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2008-12-01 by laryn91
You must fall into this group: " I'm guessing you're either unfamiliar with or never > designed sounds > using Additive Synthesis. " I and many others successfully use Additive techniques on our analog synthesizers every day. Just because YOU can't or don't know how, you shouldn'
2008-12-01 by Denis Gökdag
Good point, i guess i'll want to use some PC power supply for the motor. Cheers! d On Dec 1, 2008, at 5:07 PM, achtung_999 wrote: > I'd say check out how much current this baby is going to suck from > the a100.You > don't want to blow the powersupply in your a100, I guess. > > P
2008-12-01 by achtung_999
I'd say check out how much current this baby is going to suck from the a100.You don't want to blow the powersupply in your a100, I guess. P = I * U So check the wattage of the motor. But you probably already did. Greets Ernst On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 4:05 PM, Denis Gökdag wrote: >
2008-12-01 by laryn91
By your question, I'm guessing you're either unfamiliar with or never designed sounds using Additive Synthesis. But quality sines are a necessary component for these cool class of sounds. For example, if you wanted to create a sound similar in character and dynamics of a flute, y
2008-12-01 by Monroe Eskew
You could say that about any waveform, instrument, songbird, or Christopher Walken. On Dec 1, 2008, at 6:51 AM, Argitoth wrote: > perfect sines can create sound that only perfect sines can create, > musical and non-musical. > > On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 2:17 AM, Monroe Eskew > wrote
2008-12-01 by Denis Gökdag
Hi all, i want to build myself a little VC electro motor, you know, one of these little model-plane 12V motors but with VC RPM. It's not supposed to track V/oct cleanly, just be somewhat predictably controllable via a CV. I'm not much of an electronics genius, but i figured that
2008-12-01 by Argitoth
perfect sines can create sound that only perfect sines can create, musical and non-musical. On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 2:17 AM, Monroe Eskew wrote: > I'm just curious what relevance to music is. It doesn't make sense to > complain when a flute doesn't produce a pure sine. Each instru
2008-12-01 by damon
I've got a lot of modular for sale. All are located in Seattle, WA. Paypal only, please. The first batch: EURORACK -------- Analog Systems: rs20 ring mod $140 rs50 trigger $170 rs150 switch $180 rs160 cv mix $90 rs160 cv mix $90 rs165 audio $90 rs180 vca $130 rs260 quantize $240
2008-12-01 by Monroe Eskew
I'm just curious what relevance to music is. It doesn't make sense to complain when a flute doesn't produce a pure sine. Each instrument has its own character and musical desirability. Lots of the best tones from analog synths are far from pure sine. I can see why someone would w
2008-12-01 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Hi laryn91 > > > I don't get it either. All I asked is if anyone knows of any > euro VCO that can produce a sine > > wave without audible harmonic distortion (Plan-B and ZO so > far). To me this a very useful > > feature. > I don't know that there would exist any schematic for
2008-12-01 by cray5656
I have decided that I will sell my complete euro modular... its like an early Serge / Buchla ie banana jacks and 1/4inch jacks etc... WHY ???? I have 6 Buchla panels to fill....I will buy more euro stuff again 2010. I have added up the system in second hand pricing as US$3945...s
2008-11-30 by laryn91
Hi Florian, Maybe I don't understand the issue, but seems to me this should FM correctly. The sine converter *always* maintains an exact phase lock with the tri core. So however the core is modulated the correct sine phase is produced. Do you have a specific example where this wo
2008-11-30 by Florian Anwander
Hi Laryn > Actually the high-quality sine circuit is *quite* common. According to my schematic > library, most vintage oscillators used this standard design. For example, my Aries VCOs > produce a pretty good purity sine using this: > > http://www.leinermedia.net/aries/AriesSchem
2008-11-30 by Bakis Sirros
hi Group, ALL opinions are respectable in this group. some people want pure sinewaves, others do not care. both have the right to their opinion. but, please, no posts like the 'poop' one above... thanks for your understanding, best regards, Bakis. Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds /
2008-11-29 by jared
Poop. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-11-29 by Anthony Rolando
I hate to break it to you, but there is nothing terribly different, complex or expensive about the SINE circuit in the schematic linked below. Pretty common stuff. TOny > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > From: caymus91@mac.com > Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2008 18:18:24 +0000 > Subject:
2008-11-29 by nicholas_kent
One should really let one's ears judge these things. The special quality of sine waves at least to me is one shouldn't be hearing any harmonics at all. If you do then it's "almost a sine" or a distorted sine, or something but not a sine. Unfortunately I heard that way back in the
