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2008-05-31 by Bakis Sirros
the exact same happens to one of my two doepfer vu-meters lights too! I just tap the plastic screen a bit and the LIGHT TURNS ON AGAIN. ALTHOUGH, for the last months, I didn't have any problems at all with this light. best regards, :-) Bakis. --- davevosh@aol.com wrote: > > In a
2008-05-31 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 5/31/2008 9:39:12 AM Pacific Standard Time, rrooyyccee@yahoo.com writes: i would like to replace the bulb in my doepfer voltemeter module, but am not sure how to do so. royce, i haven`t had a bulb fail but one of my 2 units has a marginal connection and won`t t
2008-05-31 by royce
hi list, i would like to replace the bulb in my doepfer voltemeter module, but am not sure how to do so. has anybody done this? does it require chainging the entire meter? royce
2008-05-31 by quintosardo
Hi, my name is Quinto and I'm new to this group. I'm going to get my first Doepfer system (a custom 6HU system) and I'm completing the list of modules before ordering it. I've been deeply involved in synthesis for several years, now, because of www.sknote.it Now I've started a re
2008-05-31 by pro2andrius
subharmonic generator in perfect shape with the AD5 adapter and included worldwide shipping on Ebay. http://cgi.ebay.es/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180248660710
2008-05-31 by Bakis Sirros
attachments are not permitted (for safety). if you want to upload the 'evil' doepfer image, upload it in the photos section of the doepfer group... best regards, Bakis. --- Monroe Eskew wrote: > I would like to sell my A140 ADSR to clear space for > new modules. Asking > price $6
2008-05-31 by Monroe Eskew
I would like to sell my A140 ADSR to clear space for new modules. Asking price $60 US. This unit has been modified to fit in an Analogue Systems case. The screw holes were expanded by hand, so it looks a little rough. But it fits perfectly in either type of case and has no functi
2008-05-30 by Florian Anwander
Hi Matijn, yepp, that will work great (and it looks spacier than a real guitar). Florian matijnboshoven wrote: > Thanks for the reply's Florian and Dieter. > > This might be working to: > I have recently bought a second hand Yamaha EZ-EG. This thing looks > like a toy, but it rea
2008-05-30 by matijnboshoven
Thanks for the reply's Florian and Dieter. This might be working to: I have recently bought a second hand Yamaha EZ-EG. This thing looks like a toy, but it realy works very well. I hear no delay when playing a midi synth with this thing. It was very cheap and I'm learning to play
2008-05-30 by Florian Anwander
Hi the Roland SA-09 is bespoken. Florian Florian Anwander wrote: > Hi, > > before I'll offer it at ebay: I am selling a Roland SA-09, 220V Version. > Technically perfect. Optically 7 out of 10 because the keys have small > drops from some red colour (it belonged to a woman before
2008-05-30 by Florian Anwander
Hi, before I'll offer it at ebay: I am selling a Roland SA-09, 220V Version. Technically perfect. Optically 7 out of 10 because the keys have small drops from some red colour (it belonged to a woman before, so I think it is nail varnish); see http://fa.utfs.org/diy/rolandsa09/IMG
2008-05-30 by Florian Anwander
Hi Matijn, in principle it might work, but reality is something different. You need a very straight audio input signal for the PLL, but the guitar does not provide that finally. The better solution would be a pitch to voltage converter. Where still the Korg MS-3 or the Roland SPV
2008-05-30 by Carlos
rs-35 + adaptor for doepfer power bus for sale. asking for 240$ (shipping included inside the US 5$ more for international shipping) is in perfect condition and has only been used a few times. this is both a pitch to cv and an envelope follower + provides a lot of extra functiona
2008-05-30 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I'm sorry that my post was not more accurate. I meant creating a > continuous signal different from the guitar signal itself. In other > words: Use the guitar to control the PLL and then use the Pll to > control a VCO. The VCO then should have the same frequency of the > guitar
2008-05-29 by amnesia
Hi all Yes that was my Euro Serge system, Ken Stone started out with banana plugs then worked out to drill the plastic jacks...so now my system has Banana Jacked euro modules drilled modules and 2 mults that are half banana and half not tampered with see here http://www.flickr.co
2008-05-29 by James Husted
