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2008-08-13 by Richard Scott
"We discovered that there is much more interest in low-cost modules compared to high-end" I could have told you that! almost nobody is earning much from electronic music these days :) also if i want to spend a lot of money on hi end delay I wouldn't need it it to be in the middle
2008-08-13 by hardware@doepfer.de
> > this also has a button which instantly captures whatever is currently in the > > memory as a loop, which is very nice to be able to do on the fly > Now that, to me, sounds much more interesting :) This feature will be available in any case, even in combination with a one shot
2008-08-13 by hardware@doepfer.de
> are you looking at a modern high quality sound or something more > like a dirty 8 bit? We are not yet sure. 8 bit would be much cheaper as the internal ADC of the microcontroller could be used. 12 bit or more would increase the price as an external ADC has to be used. We will p
2008-08-13 by ysinollaysi
THAT would be nice. For me (from 8/12/16bit) the 12bit would be optimal but I'd buy the 8bit version but propably would not buy the 16bit version. -Absent/Ysi/MK --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > > i would prefer a 16bit vc delay module with a cv input an
2008-08-13 by Silas Johansen
On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 10:22 AM, Richard Scott wrote: > good news Dieter. Can I suggest adding VC controlled mix to that module? Please don't - this would drive up the cost and probably also increase panel size. And VC mix can easily be achived with a pan/fade module (or if you
2008-08-13 by Bakis Sirros
that sounds great Dieter! 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. org. uk w
2008-08-13 by Richard Scott
good news Dieter. Can I suggest adding VC controlled mix to that module? along with VC delay length and VC feedback it would make for a very complex unit. I am using these three modulations in midi form with a digital unit and it is very interesting. I think the memory length swi
2008-08-13 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Forgot to add - if looping is what you are after - the site you need > to scan is Loopersdelight.com - here is their "tools of the trade" > page: http://www.loopersdelight.com/tools/tools.html > > Lots of great boxes there that if they are not Voltage controlled, > they have pe
2008-08-13 by jalmari3
Thank you. Maybe I will try the fix.
2008-08-12 by James Husted
Forgot to add - if looping is what you are after - the site you need to scan is Loopersdelight.com - here is their "tools of the trade" page: http://www.loopersdelight.com/tools/tools.html Lots of great boxes there that if they are not Voltage controlled, they have pedals or have
2008-08-12 by James Husted
Here are a few: The AS VC Delay/Sampler: http://www.bigcitymusic.com/product.asp?cat=new&pid=1000235 Tip Top Audio z5000 http://www.analoguehaven.com/tiptopaudio/z5000/ A foot pedal from Synthmonger: http://filters.muziq.be/model/synthmonger/vcdelay The Harvestman: http://www.the
2008-08-12 by herwig.krass
:-) there are no rules what is wrong or right. A modular is an open system. I am using an A100 and REAKTOR parallel. Think different. Try out any connection and you will discover interesting new sounds.You are at the beginning. Try out some patches with only a few modules. Change
2008-08-12 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Indeed, T&H works correctly but S&H doesn't. Initially I had both > units in S&H mode. I have checked the A-164-1/A-148 combo with A-148 in S&H mode. You are right: this combo does not work. The reason is the AC coupling of the A-148 input in S&H mode in combination with the wa
2008-08-12 by gabu_004
Wumpscut must have used a dirty and maybe digital white noise sample and just mesed around with the pitch through his sequencer... pretty sure he didnt use a modular when thie album embryodead came out!! --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "techmaster242" wrote: > > There is a s
2008-08-12 by Chidra_100@iinet.net.au
Oh but i do :) I've just always found hidden gems from word of mouth in the past (and you always wonder why you never heard of them before.) So i was compelled to ask, and i find myself wondering why the hell i hadn't seen your myspace before. But i have passed your website previ
2008-08-12 by hardware@doepfer.de
> and also... I have to add that the module somehow still works... > the outputs works... but when I send a cv in the cv in it seems to not change anything... Are you able to change the frequency with the manual frequency control ? If yes -> probably the CV input socket or the at
2008-08-12 by hardware@doepfer.de
> well I tried that, replaced the CA3080 from a working A147.. > still not working... and for > the other circuits its not possible. The two others A147 I have > are different versions than > the one not working, the components are directly soldered on the > pc board... > > so...
