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2009-01-27 by achtung_999
> > > Most CV voltages in a modular are bipolar, with envelopes and > > keyboard > > > the most noteable exceptions. LFO's, S/H and what not all go through > > > zero. Or more correctly: *can* go through zero. > > > > Yes I know that. And that still does not answer my question re
2009-01-27 by Denis Gökdag
Very nice :-) d On Jan 26, 2009, at 9:08 PM, achtung_999 wrote: > Hello list, > > I was playing around with the modular this afternoon and decided to > try some old feedback > trick. Hope you enjoy the video: http://vimeo.com/2968476 > > Greetz > > Ernst >
2009-01-27 by Florian Anwander
darylz_05 schrieb: > kindly answer all the questions listed below.....thanks.. > > 1 what is the significant of voltage and current dividers principle?? > > 2 discuss the difference between these two principles.... > > 3 three resistors 2.5 ohms 4 ohms and 6 ohms are connected in
2009-01-27 by Stu Grimshaw
all this talk of midi conversion and computers is all very well ;) but the beauty of a module that records cv is that it's a MODULE that records cv. and when i pack my little kit together and trundle off to some funny noises gig, my cv recorder is there with me (i'd rather take a
2009-01-27 by yahoo@doepfer.de
Dear members, the 9U versions of the A-100 suitcase and the low cost case are now available. It depends upon the pre-orders of the corresponding Doepfer representative when the cases will be available in your country. Even the low cost Midi-to-CV/Gate interface A-190-2 is now shi
2009-01-27 by Monroe Eskew
I wonder how the ASys rs290 sampler would do with this task. It has a very high sample rate. There's nothing in the description about recording CV's though. On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 6:40 PM, Guy Drieghe D. wrote: > > Exactly what I have been saying before, James. > > According to
2009-01-27 by Monroe Eskew
hahahaha On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 7:21 PM, darylz_05 wrote: > kindly answer all the questions listed below.....thanks.. > > 1 what is the significant of voltage and current dividers principle?? > > 2 discuss the difference between these two principles.... > > 3 three resistors 2.5
2009-01-27 by Guy Drieghe D.
Is this supposed to be an empathy test? Perhaps you'll find some of your answers here: http://www.musicfromouterspace.com/ElectronicTools/electroToolbox/formulas.html _g On 27 Jan 2009, at 04:21, darylz_05 wrote: > kindly answer all the questions listed below.....thanks.. > > 1 w
2009-01-27 by Guy Drieghe D.
Exactly what I have been saying before, James. According to a bunch of engineers and DSP programmers I spoke to over the last couple of years, it is not hard at all to develop such a device. Sampling rate and resolution are not the big issue anymore, although hi-end AD/DA's are s
2009-01-27 by Guy Drieghe D.
On 27 Jan 2009, at 01:17, achtung_999 wrote: //skipperdy skip// > > Most CV voltages in a modular are bipolar, with envelopes and > keyboard > > the most noteable exceptions. LFO's, S/H and what not all go through > > zero. Or more correctly: *can* go through zero. > > Yes I know
2009-01-27 by darylz_05
kindly answer all the questions listed below.....thanks.. 1 what is the significant of voltage and current dividers principle?? 2 discuss the difference between these two principles.... 3 three resistors 2.5 ohms 4 ohms and 6 ohms are connected in parallel...determine the actual
2009-01-27 by achtung_999
It's a pre-amp. So yes, it does gain.But it is doing a lot more! It's also an envelope follower and a gate/trigger generator. Be careful though it can also distort your signal like crazy, if you are not careful. In the video I posted earlier I use it to amplify the output of the
2009-01-27 by James Husted
I don't think it would be very hard to modify a typical Audio A/D converter design to do the job needed here. Remove the AC coupling, change the input scale to handle +/-5 Volts and keep it sampling at 96k and 24bits. My math has never been my strong suit but I imagine 24bits sho
2009-01-27 by Doug
The A-119 does gain you mean? Okay, so now I'm going to get picky. Do I have to spend 8HP to get a single channel of audio gain? Maybe this is the DIY project I've been longing for ;) --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, achtung_999 wrote: > > The A119 does it perfectly well. > >
2009-01-27 by achtung_999
The A119 does it perfectly well. On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 10:46 PM, Doug wrote: > Hi folks, is the A-183-2 (http://www.doepfer.de/a1832.htm) for real? I > want four! This is exactly what I am after. Especially this part: > > "The amplification range for the input will be probably
2009-01-27 by achtung_999
> > > > I agree on the sampling rate. But let's not forget that these boards > > are > > made for bodily controllers. > > > Yes, I saw that, and was actually wondering what these then had to do > with CV writing (and reading), as mentioned in the post you replied > to. There are
2009-01-26 by Guy Drieghe D.
