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2008-03-06 by gasp_uleg
i think a grain generator should have a very diferent aproach than a grain processor. this is how i see a grain generator: grains are not fixed samples, they are bits of samples put togheter or more correctly: a long sample is smashed into smaller samples (grains). grains paramet
2008-03-06 by Silas Johansen
I have decided to DIY some cases for my A-100, so I have one each of G6 and G3 to sell. Both are with the old 650mA PSU which is not a problem for the G3 as you'll never need more juice than that for 84HP worth of modules anyway and rarely a problem for the G6 - I've never given
2008-03-06 by Korhan Erel
Hi Florian, My biggest concern is portability. I want to keep things small and portable. Getting the 154-155 combo in addition to the processing modules would give me a big system that's difficult to carry around, which also happens to cost a lot (I need money to replace my lapto
2008-03-06 by Denis Gökdag
> yes that would be a very nice aproac to it. > also: > -every grain could even be externally trigered by an lfo or oscilator. Yeah, that's basically what i meant. Let me focus on a grain playback module. It would get it's source files via USB, up to one file per voice, or possib
2008-03-06 by matijnboshoven
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Richard Scott" wrote: > > I am interested in how you guys are actually using the A126 frequency shifter. The only one i have is an alesis bitrman pedal, but I have found no use for it all so far.... > > Richard > I have the A-142-9 Vc Quadrat
2008-03-06 by Florian Anwander
Hi Richard, > I am interested in how you guys are actually using the A126 frequency shifter. The only one i have is an alesis bitrman pedal, but I have found no use for it all so far.... I hope, you want to say: you did not find a use for the frequency shifter algorithm in the bi
2008-03-05 by Silas Johansen
You're going to want the A-119 External Input to beef up your signal to modular levels, and that takes a balanced input on a 1/4" jack, so get that and a bantam to 1/4" jack cable. The A-119 also gives you a nice envelope follower and a gate signal for added fun. On Wed, Mar 5, 2
2008-03-05 by Korhan Erel
I assumed that it would not be possible to extend power cables from the power supplies inside the case to the top of the case. On 3/5/08, cray5656 wrote: > > > Would a power supply fit in there? Don't think so. > what is wrong with 2 power supplies? or an external > > > [Non-text
2008-03-05 by Korhan Erel
So it boils down to what I say. Modular digital/analog granular synthesis is expensive! :-) A work around to this would be to get a multi-out sound card (say 8 outs), send a grain to each output (easily done with PD, Max, LiSa, etc.) and connect those outputs to modules... This w
2008-03-05 by Richard Scott
I am interested in how you guys are actually using the A126 frequency shifter. The only one i have is an alesis bitrman pedal, but I have found no use for it all so far.... Richard -- I am using the free version of SPAMfighter for private users. It has removed 372 spam emails to
2008-03-05 by gasp_uleg
yes denis, that would be a very nice aproach to it. -every grain could be externally trigered by an lfo or oscilator. -in case of a grain processor a separate triger for recording and another for playback so pitch could be controlled by two ways. -a cv input to control the playba
2008-03-05 by Ross Goniakowski
the only other analog frequency shifter i've used is the one made by 360 Systems (two different units, years ago), and i always wanted one...there is no way i can compair by memory, but i'm extremely happy with my Doepfer A-126...i've ran guitar/voice/metal percussion/etc thru it
2008-03-05 by Bakis Sirros
hello John, one obvious difference is that the AS bode clone Frequency shifter has an internal carrier vco that can go lower in frequencies than the carrier vco of the a126. but, i do not have the bode AS frequency shifter to compare their actuall sound quality. i like the sound
2008-03-05 by mritenburg
Subject says it all. If you want to sell or trade let me know.
2008-03-05 by johnppp2
I'm going to be using my system for predominantly audio processing interfacing with a Digidesign 192 via a bantam balanced patchbay. I need to be able to run a bantam cable to minijack input on the Doepfer, and vice versa. Back into the 192 should be ok as i can patch into the un
2008-03-05 by johnppp2
Anybody got any experience of how the A126 module compares with the (significantly) more expensive Analogue Systems one? Is there a reason for the price difference is terms of sound quality?