2008-08-12 by Florian Anwander
Hi To my opinion this sound is made by sequenced BBDs. The audiosource is a VCO, which plays constantly the same base note, plus some noise. The tonal sequence is generated by a resonant BBD (vulgo flanger), whose delaytime is controlled by the sequencer. Florian techmaster242 wr
2008-08-12 by hardware@doepfer.de
> There is a sound I hear a lot in industrial music, and I would like to > be able to produce it myself. It's kind of a tonal white noise sound, > with a percussive quality to it. The usual way to generate a tonal noise sound is the usage of a noise source (e.g. A-118 or A-117, I
2008-08-12 by bellenger_a
> The modules with the directly soldered circuits are probably older ones OK > Only the upper of the two remaining integrated circuits (IC2/TL084) is > required for basic operation. The lower circuit (IC3/TL064) is used only to > generate the waveforms sine and sawtooth. It can b
2008-08-12 by bellenger_a
> I'd recommend to move one integrated circuit after the other from a working > module to the not working one. well I tried that, replaced the CA3080 from a working A147.. still not working... and for the other circuits its not possible. The two others A147 I have are different v
2008-08-12 by Richard Scott
Hi I would like to find a eurorack or even guitar pedal format VC controlled digital delay. This is what i would like: VC control over delay time, mix and feedback. a looping capabilty. something like 4 seconds (??) delay time. Doesn't need to be 16 bit or anything 8 bit would be
2008-08-12 by amnesia
thwap > >
2008-08-12 by techmaster242
There is a sound I hear a lot in industrial music, and I would like to be able to produce it myself. It's kind of a tonal white noise sound, with a percussive quality to it. Absolute best example I can think of for this sound, is "War" by Wumpscut, which you can hear at this link
2008-08-11 by Bakis Sirros
you mean you do not know of artists that use the A100 in their music? ;-) 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
2008-08-11 by Doug
Try youtube. Search on Doepfer. > > > guys; does anyone feel like sharing some links to some songs /tracks/ > demo's that incorporate A-100 modulars? >
2008-08-11 by Chidra_100@iinet.net.au
guys; does anyone feel like sharing some links to some songs /tracks/ demo's that incorporate A-100 modulars? Just trying to get a feel for what's out there at the moment. stuff like gusgus's forever's use of filters etc If any1 has anything they've seen and would like to share l
2008-08-11 by hardware@doepfer.de
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]Im Auftrag von bellenger_a > Gesendet: Montag, 11. August 2008 13:23 > An: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Betreff: [Doepfer_a100] Re: A147 not working anymore > > > Well
2008-08-11 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Thank you for the prompt reply :) > > I'll see what I can find in that range and solder it up tonight. I'm > tempted to see if I can find room for a switch in the face plate too > and solder that and a smaller resistor in parallel with R15 - that > should give me the option of
2008-08-11 by Silas Johansen
On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 11:01 AM, wrote: > There is no risk to damage the module even if you short the resistor(unless > you connect it to mains voltage or similar :-) > > I'd recommend a value in the range 10k (~ doubles the max. level) to 2k2 (~ > max. level x10). Thank you for
2008-08-11 by bellenger_a
Well I checked the CA3080... but it didnt change anything in fact, it seems nearly to not move at all anymore... when I plug the case on it changes position once and then seems to never progress anymore.... I checked my two others A147... there are similar but the one not working
2008-08-11 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Dieter, > > On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 9:56 AM, wrote: > > possibilities including distortion and higher levels. A simple > solution is > > to reduce the resistor R15/22k to a lower value to obtain > higher levels and > > distortion. R15 is located just behind the Audio Level cont
2008-08-11 by Silas Johansen
Dieter, On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 9:56 AM, wrote: > possibilities including distortion and higher levels. A simple solution is > to reduce the resistor R15/22k to a lower value to obtain higher levels and > distortion. R15 is located just behind the Audio Level control below the >
2008-08-11 by hardware@doepfer.de
> It may seem identical. But believe me they are 2 completly > different beasts. > The 120 is an extremely polite moog style filter. (I own it but > don't really > like it, bought it very cheap 2nd hand)The politeness is > accentuated by the > fact that my 120 has a very low outp
2008-08-11 by bellenger_a
