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2008-03-02 by Florian Anwander
Hi Korhan > I use these modules to process instruments as well as for sound design > (using the LFOs as oscillators). I have been planning to expand this > system to process acoustic instruments during live performance, and I > consider the following modules: > > A-106 Xtreme Fil
2008-03-02 by floppy
hello doepferians im a bit confused with the stages in the 188 modules. is there something else besides the min. & max delay time that is different with the stages ? i would like to get a bbd module with the longest possible delay time, noise artifacts are not a problem for me. i
2008-03-02 by Stu Grimshaw
hi floppy, the more stages, the poorer the sound quality - in objective terms, anyway. so you'll get a much smoother (=less grainy) flange effect from a bbd with few stages. when it comes to delays, you can radically reduce the clock time of these modules to produce long delays,
2008-03-02 by Stu Grimshaw
hi korhan, i can't speak for many of these modules, but those i know are: a106 extreme filter. pretty flexible filter. lp, hp and if you abuse the feedback loop, also bp. feedback loop is pretty cool. self oscillation is possible, but is not very integrated into the sound overall
2008-03-02 by Stu Grimshaw
> I'm not the PIC specialist. I ask you to contact Christian Assall > (software@...) off list. He knows all these details about PIC tools > (literature, assemblers, compilers, development boards/systems hard/software > emulators and so on). > > Best wishes > Dieter Doepfer > than
2008-03-02 by Mark Pulver
Just did a painless deal with Josh for a Doepfer A-137 module. Thanks Josh! Mark
2008-03-02 by Doug
Same here. Josh is a good one. Thanks Josh! Doug --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Mark Pulver wrote: > > > Just did a painless deal with Josh for a Doepfer A-137 module. > > > Thanks Josh! > > Mark >
2008-03-02 by Korhan Erel
Hi all, I have a small Doepfer system consisting of the following modules: A-116 Waveform Processor A-119 Ext Input/Env Follower A-124 Wasp Filter A-132-1 Dual linear VCA A-143-3 Quad LFO A-172 Max-Min Selector I use these modules to process instruments as well as for sound desig
2008-03-02 by partlydrone
for these purposes i'd really recommend going with at least one interesting cv controlled digital processing module. the doepfer a112 can be very interesting, both for the effects when they're pushed to digital limits and artefacts appear, and also for grabbing a snippet of sound
2008-03-01 by Anthony Rolando
Actually I was thinking of the MKS-50. The Alpha Juno rack. Good catch, because the MKS-30 is def. NOT what this guy is seeking! Tony > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > From: Florian.Anwander@consol.de > Date: Sat, 1 Mar 2008 22:25:10 +0100 > Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] 3 quest
2008-03-01 by Florian Anwander
Hi Anthony > If you just want typical polyphonic synth sounds (juno/ jupiter) I think an easier/ cheaper way to get this would be to use an inexpensive poly such as the MKS-20 or the Korg Poly 800 for the polyphonic sound source and then process the sound with the doepfer system.
2008-03-01 by Anthony Rolando
If you just want typical polyphonic synth sounds (juno/ jupiter) I think an easier/ cheaper way to get this would be to use an inexpensive poly such as the MKS-20 or the Korg Poly 800 for the polyphonic sound source and then process the sound with the doepfer system. Tony > To: d
2008-03-01 by hardware@doepfer.de
> hi group, > > i have an a190 here that seems to have developed a problem - the gate > is permanently on (the led too). i have tried both kinds of reset and > even transferred it to another rack, but the problem persists. > > anyone have any idea what the problem could be? > > t
2008-03-01 by hardware@doepfer.de
> florian and dieter, you have both mentioned pics in this thread, and > i'm sort of starting to check out now what they are, how they are > programmed etc. if either of you have any tips for a beginner - > products, shops, places to look or whatever - i'd be most grateful. At >
2008-03-01 by Florian Anwander
Hi michae > Tnx for reply floppy, regarding polyphonic i mean like a piano...more > than 1 note at a time from a keyboard. From the technical point of view this depends on your keyboard or your midi-interface. Are those able to create polyphonic control voltages and gates. And al
2008-03-01 by Denis Gökdag
> What is the optimum number of oscillators for a Doepfer system? Well that would very much depend on the type of patch you're typically going to want to make. In general i think that you can not have enough oscillators in a modular. I've currently got 5 ( 1* a-111, 3*a-110, 1*pl
2008-03-01 by floppy
hello michael i would recomend you many different oscillators for nice colorful sound. polyphony can be realized in different ways. easy : just tune 2 or 3 oscs to a nice chord and use a single cv gate signal to play it. this way you cant change the chord... difficult : use an an
2008-03-01 by michael901096
d, i have 3 oscilators (A-111 & 2A-110). Am using Doepfer MCV4 CV to MIDI interface. I like the Wasp filter, because it kind of brings back fond memories of an Electronic Dream Plant Gnat synth i used to have (the next version down from The Wasp synth). Rgards m :)
2008-03-01 by MICHAEL DOHERTY
What is the optimum number of oscillators for a Doepfer system? Can a polyphonic A100 system be realised? If i have VCF3 & VCF5 filters in my system now, which filter do you recommend i add next? Thanks. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-03-01 by michael901096
tnx d for your info.