2008-03-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> maybe you can have a little chat about the steckbox! :) > > Richard The Steckbox/A-183-1 competition has been discussed and solved in a friendly way with Andreas of Schneiders Buero. Who needs a stand-alone version will purchase the Steckbox and who wants a Eurorack modular ver
2008-03-05 by Richard Scott
maybe you can have a little chat about the steckbox! :) Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 1:05 PM Subject: AW: AW: [Doepfer_a100] A-100 Monster Base >> When exactly are you at the Messe; in which hall ? >> I might hop over from Antwerp
2008-03-05 by David Salter
hi Denis, I love granular systems and you have described a very desirable module. I agree that you need as much control as possible and that would indeed make such a module expensive and large as I would prefer 16 grains but would settle on 8. If only :o) David David Salter Senio
2008-03-05 by Bakis Sirros
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2008-03-05 by Denis Gökdag
Weeeelllll..... there is no reason a DSP-based granular module should not be able to output n grains to n outputs. Grains are computed as separate entities and get summed just before the output. So skipping the summing stage and replacing it with n outputs would not be such an is
2008-03-05 by Eyesaw
Florian: Looks like they been seeding you with Jabba genes - where's the water pipe? Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: Florian Anwander To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 8:01 AM Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] A-100 Monster Base Stu Grimshaw wrote
2008-03-05 by Florian Anwander
Stu Grimshaw wrote: > florian, i've been following this thread with amazement :) i thought > modular guys were supposed to be weedy nerd types, but the reality is > clearly quite different. http://fa.utfs.org/fun/Das_Qualitaetsteam.jpg I am the guy in the black shirt (this pictur
2008-03-05 by partlydrone
it's here: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/Doepfer_a100/message/14388?threaded=1&p=3 --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > (A-112 Sampler) - once someone demonstrates me the real benefit - I would > > definitely buy one or more if it were possible to switch betwe
2008-03-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> This sounds like a very reasonable version too. Doe you know what is the > weight of the monsterbase? To my experience every big box above 20kGs is > no fun. I have a DX7 in a case, which weighs 19kgs and a FZ1 with 16 kGs > and you definitely do not want to stumble with those
2008-03-05 by ErnstKarel
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Richard Scott" wrote: > > and maybe it looks a little bit too much like a keyboard gone wrong at the moment > That's what's so great about it -- it looks like a demented Fender Rhodes! I really like the looks of this thing....
2008-03-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> When exactly are you at the Messe; in which hall ? > I might hop over from Antwerp to say hello to you. I'm only on Wednesday and Saturday at the booth. We exhibit within the special show "Synthesizer Welt" in hall 5.1, booth B66 (details on our website). On Thursday and Friday
2008-03-05 by Florian Anwander
Hi > My personal favorite is the monster base frame (as it is) and separate a > half monster case (i.e. 2 rows only with 168 HP each) that can stand on the > base frame. Only one unit would become too heavy from my point of view. The > monster base frame and a half monster can be
2008-03-05 by Chris Henkel
Hi, a couple of weeks ago we had an exchange on this list regarding the development of software for Mac OS to load the A-112 from there. As there were some voices that said their solution was near completion and that beta-testers were needed, I offered my help and in coordination
2008-03-05 by Chris Henkel
...easy enough ;o) - sorry for the noise... 2008/3/5, hardware@doepfer.de : > > I don't understand your problem. > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-03-05 by Floppy
yes thats right, this was the problem. but the solution is also as easy as mr. doepfer said :) thx Chris Henkel schrieb: > > ...I think the problem is that the cable is diconnected from the > _module_ - > so there is no way of checking which one is connected to the module... > >
2008-03-05 by Guy D2
> > My personal favorite is the monster base frame (as it is) and > separate a > half monster case (i.e. 2 rows only with 168 HP each) that can stand > on the > base frame. Only one unit would become too heavy from my point of > view. The > monster base frame and a half monster c
2008-03-05 by Stu Grimshaw
florian, i've been following this thread with amazement :) i thought modular guys were supposed to be weedy nerd types, but the reality is clearly quite different. and someone now wants to put more modules in the lid !??? when do we get the doepfer work-out video ? stu