On May 29, 2008, at 8:12 AM, Korhan Erel wrote: > You can take care of the grounding problem by connecting the audio > outputs of both modulars to the same mixer, can't you? > In most cases this will work fine unless the mixer has isolated grounds (very rare). The only thing need
2008-05-29 by neil jendon
I've managed to get a lot out of the guitar/Doepfer marriage using an e-bow and a looping delay pedal. The Akai Headrush fake tape delay is super-useful; it has four 1/4" outs for each "tape head", which allows for some ridiculous routing options with my modular. -n --- On Thu, 5
2008-05-29 by matijnboshoven
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > > Hi > > > Can you use the A-196 PLL module to create a contiuous signal? I have > > no experience with this module. > No. This has nothing to do with it. What I mean is a full compression > (high compression ratio, l
2008-05-29 by Florian Anwander
Hi > Can you use the A-196 PLL module to create a contiuous signal? I have > no experience with this module. No. This has nothing to do with it. What I mean is a full compression (high compression ratio, low threshold), combined with a noisegate. Usually the corresponding stomp b
2008-05-29 by Korhan Erel
You can take care of the grounding problem by connecting the audio outputs of both modulars to the same mixer, can't you? On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 8:58 AM, Anthony Rolando wrote: > > A few weeks back I suggested a single gnd connection between the 2 systems (via the gnd on the ser
2008-05-29 by matijnboshoven
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > > And one urgent addon: > > the subtractive synthesis expects most time a continous input signal. > E.g. an synth VCO produces continuous sound all the time. The guitar > string cannot provide that, so you definitily
2008-05-29 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I thought the A-126 was no longer available due to unavailability of > CEM3382 chips? > > Cheers, > Adam-V Right. The A-126 is (nearly) sold out. I think we have only 2 with blue LED left. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
2008-05-29 by Anthony Rolando
A few weeks back I suggested a single gnd connection between the 2 systems (via the gnd on the serge power supply possibly), and then making banana to mini jack cables. This would work well. Tony ---------------------------------------- > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > From:
2008-05-29 by Adam-V
I thought the A-126 was no longer available due to unavailability of CEM3382 chips? Cheers, Adam-V
2008-05-28 by Chris Henkel
Hi Florian, thank you very much for the 'shopping list' ;o) 2008/5/28 Florian Anwander : > >So my basic setup would be: > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-05-28 by Florian Anwander
And one urgent addon: the subtractive synthesis expects most time a continous input signal. E.g. an synth VCO produces continuous sound all the time. The guitar string cannot provide that, so you definitily always should have two versions of your guitar signal: 1.) the original w
2008-05-28 by Ross Goniakowski
the only analog Pitch > CV i have experience with is the the Korg MS20 which worked fine ( i now have the Korg Legacy which does a pretty good job as well)...the MS20 has input/filtering/env out...the A-119 has the input/pre amp and env out, and the filtering can be achieved with
2008-05-28 by Florian Anwander
Hi there were already some suggestions. So let me add my 2 ct's. The first remark: the A-100 won't give you a guitar-synth. It will be a very complex effect processor, but not a synth! Now lets list the best effects you can do with an A-100 on a guitar - Filtering: beginning with
2008-05-28 by hardware@doepfer.de
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]Im Auftrag von Anthony Rolando > Gesendet: Mittwoch, 28. Mai 2008 13:23 > An: doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Betreff: RE: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Doepfer modular for guitars
2008-05-28 by Anthony Rolando
Having looked closely at several envelope followers, I can say the the 119 has a nice one. Not the fastest, but very smooth. I would def. get the 119. Tony ---------------------------------------- > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > From: thomasborax@yahoo.com > Date: Tue, 27 Ma
2008-05-28 by daanjohan
I've succesfully drilled the original sockets out to 4 mm. Then I used a small screwdriver to disconnect ground from the socket. This way it all looks original, but you can use banana for patching... Might be an idea... I did it this way because desoldering sucks in my opinion...
