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2009-01-17 by David
James I dare say that most of the modular makers would not have the resource to do the software design and digital electronics design so its unlikely to happen and Motu know this -thats why its coming to market David On 18/01/2009, at 12:07 PM, James Husted wrote: > You know with
2009-01-17 by James Husted
You know with the buzz around the Volta, it won't be long before someone else jumps in and does it. After all there sure has been a lot of people making audio interfaces forever and with a few tweaks you have this idea in a box. Make it USB2 or FireWire and have it do the ramping
2009-01-17 by Guy Drieghe D.
Yes, James, you're right. My mistake - no DC in to Volta; I misinterpreted a few things. Perhaps blinded by my enthusiasm, mea culpa. Volta's designer (Matthew Davidson, of Stretta fame) says that he'd love to design a dedicated interface for this, but he has "to demonstrate a si
2009-01-17 by James Husted
Volta may be able to record DC voltages but as far as I know and read - there are no standard sound cards or interfaces (including the MOTU ones) that will allow the input of DC. You can input audio at the same time you output DC from the plugin though. This is referred to allot
2009-01-17 by Florian Anwander
Hi argitoth > If I plug a gate signal into the sync input of the A-111 VCO, will it > reset the VCO every time the gate goes on? With my Analogue Systems > VCO, a gate signal does not reset the VCO. Instead it makes the VCO > clicky and unusable. What I want to happen is that whe
2009-01-17 by jalmari3
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > There are many modules that sell much worse... > ...manual gate A-164... ...will be cancelled as > soon as the stock is sold. That is a pity. I think A-164 is a good module, but needs better buttons and more "compatible" gate signal.
2009-01-17 by Sean Williams
Cool. Can't wait to hear some user reports! > > I agree that the VOLTA looks amazing at first glance, but for me, the >> great strength of analogue synthesis is the hands-on control and the >> luxury of being able to get away from the screen. Sure, it's cool to >> be able to get
2009-01-17 by Guy Drieghe D.
> I agree that the VOLTA looks amazing at first glance, but for me, the > great strength of analogue synthesis is the hands-on control and the > luxury of being able to get away from the screen. Sure, it's cool to > be able to get the better control output resolution from your DA
2009-01-17 by Florian Anwander
Hi Monroe >> hi, i d like to think of an holographic or 3 dimensional waveforms! > too bad there are only two dimensions to work with, time and voltage Stereo phase? Florian
2009-01-17 by argitoth
If I plug a gate signal into the sync input of the A-111 VCO, will it reset the VCO every time the gate goes on? With my Analogue Systems VCO, a gate signal does not reset the VCO. Instead it makes the VCO clicky and unusable. What I want to happen is that when there's a Gate-on
2009-01-17 by Sandy Brain
not computer based but Modcan's CV recorder does pretty much what you want in terms of recording a CV "performance" On 17 Jan 2009, at 13:23, Sean Williams wrote: > I agree that the VOLTA looks amazing at first glance, but for me, the > great strength of analogue synthesis is the
2009-01-17 by Sean Williams
I agree that the VOLTA looks amazing at first glance, but for me, the great strength of analogue synthesis is the hands-on control and the luxury of being able to get away from the screen. Sure, it's cool to be able to get the better control output resolution from your DAW, but i
2009-01-17 by amnesia
David wrote: > > The idea has been around for a while with a few academics in the > world > http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1992 > > > SO had the internet :-). > >
2009-01-17 by David
I think this is very significant and profound for the analog synthesizer Like the internet was for computers The idea has been around for a while with a few academics in the MAXDAP world http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1992 David On 17/01/2009, at 2:47 PM, Korhan
2009-01-17 by Korhan Erel
The article says any MOTU interface with 1/4� outputs. So yes, it will. On 17.Oca.2009, at 03:40, achtung_999 wrote: > I just saw it.. quite amazing.I wonder if my old Motu 828 (original > 1st > version) will be able to do that.. > Nice reason to get that thing off the shelve aga
2009-01-17 by achtung_999
I just saw it.. quite amazing.I wonder if my old Motu 828 (original 1st version) will be able to do that.. Nice reason to get that thing off the shelve again. On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 2:14 AM, Korhan Erel wrote: > This could change things for modular synth freaks with MOTU and RME
