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2009-01-10 by zaum
Regarding the RS-210 vs 512 stage A-188-1 > The RS-210 comb filter has a much shorter delay than even a 512 BBD > can do, I agree they are quite different modules though I have noticed there is an MN3207 (1024 stage) in the RS-210. It's range is 2.5ms to 25ms. Clearly ASys stays
2009-01-10 by peter sedin
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2009-01-10 by Chidra_100@iinet.net.au
I saw that a special MIDI-interface for the vocoder system is planned on the doepfer website. Is this a recent update or is this an old remark? Looks very interesting and a good practical expansion. Dieter, has there been any progress with this new module? Regards Michael [Non-te
2009-01-09 by Don Kim
The RS-210 comb filter has a much shorter delay than even a 512 BBD can do, there is a HUGE difference being that the doepfer BBDs are much more versatile than the comb filter. The comb filter is a nice module, but much less versatile. It's got a nice distinct sound to me, but is
2009-01-09 by Ken
Hi all, I am in the process of putting together another 2 rack modular suitcase. I have one suitcase already and it's a well spec'd synth. plenty of osc's, env's, LFO's, mixer etc. I want to put together a second suitcase that I'll use for processing of external sounds. I was won
2009-01-09 by Chidra_100@iinet.net.au
Thanks for the feedback, sounds good. On 09/01/2009, at 4:38 AM, laryn91 wrote: > Since the 111 is designed around the CEM 3340, it's a highly precise > and stable VCO with > glitch-free saw and triangle waves. Mine are tuned to track close to > 5 octaves! The only > other modula
2009-01-09 by Chidra_100@iinet.net.au
Thanks for the link On 07/01/2009, at 3:58 PM, Doug wrote: > This video has bell tones created by two FM'd A-111's. > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbB9u4FtLqw&fmt=18 > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Chidra_100@..." > wrote: > > > > Does anybody have any sound examples
2009-01-09 by achtung_999
Thanks for this great discussion guys!I was just wondering about the A152 in comparison to the Model 23 from plan B. You really saved me a lot of think work. Greetings, Ernst On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 7:30 PM, Axel Jungkunst wrote: > Hi Bakis, > you're so right, thanks having taken
2009-01-08 by pro2andrius
ok, that s fine! many thx Miguel --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Don Kim" wrote: > > What does it do if you have the position hold on, and use the > pressure's gate for the envelope generator? > > > On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 4:11 AM, pro2andrius wrote: > > hallo friends > > i
2009-01-08 by Carlos
oops apologies for that message posting on the wrong list. one of those days. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Carlos" wrote: > > .COM Zero Oscillator in perfect condition. > > 820$ including shipping inside the US. > > This had 'sold' but person did not come trough with pay
2009-01-08 by Carlos
.COM Zero Oscillator in perfect condition. 820$ including shipping inside the US. This had 'sold' but person did not come trough with payment. I will ship to anywhere else outside the US for 20$ more. have plenty of good references if you need them. I also have two portable cabin
2009-01-08 by monunom123
A-112 VC Sampler - 100â¬(euro), A-107 Morphing Filter - 220â¬(euro), all in very good condition,items located in austria, if you are interested contact: monunom(ad)sms.at
2009-01-08 by laryn91
Since the 111 is designed around the CEM 3340, it's a highly precise and stable VCO with glitch-free saw and triangle waves. Mine are tuned to track close to 5 octaves! The only other modular VCO I know that matches 111's performance is the discontinued MOTM VCO. For those who be
2009-01-08 by Tommy DOG
Thanks Lance. Done & done. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "waynerdlance" wrote: > > > you can order straight from cliff. there number is 1 (785) 862-2543. order the ones dieter > said with the curly contacts. they are $.85 each for a quantity of 25 or more so less > quantit
2009-01-08 by Don Kim
What does it do if you have the position hold on, and use the pressure's gate for the envelope generator? On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 4:11 AM, pro2andrius wrote: > hallo friends > i get a problem using the a198TRC module along with the ribbon > controller, when i press the ribbon it s
2009-01-08 by Richard Scott
thanks guys, everything has gone now, except these two: Analogue systems Rs20 high quality Ringmod and multiple 52 euroes Studio Electronics Modmax filter: Brilliant sounding 12db multimode filter pedal including an envelope follower with AR-envelope and a LFO with three waveform
2009-01-08 by achtung_999
For what I understood & measured with a volt meter: At zero it is muted/silent.Fully clockwise it is just passing through the signal. Fully anti-clockwise it is passing through the signal inverted. Anything in between is attenuation. Extra feature: if nothing is patched in to cha