2008-05-28 by matijnboshoven
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Ross Goniakowski wrote: > > besides mods already mentioned, i like the A126 Frequency Shifter and running audio frequency to a VCA for amplitude modulation (creates cool side bands)... > but: i really, really want Doepfer to produce a Pitch >
2008-05-28 by James Husted
On May 27, 2008, at 7:07 PM, partlydrone wrote: > why not just make a whole bunch of cables that are 3.5mm on one end > and banana on the other? > > that's approximately one bazillion times less hassle. > Also you can connect the ground on the 3.5mm end and it will be shielded fo
2008-05-28 by partlydrone
why not just make a whole bunch of cables that are 3.5mm on one end and banana on the other? that's approximately one bazillion times less hassle. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "williambbaggett" wrote: > > I have a large (12 panel) Serge system I would like to supplement >
2008-05-27 by Ross Goniakowski
besides mods already mentioned, i like the A126 Frequency Shifter and running audio frequency to a VCA for amplitude modulation (creates cool side bands)... but: i really, really want Doepfer to produce a Pitch > CV mod...just a line level input and 1v/oct output (and maybe a dir
2008-05-27 by neil jendon
> however i really crave a > cleaner sound sometimes, and i currently don't really have anything > that would increase the gain without distorting it. A line out from a guitar amp or mic pre would do the trick.
2008-05-27 by pfichoux
Thank you for your answer. Sad to know those knobs are now unavailable. You're system looks terrific. Any sound to listen on the WWW ? Best, Pierre
2008-05-27 by thomasborax
o yeah, i forgot to input on this--- the BBD module sounds marvellous with guitar. that is reallty spacey and gorgeous. -t --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "thomasborax" wrote: > > sometimes i think a really bright clean way to get gain and bypass > the a119 altogether would
2008-05-27 by thomasborax
sometimes i think a really bright clean way to get gain and bypass the a119 altogether would be helpful. a119 has a very cheap sounding overdrive, which i admit to using often, however i really crave a cleaner sound sometimes, and i currently don't really have anything that would
2008-05-27 by williambbaggett
I have a large (12 panel) Serge system I would like to supplement with 15-20 of the more interesting Doepfer modules. Dieter suggested that I ask this group if anyone had ever replaced jack sockets with banana sockets and with what success. He advised that one would have to disas
2008-05-27 by Maxime
Hey, Like Neil said, you'll probably want a A119 module. There's also the new A138d that will do the impedance matching stuff if you want to use effects that are not in the A100 (stompboxes etc). Choose a set of CV sources (theremin, LFO (VCLFO for the win !!)...) Take a look at
2008-05-26 by neil jendon
A-119 input module. That will get your guitar up to line level. It also has an envelope follower, which is very handy for guitar. Low pass filters don't really do much for guitar except at the most extreme settings. The multi-mode filter, vactrol filter, and triple-resonant filte
2008-05-26 by madeintheshade29017
Hi to all I'm new here and I wish to know what kind of module I can buy for use a-100 with guitars, I want start with 10 or 20 module for create a space sound with guitars. Please help me!!!!! Bye Matt
2008-05-26 by dingfutzer
Doepfer A113 Subharmonic Generator - retails new in US @ $335 - make offers - this one's a slow mover. With ribbon cable and screws. Module is in excellent condition - Buyer pays shipping - Thanks - Bill
2008-05-26 by Eric Normand
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > > I may be a little off on the specifics here (I don't have a scope) but > > > the Buchla pulse jacks carry the equivalent of a gate and trigger. The > > > trigger is imposed on the gate level. Bad ASCII art: > > > _ > > > 10v | |
2008-05-26 by hardware@doepfer.de
> A pair of these modules would be a perfect fit for my system. I am > currently using a quad VCMIX for this purpose, and it's sub-optimal. > Please don't let this anticipated module slip down the list! production has already started. It will be available about end of June. Best
2008-05-26 by hardware@doepfer.de
> ou shit, i was not aware that those 0,01% Resistors are so expensive. > Ok, for Manufacturing it would not be a choice. > I can solder, but have often problems when desoldering. With a solder wick it's very easy (for single sided pcbs only). For double sided pcb's you need a sp
2008-05-26 by Florian Anwander
Hi helitr0n > both chips, 555 and TL084 are working properly. How did you check this? Florian
2008-05-26 by helitr0n
Hi Florian, I did as Tim suggested. i took the ICs from the faulty env and put them into a working one. No change, ist was still working properly. cheers, hel --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > > Hi helitr0n > > > both chips, 555 and TL084 are working
2008-05-26 by Doug
A pair of these modules would be a perfect fit for my system. I am currently using a quad VCMIX for this purpose, and it's sub-optimal. Please don't let this anticipated module slip down the list!