2008-03-01 by michael901096
The info regarding tuning oscilators will be useful, when i get a sequencer module. tnx again
2008-03-01 by michael901096
Tnx for reply floppy, regarding polyphonic i mean like a piano...more than 1 note at a time from a keyboard.
2008-03-01 by Stu Grimshaw
hi group, i have an a190 here that seems to have developed a problem - the gate is permanently on (the led too). i have tried both kinds of reset and even transferred it to another rack, but the problem persists. anyone have any idea what the problem could be? thanks, stu
2008-03-01 by davevosh@aol.com
hello - module was purchased in dec. 2007 however project goals have changed and it is no longer required. $550 (new $699) if interested, please contact me. thanks ! best, dave _davevosh@aol.com_ (mailto:davevosh@aol.com) **************Ideas to please picky eaters. Watch video on
2008-02-29 by Dan Levey
I've had headaches also trying to get ADSR's to fire in divided sync (A- 160) from either my A-190 or Kentons and it never was right. The final solution: The Flame Clockwork http://www.shelaq.de/flame/news_clockwork.htm This box does it all. Rock solid sync to midi and 3 gate out
2008-02-29 by Ross Goniakowski
no...there are three tracks going on: 1st was the main bit, and all the audio is from the PLL, no FX or anything (i may have run it thru a filter, don't remember, but i didn't actually do anything with it if i did)...i did seperate takes for "kick" and "snare", used no PLL...it w
2008-02-29 by partlydrone
do excuse my failure to reverse engineer patches involving novel and slightly unpredictable modules from the noises alone, but are you also bunging the drums through the pll to confuse it in that clip? --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Ross Goniakowski wrote: > > sorry, that l
2008-02-29 by Mark Pulver
Yeup, I have one right here in front of me. It's a great platform. Also, don't miss the Gumstix: http://gumstix.com/waysmalls.html I have a couple of those laying around as well. :) -------- deastman2 (07:57 AM 2/29/2008) wrote: >> If you're interested in dabbling with microcontr
2008-02-29 by Mark Pulver
But... :) Step back from the RS-232 side and swap in USB. Now look at all the MP3 players on the market that are happy talking to a multitude of host platforms in order to get their content. Point being... There _is_ a way to make this work. :) The bummer is that there's code inv
2008-02-29 by Florian Anwander
Hi Doug, I think, the basic idea of Dieter is: "Do not make your product dependant on other products." And this would happen, when relying on computersoftware, which has to be compatible to new operating systems Try to run a software which talks to an RS232 on any Apple powerbook
2008-02-29 by deastman2
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "deastman2" wrote: > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Stu Grimshaw" wrote: > > > > florian and dieter, you have both mentioned pics in this thread, and > > i'm sort of starting to check out now what they are, how they are > > programmed
2008-02-29 by deastman2
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Stu Grimshaw" wrote: > > florian and dieter, you have both mentioned pics in this thread, and > i'm sort of starting to check out now what they are, how they are > programmed etc. if either of you have any tips for a beginner - > products, sh
2008-02-29 by Doug
Hopefully I am not spoiling the soup here, but an RS-232 interface that accepts an ASCII configuration would eliminate the need for client software. Not that that makes this proposition any more attractive to anyone. ;) Doug --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > But to sp
2008-02-29 by Ross Goniakowski
sorry, that last link was wrong, try this: http://upload.muffwiggler.com/FACE.mp3 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-02-29 by Ross Goniakowski
this is an edited "jam" i did to show the PLL for some web pals...i'm using my Cwejman VCO2RM pulse out as the signal input to the A-196, and the VCO2RM is being controlled by the Doepfer A-155 (which was not changed)...the different sounds were from playing with modulation input
2008-02-29 by Stu Grimshaw