On 27 Jan 2009, at 00:34, achtung_999 wrote: > I agree on the sampling rate. But let's not forget that these boards > are > made for bodily controllers. > Yes, I saw that, and was actually wondering what these then had to do with CV writing (and reading), as mentioned in the post
2009-01-26 by Don Kim
Not for tracking faster movement. Motion Capture systems run quite a bit higher than 1Khz. Besides, I'd rather stop spending time trying to make systems, and faceplates, and jacks, and dealing with different voltages etc. I'd rather cough up an extra $1-200 and have something tha
2009-01-26 by achtung_999
I agree on the sampling rate. But let's not forget that these boards are made for bodily controllers. You would agree that 1 KHZ is enough for tracking human movement? ;-) I would say that 22.5 KHZ would already be quite sufficient for tracking CV, everything above that is luxery
2009-01-26 by Guy Drieghe D.
You'll need at least -5V to +5V for proper CV handling in a modular; probably even more. It's especially the through-zero portion that is important... But the 1KHz sampling rate is the instant killer in this case. Volta works at up-to 192KHz, and that's more like it. _g On 27 Jan
2009-01-26 by achtung_999
Yes, there were some more issues.. I was a bit quick sorry about that.But about the 0-5v: come on people.. haven't you heard about shifting the CV upwards?? On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 12:09 AM, Guy Drieghe D. wrote: > > No, not really, > 0V to +5V is not adequate for CV, and a sampl
2009-01-26 by Guy Drieghe D.
No, not really, 0V to +5V is not adequate for CV, and a sample rate of 1KHz is far from sufficient. _g On 27 Jan 2009, at 00:03, achtung_999 wrote: > Hello Don, > The proposed OSC device is not necessery. Something like that already > exists! > Check out what the people at Sonolo
2009-01-26 by achtung_999
Hello Don, The proposed OSC device is not necessery. Something like that already exists! Check out what the people at Sonology developed, they sell this as a kit. http://www.koncon.nl/ipsonlab/ipscomp_htm/ipsoncomp_specs.htm Get in touch with them! http://www.koncon.nl/ipsonlab/b
2009-01-26 by Don Kim
I wish the A-192 were that easy to use. I have one, I only use it with Max/MSP since i have a "sensor" reading patch. The A-192 only accepts positive signals, and anything faster than MIDI, or even very close to midi speed will not be as good as recording a CV on the modular side
2009-01-26 by Don Kim
It's not just the envelope that makes ASys trapazoid generator a useful module. It has a built in VCA, (which ignores the polarity of the env output so you always get a pos signal gating), self cycles (in very interesting ways) and when paired with the Synthi filter, it does some
2009-01-26 by Monroe Eskew
Just curious, what is the the advantage of a trapezoid generator? It seems musically inferior to an ADSR to me. Though the "ON" function is unique, I can't think of a good application of it. And it can be easily emulated with a standard ASR plus a comparator (plus perhaps a min/m
2009-01-26 by Richard Scott
"I would rather hear from Dieter himself about this, rather than coming from you! " well you are a charmer aren't you? If you want to have a private discussion with him, maybe think about mailing him directly? One nice thing about this place is that it is a public discussion foru
2009-01-26 by Guy Drieghe D.