2008-11-29 by laryn91
Please give more details - which Euro VCOs are using this circuit? I don't see this in any Doepfer VCO nor any of m ASys. I'm guessing Plan-B and ZO do use it. Who else? Ask Dieter if it adding 2 additional trimpots, a matched transistor pair and the labor to calibrate and set tw
2008-11-29 by Nicholas Gregorich
In theory maybe you're correct, but what really matters is in practice, right? ;) A digital sinusoid can easily be made to have a spurious-free response greater than the dynamic range of any DAC I know of (and probably greater than the dynamic range of the analog system the signa
2008-11-29 by Florian Anwander
Hi Monroe > What is the consensus on the AS RS-95? I don't have the schematics, but estimating from the features in the owners manual, this sine is derived from the triangle - or it is a wavetable which is read from a highest quality highspeed VCO (which I again doubt for this pr
2008-11-29 by Monroe Eskew
What is the consensus on the AS RS-95? I don't have an oscilloscope or a spectrum analyzer, but the sines from mine sound pretty clean, and when I run it through a filter and sweep the cutoff frequency above the fundamental, I can't hear any changes, which suggests harmonic purit
2008-11-29 by Monroe Eskew
Isn't it true that in theory, analog should have purer waveforms than digital? Digitally produced waves are limited by the bit resolution, so on a small scale they are step functions. Analog oscillators may produce distorted shapes but at least they are truly smooth functions. Ri
2008-11-29 by Florian Anwander
Hi laryn91 > I don't get it either. All I asked is if anyone knows of any euro VCO that can produce a sine > wave without audible harmonic distortion (Plan-B and ZO so far). To me this a very useful > feature. I don't know that there would exist any schematic for this. I never ha
2008-11-29 by laryn91
Actually the high-quality sine circuit is *quite* common. According to my schematic library, most vintage oscillators used this standard design. For example, my Aries VCOs produce a pretty good purity sine using this: http://www.leinermedia.net/aries/AriesSchematics/AR-317s.gif M
2008-11-29 by laryn91
Actually the high-quality sine circuit is *quite* common. According to my schematic library, most vintage oscillators used this standard design. For example, my Aries VCOs produce a pretty good purity sine using this: http://www.leinermedia.net/aries/AriesSchematics/AR-317s.gif M
2008-11-29 by laryn91
I don't get it either. All I asked is if anyone knows of any euro VCO that can produce a sine wave without audible harmonic distortion (Plan-B and ZO so far). To me this a very useful feature. But my request seems to get hijacked by self-righteous posters who expect everyone to e
2008-11-29 by madrayken
Only just joined this curiously tense thread. Is there something so fundamentally (unintended joke) annoying about wanting sine waves when spending well over a thousand pounds on a mono-synth? *I* want sine waves as pure as possible because I like using ring mod which tends to so
2008-11-29 by Frequency Divider
they had > by far the most developed sequencer system of the day and everything > was automated. But the sound was kind of inhuman. personally speaking i think it's ok if a machine sounds inhuman ;-)
2008-11-29 by David Westling
This reminds me of the way people regarded the difference between the Moog and Emu modular components back in the late 1970s. The consensus seemed to be that Emu was "too clean" and that Moog had the edge sonically because of the slight imperfections in the filters and oscillator
2008-11-29 by Monroe Eskew
So what is the purpose of this? Isn't a slightly imperfect sine impossible to distinguish aurally? And can't you filter out any imperfections to near-silence with an LPF? On Nov 28, 2008, at 10:02 AM, laryn91 wrote: > My ZO starts to distort at lower freqs (looks like a square wi
2008-11-28 by achtung_999
maybe you should expand your horizons a bit.It acts quite nicely as a VCO. It actually smashes the A110 concerning sinewaves. But be like this man.. Your loss. On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 6:41 PM, laryn91 wrote: > Ah... maybe YOU are the one not reading well ;-) > > I asked about a V
2008-11-28 by Bakis Sirros
or maybe Cyndustries Zeroscillator...i think that should also have a very good sinewave. that said, i also really like a lot the sine of the A111's (i use them all the time!) and the sine of the AFG (regarding Euro). Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist
2008-11-28 by achtung_999
You are not reading well: I also said: "Or get an 143-9" I even attached a picture of its near perfect sine waves. Or wait for Dieter's quadrature VCO. And yes the 143-9 does not track well in the 1v/oct world (for anyone bothering with that kind of futilities). On Fri, Nov 28, 2
2008-11-28 by laryn91