2009-01-17 by Korhan Erel
This could change things for modular synth freaks with MOTU and RME audio interfaces: http://createdigitalmusic.com/2009/01/16/analog-meet-digital-motu-volta-connects-the-mac-to-cv-synths-effects-graphically/#more-4785
2009-01-16 by Monroe Eskew
too bad there are only two dimensions to work with, time and voltage On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 12:33 PM, peteruertz wrote: > hi, i d like to think of an holographic or 3 dimensional waveforms! > > :) > > Best, peter > > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com , > Monroe Eskew > wrote
2009-01-16 by peteruertz
hi, i d like to think of an holographic or 3 dimensional waveforms! :) Best, peter --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Monroe Eskew wrote: > > Can anyone think of other waveforms besides the standard ones that > might be interesting to have in a synth? (Standard = sine, saw, > t
2009-01-16 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> 8x8? Not mentioned in preliminary info. Sorry - my mistake. I meant 4x4 ! Dieter Doepfer
2009-01-16 by Florian Anwander
Hi Doug > I want one that varies infinitely, never repeats and always plays > stunning music. http://home.netspeed.com.au/aistorm/Trance.html Not perfect but if you like the musics style very amusing. Florian
2009-01-16 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> I saw it already on eBay. The MTV16 are ready but so far we have only the German user's manual available. The translation of the manual into English will still take some days. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
2009-01-16 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Hello Dieter, > I had some more time with the patch I derived from the calculations you > supplied. > It seems to be doing what it should be doing.. > > I've attached a jpg with a block schedule of the patch I made. > Notice that I used one A138 too many but that was to keep it
2009-01-16 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> thanks dieter. > > is there a simple relationship between the value of r4 and cv2's > sensitivity? i don't want to end up with a 0.3v/octave cv2 :) > > best, stu From the theory (i.e. if the module is adjusted to ~1V/oct for CV1) the equation is: scale ~ (R4+47k)/100k e.g. if R
2009-01-16 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> hello, > > i am just a bit curious... are there any news regarding the proposed > matrix mixer? i am in need of at least one of them in my setup... > > regards, > andreas The matrix mixer will be manufactured in any case (8x8 version with switches for attenuator/polarizer). But
2009-01-16 by ysinollaysi
> The matrix mixer will be manufactured in any case (8x8 version with switches > for attenuator/polarizer). > > Best wishes > Dieter Doepfer > 8x8? Not mentioned in preliminary info.
2009-01-16 by ysinollaysi
I saw it already on eBay.
2009-01-16 by Monroe Eskew
What about a "tangent wave"?... except cut it off at before it gets to infinity volts, don't want to explode the universe. It looks interesting and probably sounds like a sawtooth with heavier fundamental and high, lower mid. In that case a bandpass filter might approximate it we
2009-01-16 by achtung_999
Realised the jpg is probably stripped off by the mailinglist robots ;-) here: http://i42.tinypic.com/o5asf9.jpg On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 2:52 AM, achtung_999 wrote: > Hello Dieter, > I had some more time with the patch I derived from the calculations you > supplied. > It seems to
2009-01-16 by achtung_999
Hello Dieter, I had some more time with the patch I derived from the calculations you supplied. It seems to be doing what it should be doing.. I've attached a jpg with a block schedule of the patch I made. Notice that I used one A138 too many but that was to keep it easy for myse
2009-01-16 by Doug
I want one that varies infinitely, never repeats and always plays stunning music. Can we have a poll? --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Monroe Eskew wrote: > > Can anyone think of other waveforms besides the standard ones that > might be interesting to have in a synth? (Standa
2009-01-15 by analog1k
apart from the A-155 step trigger sequencer and the MAQ 16/3. i would like to see doepfer make a 3U moog 960 type sequencer, eliminating the need for 3 x A-155's etc. then of course there is AS's RS-200 which already offers that possibility, but Doepfer could offer new types of s
2009-01-15 by Stu Grimshaw
thanks dieter. is there a simple relationship between the value of r4 and cv2's sensitivity? i don't want to end up with a 0.3v/octave cv2 :) best, stu --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > hi group, > > > > can anyone suggest a way to increase the range of the cv2 in
