like overkill here... Not sure about the range switches either. Just one single swoop from say .01 to 20Hz would do for me. Also, switches are expensive, and I suppose adding switches would also add to the HP, right ? But LED's would
2009-05-18 by Florian Anwander
Hi Richard > thanks, can anyone who has used both tell me how extreme the difference > is between the older and newer A-198? - it sounds from the description > as if the pressure sensor older one is not really easily playable? I played the old one, and I own the new one and I def
2009-05-18 by Richard Scott
that could be a very flexible and quite wild CV source!!! like a lot of doepfer stuff it looks modest but when you think what could be done with cross modulation etc - Wow! or as a random gate source.... how far would it go into audio frequencies I wonder? for me 150 euro would b
2009-05-18 by Bakis Sirros
http://www.doepfer.de/a1434.htm great or what ?? Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Doepfer_a100] group owner www. parallel - worlds - music. com www. myspace. com/ parallelworldsmusic www. myspace. com/ interconnectedmusic www. myspace. com/ memoryge
2009-05-18 by Bakis Sirros
Dieter says: "As we have to finish many other products or modules (A-187-1, A-190-3, A-192-2, A-143-4, Touch Keyboard, Mini Schaltwerk ...) there is no lack of new ideas at the moment :-). We expect the first batch of A-111-5 (modular version of the Dark Energy) end of this week
2009-05-18 by yahoo@doepfer.de
What do you mean with c/v controller ? Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]Im Auftrag von Tommy DOG > Gesendet: Montag, 18. Mai 2009 03:53 > An: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Be
2009-05-18 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> thanks, can anyone who has used both tell me how extreme the difference > is between the older and newer A-198? - it sounds from the description > as if the pressure sensor older one is not really easily playable? > > Richard The difference is the pressure sensor. The old versi
2009-05-18 by Richard Scott
thanks, can anyone who has used both tell me how extreme the difference is between the older and newer A-198? - it sounds from the description as if the pressure sensor older one is not really easily playable? Richard yahoo@doepfer.de wrote: > > > > Please look at our FAQ page: >
2009-05-18 by Guy Drieghe D.
Hi Tommy, Can you elaborate on what you'd define as a "CV controller" ? Joysticks, attenuators, switches, etc... ? _g On 18 May 2009, at 03:52, Tommy DOG wrote: > I was looking at the OEM products and wondering why there wasn't > anything to build one's own c/v controller. Everyt
2009-05-17 by Tommy DOG
I was looking at the OEM products and wondering why there wasn't anything to build one's own c/v controller. Everything is for MIDI which is strange to me. I would love to build controllers but it would be much easier if the actual main circuit was already available as a developm
2009-05-17 by Sean Williams
If I remember right, there is an offset trimpot on the A171, but it should also be OK to do the same mod as on the A170. I used a 60 resistor on the A170 and it tracks pitch fine now. sean >hi group, > >i get a drop in pitch when i reduce the slew >rate from maximum on an a171 s
2009-05-17 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Stu, Yeah, sounds like it could be the same problem as before - the output protection resistor, though in the A-171's case it is already lower (at 220ohm) than the 1k in the A-170. So, you could try shorting it, or putting a 100ohm across it to reduce the value, and see if tha
2009-05-17 by Stu Grimshaw
hi group, i get a drop in pitch when i reduce the slew rate from maximum on an a171 slew limiter connected dirctly to a single vco. is there a simple fix as there is with the a170? i'd appreciate any help. cheers, stu
2009-05-16 by yahoo@doepfer.de
Please look at our FAQ page: www.doepfer.com > FAQ > R2M/A-198 > How can I distinguish between the old and new version of the manual ? Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]Im Auft