2008-03-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> ...I think the problem is that the cable is diconnected from the _module_ - > so there is no way of checking which one is connected to the module... I don't understand your problem. If the bus cable has been removed from the module then there is a (now unused/open) pin header o
2008-03-05 by Chris Henkel
...I think the problem is that the cable is diconnected from the _module_ - so there is no way of checking which one is connected to the module... 2008/3/5, hardware@doepfer.de : > > If there is a 16 pin bus connector on a module you need a 16 pin cable > If there is a 10 pin bus
2008-03-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Dieter you should make use of the top of the case that gets taken off > , that could be 2 more rows. then I'd def buy it, so it would have the > Buchla 200e style look My personal favorite is the monster base frame (as it is) and separate a half monster case (i.e. 2 rows only w
2008-03-05 by bellenger_a
> My personal favorite is the monster base frame (as it is) and separate a > half monster case (i.e. 2 rows only with 168 HP each) that can stand on the > base frame. sounds really good... I still hope it will be possible to use the base frame for putting on top of it two small v
2008-03-05 by Julian
On the a190, youll be using the larger cable - the 16pin one (so the module supplies the gate and cv to the bus) There should be no twist in the cable. Ie, on a doepfer system, the red line goes at the bottom on both the module end and the bus board end. J -- I am using the free
2008-03-05 by Florian Anwander
Hi Korhan, > instead of buying 4 modules (two mixers for 8 steps), I'd go buy the A-155 > right? The 155 costs more than the total of those 4 modules but it offers a > lot more. Right? Yes and no. The mixers still also can be used as mixers, and the A-161 still can be a nice trig
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2008-03-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> i accidentally unplugged the 190?s buscable and cant remember what type > was connected to it, > the full 16 pin or the smaller 10 pin version. > > and if it was the smaller one, which side of the cable is connected to > the module ? It's very simple: If there is a 16 pin bus c
2008-03-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> (A-112 Sampler) - once someone demonstrates me the real benefit - I would > definitely buy one or more if it were possible to switch between play/record > via trigger inputs - an idea for a future module perhaps? Please refer the corresponding messages about one month ago (~ Fe
2008-03-05 by Korhan Erel
Would a power supply fit in there? Don't think so. On 3/5/08, Paul Schmidt wrote: > > Your right!!!! Good Idea!!!! > > ________________________________ > > From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com on > behalf of cray5656 > Sent: Tue 3/4/2008 7:00 PM > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >
2008-03-05 by Korhan Erel
Hi Carlos, As I said in my earlier mail that even a 4-grain system would cost a fortune. On the other hand, a module that includes a DSP programmed to do granular synthesis would also cost a lot, given that it will have to be a powerful DSP to handle a high number of grains. It w
2008-03-05 by Korhan Erel
Hi! Thanks for the advice! I'm not a professional repairman, but I think I can do simple soldering. Perhaps Dieter could shed some light on this. I've changed the subject to get his attention :-) Korhan On 3/5/08, partlydrone wrote: > > i realise this is slightly unhelpful half a
2008-03-05 by cray5656
> Would a power supply fit in there? Don't think so. what is wrong with 2 power supplies? or an external
2008-03-05 by Carlos
Granular synthesis uses anywhere from a few dozen grains to thousands of them.being able to change the number of grains is essential to get a good variety of sounds, I don't think a few fixed grains would do the trick --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Korhan Erel" wrote: > >
2008-03-05 by Paul Schmidt
Your right!!!! Good Idea!!!! ________________________________ From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com on behalf of cray5656 Sent: Tue 3/4/2008 7:00 PM To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Doepfer_a100] A-100 Monster Base Dieter you should make use of the top of the case that get
2008-03-04 by partlydrone
i realise this is slightly unhelpful half advice but i have a very clear memory of reading - somewhere - instructions on how to install gate control of record on an a112. it might even have been here. soldering gate control of knobs isnt as bad as you think, you're not tinkering
2008-03-04 by cray5656
Dieter you should make use of the top of the case that gets taken off , that could be 2 more rows. then I'd def buy it, so it would have the Buchla 200e style look