2009-01-15 by andreas
hello, i am just a bit curious... are there any news regarding the proposed matrix mixer? i am in need of at least one of them in my setup... regards, andreas
2009-01-15 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Hi Dieter > > > If I understand everything the Tendency Mask Generator is nothing but a > > random voltage source (e.g. A-118) processed by a VCA (that controls the > > spread or width) and a unit that adds an offset voltage. > That can be done with existing modules. I think th
2009-01-15 by achtung_999
Hello Dieter, Thanks for the calculations. I managed to get a working model going in my system. It is however a bit flimsy with the divisions, I had to waste some mixers on that. I'll probably get some passive attenuators... A dedicated unit like you mention would be very nice th
2009-01-15 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: Would you like Doepfer to manufacture a Tendency Processor Module? (such a module would have the advantage that not only a random voltage but any other control voltage (LFO, ADSR and even audio) could
2009-01-15 by zaum
> Not sure if there's anything euro format out there, but one module you > might look at is a Blacet Miniwave. There is a PlanB conversion kit > to make it work with the Doepfer power bus. > I'm not sure if there's anything else like it. Works as a wavetable > "oscillator", quant
2009-01-15 by Florian Anwander
Hi Dieter > If I understand everything the Tendency Mask Generator is nothing but a > random voltage source (e.g. A-118) processed by a VCA (that controls the > spread or width) and a unit that adds an offset voltage. That can be done with existing modules. I think this is a very
2009-01-15 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> ok, i will create such a poll, asap. Thank you Dieter
2009-01-15 by Bakis Sirros
ok, i will create such a poll, asap. 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/ memorygeist www. DiN
2009-01-15 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> This idea sound very similar to the Blacet Improbability Drive. The > upper and lower limits controlled by the "Width" and the center (the > level which the random voltage fluctuate around) controlled by "level." > The module spits out, amongst other things, random voltages btw
2009-01-15 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Primarily the interest is sonics. I am wondering if there is some > interesting possible sound that we don't really have easy access to > with subtractive synthesis. Or maybe just a cool shape that is some > way much different from the standards. Not new but still interesting:
2009-01-15 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Hi there, > > Does anyone know if there is a more specific date for the release > of the G9 suitcase? I've got > a stack of modules needing a home! > > Even better, if you have the information available, when will I > either be able to order it direct > from Doepfer or Thomann?
2009-01-15 by Don Kim
Not sure if there's anything euro format out there, but one module you might look at is a Blacet Miniwave. There is a PlanB conversion kit to make it work with the Doepfer power bus. I'm not sure if there's anything else like it. Works as a wavetable "oscillator", quantizer, and
2009-01-15 by achtung_999
Tony, I will spend some time this week reading up! The Model 24 was under my attention already but again I have not read about its operational details in full. But what I see comes very close indeed. Although I would prefer just a bottom and upper border CV input instead of the m
2009-01-15 by Monroe Eskew
Primarily the interest is sonics. I am wondering if there is some interesting possible sound that we don't really have easy access to with subtractive synthesis. Or maybe just a cool shape that is some way much different from the standards. On Jan 14, 2009, at 5:19 PM, Mark Pulve
2009-01-15 by Tony Rolando
Ernst, what about the Plan B M24 Heisenberg Generator, the bottom half of that module seems to do what the TMG does... It has its own clock controlling speed of the random voltage. Deviation is basically the same thing as Width on the Blacet ID, or the uper and lower limits on th
2009-01-15 by Mark Pulver
In terms of sonics or control? In short... YES to either side of the question. But, you can "generally" create many other waveforms by having access to multiples of the 4 basic food groups. The exceptions would be when you want a reverse saw to be able to do something regarding c
2009-01-15 by Monroe Eskew
Can anyone think of other waveforms besides the standard ones that might be interesting to have in a synth? (Standard = sine, saw, triangle, rectangle)