florian and dieter, you have both mentioned pics in this thread, and i'm sort of starting to check out now what they are, how they are programmed etc. if either of you have any tips for a beginner - products, shops, places to look or whatever - i'd be most grateful. At the moment
2008-02-29 by Bakis Sirros
i, too, like the PLL module too much. i have 3 of them! great for noisy, glitchy and generaly wierd stuff! --- Floppy wrote: > i see the doepfer sales on PLL raising very steep > after this post. > thank you scott (makes me curious for your music as > well) > > > nakedintruder sc
2008-02-29 by partlydrone
i demand an mp3. even if you record it on a crappy mobile phone. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "nakedintruder" wrote: > > Lately I've been having a lot of fun trying to lock to clipped and volt-rotted signals coming > out of the BBD module. Try putting something that's rea
2008-02-29 by Martin Rudling
...I´m SO much waiting and hoping for the multiple-synced LFO to show up! To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.comFrom: floppyscratcher@googlemail.comDate: Fri, 29 Feb 2008 11:19:07 +0100Subject: Re: AW: [Doepfer_a100] Re: clock division: am i missing something? >> Maybe we will be able
2008-02-29 by Bakis Sirros
hello, (sorry for cross-post) very good condition, works fine, had small modification to the s/h section, but works fine. (i do not even remember what the modification was...) sounds great, i really do not want to sell it, i am only selling it for this price, if anyone wants it..
2008-02-29 by Floppy
> > Maybe we will be able to expand the planned synced LFO module with some of > the functions you asked for. > > wiwiwiwiwi !!! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-02-29 by bellenger_a
I'm actually using the PLL in a patch at the moment combined with A120 after the Low Pass and back up in the CV in... gives nice effect with full resonnance on the A120... and at the same time doing freq. mult. with the A163... I'm curious to also try with BBD signal coming in th
2008-02-29 by hardware@doepfer.de
> The PSIM is a really cool little piece... SOOOOOOO simple in concept, just > four ADCs -> Processor -> DACs. And having that proc be programmable from > the outside in BASIC... dude. :) > > I think this would be an AWESOME addition to anyone's rig. But like I (and > you) said,
2008-02-29 by Floppy
i see the doepfer sales on PLL raising very steep after this post. thank you scott (makes me curious for your music as well) nakedintruder schrieb: > > Lately I've been having a lot of fun trying to lock to clipped and > volt-rotted signals coming > out of the BBD module. Try put
2008-02-29 by nakedintruder
Lately I've been having a lot of fun trying to lock to clipped and volt-rotted signals coming out of the BBD module. Try putting something that's really squared off into the BBD (I use the low outputs of the Zorlon Cannon), take the signal out of the BBD out jack, put into the "s
2008-02-29 by Stu Grimshaw
hey mark, thanks for that link. the logic-module of my dreams and you can't get it any more ;( it did however give me the idea of browsing through some hobby-electronics catalogues. maybe i can find something with which i could knoch together a similar module. the clock divider w
2008-02-29 by cray5656
No idea what the PLL is for I know I like the glitchy bitcrush type sounds out of it any ideas of a patch to try?
2008-02-28 by Mark Pulver
HAHAHH!!! No probs man, I suffer from similar issues. :) The PSIM is a really cool little piece... SOOOOOOO simple in concept, just four ADCs -> Processor -> DACs. And having that proc be programmable from the outside in BASIC... dude. :) I think this would be an AWESOME addition
2008-02-28 by Florian Anwander
Hi Mark ouch sorry, my eyes get old: I only had a short look at the image and I read "cv" instead off "in". So of course one should be able to achieve it with the PSIM (disregarding we want MORE!) ;-) Florian
2008-02-28 by Mark Pulver
Hey Florian; I'm pretty sure there's code around to do what Stu's looking for. If not, it's pretty straight-forward to write. Master clock comes in on IN-1, then the code sets gates on OUT-1 through -4 as the stages. You could accept input on IN-2 through -4 to adjust the relativ