2009-01-08 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> This is the socket for the external control input. > It is probably a switching connector. > > TD Right! Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
2009-01-08 by monunom123
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2009-01-08 by Pieter Volger
like new, only tried a few times... 80,- Euro plus shipping from Germany Pieter
2009-01-08 by Tommy DOG
This is the socket for the external control input. It is probably a switching connector. TD --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > Thanks Dieter. > > > > I have yet to locate any in small quantities for sale in the US. > > > > I wonder whether one can make a temporary
2009-01-08 by pro2andrius
hallo friends i get a problem using the a198TRC module along with the ribbon controller, when i press the ribbon it sounds a note, it s fine , but when i leave the finger i get another fixed note, it doesn t matter the position of the finger..., it happens when i have the release
2009-01-08 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> I'm curious about how a VCO works. Specifically, what is the > mechanism for converting sawtooth to square, or triangle to square? > And what is the mechanism for PWM? > > Monroe Look at the A-167 comparator module. With this principle you can create a rectangle from each other
2009-01-08 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Thanks Dieter. > > I have yet to locate any in small quantities for sale in the US. > > I wonder whether one can make a temporary substitute with a standard > jack socket or does one need all 4 contacts. > > TD That depends upon the module and the in/output in question. In ~90%
2009-01-08 by Richard Scott
Hi thanks for the bandwidth, these are my final reductions on the modules i still have Richard Doepfer A-143-3 quad LFO 65 euroes Analogue Systems RS100 Low Pass (very nice moog ladder type) 66 euroes Rs20 high quality Ringmod and multiple 52 euroes Studio Electronics Modmax filt
2009-01-08 by Chris Muir
On Jan 7, 2009, at 8:26 PM, Monroe Eskew wrote: > Specifically, what is the > mechanism for converting sawtooth to square, or triangle to square? > And what is the mechanism for PWM? A circuit called a comparator is used. Basically a comparator is a circuit with two inputs, which
2009-01-08 by Monroe Eskew
I'm curious about how a VCO works. Specifically, what is the mechanism for converting sawtooth to square, or triangle to square? And what is the mechanism for PWM? Monroe
2009-01-08 by waynerdlance
you can order straight from cliff. there number is 1 (785) 862-2543. order the ones dieter said with the curly contacts. they are $.85 each for a quantity of 25 or more so less quantity might be a little more. ask for mike he is in sales. Lance --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
2009-01-08 by mirror_saw7778
if one of the pots is at 12 o'clock - is the signal at zero / silent / muted? I am not sure if the module just adds gain or if it starts by attenuating, then adding gain. Hope that made sense.
2009-01-07 by Tommy DOG
Thanks Dieter. I have yet to locate any in small quantities for sale in the US. I wonder whether one can make a temporary substitute with a standard jack socket or does one need all 4 contacts. TD --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > Part number: CL1384 > > > > In th
2009-01-07 by Adam-V
Nice one Florian, thanks for sharing it with us. Cheers, Adam-V --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > > Hello everybody, > > while the discussion about new modules I suggested also a > DIN-Sync-to-clock converter. There was also once a poll about this > (
2009-01-07 by achtung_999
Actually in 'eurorack land' it is only with Analogue Systems modules that you need to do some alterations. Greetings, Ernst On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 7:50 PM, michael901096 wrote: > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com , > "michael901096" > wrote: > > > > > My rack is a Doepfer G6 se
2009-01-07 by peteruertz
hi everbody, i love my MS-404 and the 143-1-2 serie! But i am about to sell my filter 101-1, but mybe i shouldn t! :) I am just a little bit disappointet, compare to the livewire frequensteiner, the filter seems to be very neutral; does n t ad any charachters to the sound! Am i w
2009-01-07 by michael901096
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, achtung_999 wrote: > > Actually in 'eurorack land' it is only with Analogue Systems modules that > you need to do some alterations. > Greetings, > > Ernst > > Greetings Ernst, and thankyou also for the info Regards, Michael > > > > On Wed, Jan
2009-01-07 by michael901096