thanks Tim, I'll try this out and report back, best a > Well if the CA3080 chip is socketted on yours, as it is on mine, check > that it is properly seated in the socket by pushing down on it. ICs can > slowly work out of their sockets, and a bad connection could easily > cause t
2008-08-10 by achtung_999
Oh that depends. I don't make 'pop' music. I do electro-acoustic stuff and improvised stuff with the A100. For me there is no one way of working.Although the audio engineer in me prefers to put the filters before the VCAs.. Not having one specific way of working is what I conside
2008-08-10 by achtung_999
It may seem identical. But believe me they are 2 completly different beasts. The 120 is an extremely polite moog style filter. (I own it but don't really like it, bought it very cheap 2nd hand)The politeness is accentuated by the fact that my 120 has a very low output level compa
2008-08-10 by techmaster242
Do you generally patch a filter in after you bring all of your stuff down to one signal? Like after the VCA and mixer? --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, achtung_999 wrote: > > It may seem identical. But believe me they are 2 completly different beasts. > The 120 is an extremel
2008-08-10 by techmaster242
From what I can tell, the 102 is basically identical to the 120 in functionality, obviously the main difference is 102 is diode, and 120 is moog style. What's the difference sonically? Is the 102 harsher sounding? It does more drastic things to the sound than the moog style? ---
2008-08-10 by techmaster242
Zoog, I know exactly who you are, that's how I found out about the EMS Synthi, is from you. I'm a huge fan, and you're actually the one who convinced me to take the plunge into the A-100. :) Love your new album, it's way more musical than the first two, but it's an interesting di
2008-08-10 by Monroe Eskew
It is for a Plan B envelope generator (elf). The time range of the A,D,R events is much too wide, making it so that only a small angle of turn contains useful settings. So what would you recommend? I'm confused about what Stu said. Increasing resistance increases the voltage thro
2008-08-10 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Monroe, > It is for a Plan B envelope generator (elf). The time range of the > A,D,R events is much too wide, making it so that only a small angle of > turn contains useful settings. So what would you recommend? On the face of it it looks like decresing the pot values is what
2008-08-10 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Alexandre, > any idea? what should can I do? Well if the CA3080 chip is socketted on yours, as it is on mine, check that it is properly seated in the socket by pushing down on it. ICs can slowly work out of their sockets, and a bad connection could easily cause the type of beh
2008-08-10 by bellenger_a
Hello, one of my three A147 has stopped working, well, the leds still light up but not moving anymore or so so so so slowly... I've had this module for about 6 or 8 years... I remember in fact that it happens to me once already this problem, and after a while I re-install the mod
2008-08-10 by Tim Stinchcombe
> Can someone answer the question of how to make a pot scale more > finely? If you insert a resistor in the output path, does this divide > the voltage and weaken the effect of the pot? I don't know much about > circuits. The answer is not very straightforward, as it depends on h
2008-08-10 by Stu Grimshaw
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Monroe Eskew wrote: > > Can someone answer the question of how to make a pot scale more > finely? If you insert a resistor in the output path, does this divide > the voltage and weaken the effect of the pot? I don't know much about > circuits.
2008-08-10 by Monroe Eskew
Can someone answer the question of how to make a pot scale more finely? If you insert a resistor in the output path, does this divide the voltage and weaken the effect of the pot? I don't know much about circuits.
2008-08-09 by achtung_999
My first filter was the A108, which is basically the deluxe version of the A120, not the cheapest one but a beatiful filter.My favourite filter however is the A102, got 2 of those. And I really love the Wasp filter. I have more but these are my top selection. On Fri, Aug 8, 2008
2008-08-09 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi group, (Not completely irrelevant, as I think I get a lot of traffic from the link on the Doepfer DIY page.) I have been forced by Orange (my ISP) to re-host my website. Thus http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/tstinchcombe is no more. Instead all my stuff is at: http://www.ti
2008-08-08 by Monroe Eskew
If I want a potentiometer to scale more finely, I should switch out the resistor in its path with one that has more ohms... correct? Where does one purchase those little resistors of various resistance? Any advice on doing this kind of work? I may not go through with it but I'd l