My ZO starts to distort at lower freqs (looks like a square with rounded corners). So it's a sine for only part of its range. I'm not so much interested about whose *distorted* sine wave sounds best, but who's sine output actually has no audible harmonic distortion (i.e fundament
2008-11-28 by laryn91
Ah... maybe YOU are the one not reading well ;-) I asked about a VCO (not LFO). --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, achtung_999 wrote: > > You are not reading well: > I also said: "Or get an 143-9" I even attached a picture of its near perfect > sine waves. > Or wait for Dieter'
2008-11-28 by laryn91
I originally asked if anybody sold a VCO with undistorted sine outputs. In summary here are the replies I got: 1 - Manufactures claim they can spec any wave with rounded peaks as "Sine". Even if you can clearly hear even harmonic distortion - any roundish looking shape is a close
2008-11-27 by Chris Henkel
...sorry for the noise - this business with people making reservations for items and pulling them back again gets a little tricky now, that is why i have set up a page where one can see what is available and whats not...and a person concerned can check for their reservations stat
2008-11-27 by Laurie Biddulph
Available shortly - yes Limited edition - no, this will be another member of the Panther family and will supersede the current PolyDAC board I offer. Best Regards (Mr) Laurie Biddulph Phone: +61 (0)2 4340 0938 Mobile: 0400 257 645 Elby Designs ABN: 70 022 727 605 http://www.elby-
2008-11-27 by Chris Henkel
...due to overlapping requests for modules an update to the list; the following is available: Doepfer-Cases: 6-HE-case Euro 300 Monsterbase Prototype I Euro 550 (ca. 2cm smaller than final version) Monsterbase Prototype II Euro 550 (ca. 0,5cm smaller than final version) CGS-DIY/L
2008-11-26 by Richard Scott
how doesa it work to send a stereo signal in and out of the a134? Somehow I can't get what the manual is telling me I understand it is possible to pan a mono signal between two outputs, and that it is possible to crossfade a stereo signal to a single output if I stick a (perfect!
2008-11-26 by Chris Henkel
...after a little flood of emails in my inbox, here a short update regarding what is still/again available - other stuff is reserved already: Doepfer-Cases: 6-HE-case Euro 300 Monsterbase Prototype I Euro 550 (ca. 2cm smaller than final version) Monsterbase Prototype II Euro 550
2008-11-26 by york luethje
Why ban people? I found the debate lively at first, although it later turned somewhat obnoxious. Dieter Doepfer has given an excellent reply and I think matters should rest there. York ________________________________ From: kovski774 To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesd
2008-11-26 by Herman Pearl
Hey list, Atoner is sold, someone needs to pick up this killer Gyroscope! Copilot FX: Gyroscope: $120 + shipping (cheap) http://www.copilotfx.com/gyroscope.html Gyroscope is a Filter modulated by an independent Triangle Wave or Stepped Wave. This is a one of a kind prototype, not
2008-11-26 by Chris Henkel
...following items are sold: BD99 Bass Drum SD99 Snare Drum BD88 Bass Drum SD88 Snare Drum Drum-02 MFB: Percussion 501 A-138d CFX Crossfader/FX Insert and i have a reservation for the monsterbase prototype II; please note that there is still a A-138d prototype (same as final vers
2008-11-26 by Chris Henkel
...hmmm, again, sorry, didnt think of this... 2008/11/26 scistudio440 > Could you however copy paste the list as it is requested to log in and ...revised listing and prices (as from the 'complete offer' before) - single items now... ...all prices in Euro - if neccessary add shipp
2008-11-26 by achtung_999
I would say just ignore him. He's just 19 years old so please excuse his manners. ;-) On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 12:42 PM, Florian Anwander wrote: > Answer to this direct to Mr. kovski774 and Bakis. > > regards, Florian > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-11-26 by Florian Anwander
and also the server at sequencer.de is hopelessly overloaded... Even if you would have a login, it wouldn't be sure you can see the posting within the next two hours ;-))) Florian scistudio440 schrieb: > Could you however copy paste the list as it is requested to log in and > i a
2008-11-26 by Chris Henkel
...sorry for being lazy and just pasting a link to a online-forum, where i placed the list of items: http://www.sequencer.de/synthesizer/viewtopic.php?t=29231 Everything is good to very good condition, fully working, comes with cables and screws (where applicable ;o) and is locat
2008-11-26 by scistudio440
Could you however copy paste the list as it is requested to log in and i am not registered there. Thanks. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Chris Henkel" wrote: > > ...sorry for being lazy and just pasting a link to a online-forum, where i > placed the list of items: > > http
2008-11-26 by Derek Holzer
Howdy, can any of you in Berlin, Germany who might be interested in getting together to meet and have workshops on DIY synthbuilding stuff get in touch with me off-list, auf Englisch bitte. I have some ideas for after New Years that I will post in public when the time is right. b