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, achtung_999 wrote: > > Actually in 'eurorack land' it is only with Analogue Systems modules that > you need to do some alterations. > Greetings, > > Ernst > > Thanks Ernst > > > > On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 7:50 PM, michael901096 wrote: > > > ---
2009-01-07 by Mark Pulver
Yeup... I have Tip-Top modules siting right next to Doepfer modules all on the same power bus. Mark ----- michael901096 (10:33 AM 1/7/2009) wrote: >My rack is a Doepfer G6 set up to work in the uk. If at some point in >the future i wanted to get modules from 3rd party >manufactur
2009-01-07 by michael901096
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "michael901096" wrote: > > My rack is a Doepfer G6 set up to work in the uk. If at some point in > the future i wanted to get modules from 3rd party > manufacturers...particularly the z3000 smart vco /or z5000 processor- > will they plug strai
2009-01-07 by michael901096
My rack is a Doepfer G6 set up to work in the uk. If at some point in the future i wanted to get modules from 3rd party manufacturers...particularly the z3000 smart vco /or z5000 processor- will they plug straight into my rack with the ribbon cable supplied by tiptop...or are the
2009-01-07 by partlydrone
hi there, on the off chance, i'd really like to buy a cv/gate keyboard, a nice wooden one, either (ideally) the Dotcom QKB15S one or maybe one of those old Roland ones? 2 oct, 5 oct, home made, anything is fine, altho the ones from analog systems are probably too expensive for me
2009-01-07 by Florian Anwander
Hello everybody, while the discussion about new modules I suggested also a DIN-Sync-to-clock converter. There was also once a poll about this (http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/Doepfer_a100/surveys?id=12336995) which resulted in less pros than contras. I now built such a modul
2009-01-07 by Sean Williams
thanks for all the info. I found some rails and other parts in the UK available through Schroff who were happy to deal with a small order and were very helpful and efficient. Now I just need to get my woodworking skills up to speed! >Oh yes, and as far as I know ProMa doesn't dea
2009-01-07 by Derek Holzer
Oh yes, and as far as I know ProMa doesn't deal with "private persons", only larger orders. Maybe Gie-Tec does? best, d. yahoo@doepfer.de wrote: >> It seems ProMa don't offer mounting rails via their website any more. >> Anybody have any ideas about sourcing mounting rails in the
2009-01-07 by Derek Holzer
Just for the record, these rails are normally available from two places here in Berlin: http://www.schneidersbuero.de/ (currently out of stock, however) http://www.segor.de/ (plenty in stock, I don't know if they ship out of Germany, however) In fact, I rode my bike through the i
2009-01-07 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> It seems ProMa don't offer mounting rails via their website any more. > Anybody have any ideas about sourcing mounting rails in the UK? Is > there a specific or correct technical name for these items? That would > be a good start - I'm finding it tricky stuff to even search for
2009-01-07 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> I hate to interrupt all this imitating Buchla with a Doepfer question. > > I need to replace a jack socket and I need either a manufacturer > source or something that would put me in the right direction. > > I looked on the Doepfer site but didn't find it. > > Thanks. > TD It i
2009-01-07 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Part number: CL1384 > > In the UK: > > http://www.rapidonline.com/Cables-Connectors/Connectors-Audio-Vide > o/Jack/3.5mm-Mono-PCB-jack-socket/63491/kw/cliff > > In the USA: > > http://www.cliffusa.com/content.asp?PID=7&Page=2 We don't use the CL1384 but the CL13841. There are s
2009-01-07 by Doug
This video has bell tones created by two FM'd A-111's. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbB9u4FtLqw&fmt=18 --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Chidra_100@..." wrote: > > Does anybody have any sound examples of an A-111-1 High end vco and fm > functions? > > Thinking about getting
2009-01-07 by Tony Rolando
Part number: CL1384 In the UK: http://www.rapidonline.com/Cables-Connectors/Connectors-Audio-Video/Jack/3.5mm-Mono-PCB-jack-socket/63491/kw/cliff In the USA: http://www.cliffusa.com/content.asp?PID=7&Page=2 You might also read this: http://www.doepfer.de/faq/a100_faq.htm#contact%
2009-01-07 by Tommy DOG
I hate to interrupt all this imitating Buchla with a Doepfer question. I need to replace a jack socket and I need either a manufacturer source or something that would put me in the right direction. I looked on the Doepfer site but didn't find it. Thanks. TD --- In Doepfer_a100@ya
2009-01-06 by Richard Scott
A-160 Clock/Trigger Divider 40 euroes A-161 Clock/Trigger Sequencer 40 euroes virtually unused, I can accept payments in pounds or euroes. delivery at cost. items located in berlin, germany Richard Scott -- I am using the free version of SPAMfighter. We are a community of 5.8 mil