I can only agree to what synchro1 says here. The AKS'ses weer extremely stable, and mostly very reliable as well. It's a bit of a misunderstanding that they were "effects machines" only. And a pity too. They were worth so much more [as a musical instrument]. FWIW, I had the same
2009-01-26 by synchro1
>> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: analog1k >> To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 4:25 PM >> Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Doepfer VCS3 Oscillator module ? >> > Although the VCS3/Synthi OSC were so unstable and only good for >> sound effects at the
2009-01-26 by synchro1
>> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: analog1k >> To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 4:25 PM >> Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Doepfer VCS3 Oscillator module ? >> > Although the VCS3/Synthi OSC were so unstable and only good for >> sound effects at the
2009-01-26 by Doug
Hi folks, is the A-183-2 (http://www.doepfer.de/a1832.htm) for real? I want four! This is exactly what I am after. Especially this part: "The amplification range for the input will be probably 0...+2 in the attenuator mode, and -2...+2 in the polarizer mode, i.e. the maximum ampl
2009-01-26 by James Husted
The only advantage to Doepfer making these (if he could get the rights to use the design as AS has) is that he would most likely make them cheaper than the AS ones. The only way he could sell enough to compete with AS would be to sell them cheaper. That of course would make the p
2009-01-26 by achtung_999
Hello list, I was playing around with the modular this afternoon and decided to try some old feedback trick. Hope you enjoy the video: http://vimeo.com/2968476 Greetz Ernst
2009-01-26 by analog1k
I would rather hear from Dieter himself about this, rather than coming from you! And people are always re-inventing the wheel to some degree! I know about the A-Sys modules, these new suggestions of modules would have no place in my modular system, they might be okay if you were
2009-01-26 by jmaddocks1975
If you are using your modular with midi you could use the a192 module to record the cv's to your computer and recall when needed. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, brian wrote: > > Hello, > > I am a very new user to the euro world and have a couple modules so far but recently
2009-01-26 by Richard Scott
being as all those modules are already available from Analogue Systems and were actually developed in collaboration with Robin Wood EMS I wouldn't think doepfer would want to bother reinventing this particular wheel... Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: analog1k To: Doepf
2009-01-26 by analog1k
Since there is already the A-102 Diode ladder filter (VCS3 filter) is it possible Dieter to make a VCS3 type Oscillator clone? Although the VCS3/Synthi OSC were so unstable and only good for sound effects at the best of times. I know there has been polls on new modules, but those
2009-01-26 by achtung_999
I'm sorry but I've been following the DIY kit-mails sort of on the side, since I don't own one.But one thing that occurred to my European mind: It seems, correct me if I am wrong, that most people with problems are from the US. Doesn't that point to wrong power supplies coming fr
2009-01-26 by jonahrust
you are making it too complex i think. the concept behind a balanced power supply is not too difficult to grasp. I've received the proper power supplies from analogue haven. my supplies are not the problem. I understand the frustration, this issue has been discussed before (never
2009-01-26 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> > > While we are on the topic of mods, is there somewhere that Doepfer > > > mods are collected and documented? Some mods are also mentioned on the A-100 DIY page (www.doepfer.com > PRODUCTS > A-100 > DIY page) Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
2009-01-26 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> I was just wondering if anyone has gotten this kit to work. I'm > using balanced power supplies > and the hum is unbearable actually with some modules such as the > xtreme filter there is no > signal except for a loud hum, and my 143-1 doesn't even light up. > I understand the
2009-01-26 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Greetings list, > > I'm having problems with my Doepfer A155 sequencer. I use it with the > A154. My problem is in the A155 first CV sequence row. Only two steps > of the eight actually produce voltages. I'm not sure why this is, as > the second CV sequence works wonderfully. >
2009-01-25 by Tim Stinchcombe
> > While we are on the topic of mods, is there somewhere that Doepfer > > mods are collected and documented? > > there should be some places, but i'm not sure if the > data is still online anywhere. i believe that > analogue haven had a page for user modifications. There are a f
2009-01-25 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "intellijel" wrote: > > I heard that a criticism of the Doepfer A-101-2 module is that it uses > the wrong the Vactrols (when compared to the Buchla). the a101/2 has a different sound than the buchla lowpass gate, but that doesn't mean that th
2009-01-25 by Florian Anwander
Hi I think Dieter should add something like: "this is only recommended for electronically experienced users. The kit requires the usage of an regulated external powersupply. If you don't know what this means, then don't buy this kit." Florian > I was just wondering if anyone has
2009-01-24 by joshualiburdi
Tim! You are the man. The portion of the cable that is plugged into that sequencing board was bad. Thank you for the well informed post.
2009-01-24 by Tim Stinchcombe
> I'm having problems with my Doepfer A155 sequencer. I use it with the > A154. My problem is in the A155 first CV sequence row. Only two steps > of the eight actually produce voltages. I'm not sure why this is, as > the second CV sequence works wonderfully. Sounds like trouble w
2009-01-24 by joshualiburdi
Greetings list, I'm having problems with my Doepfer A155 sequencer. I use it with the A154. My problem is in the A155 first CV sequence row. Only two steps of the eight actually produce voltages. I'm not sure why this is, as the second CV sequence works wonderfully. Anyone have a
2009-01-24 by Alex Pearson
I use mine almost every patch, but seriously - a vactrol filter than can be FM'd??? I love the fm sounds I get out of mine! On Sat, Jan 24, 2009 at 5:44 AM, Pieter Volger wrote: > I ahve got a PLANB model 13 dual timbral gate. It has this nice ringing > Bongo-sound which you won'
2009-01-24 by peteruertz
sounds like: http://www.audiotie.de/audio/rlplyr/SpringtimeSession/Rlplyr_SpringtimeSession1.mp3 http://www.audiotie.de/audio/rlplyr/SpringtimeSession/Rlplyr_SpringtimeSession2.mp3 http://www.audiotie.de/audio/rlplyr/SpringtimeSession/Rlplyr_SpringtimeSession_3.mp3 Gear: Roland T