2008-02-25 by rafe127
Hello, I just bought a used A134 and I have a question about it. It is exhibiting behavior I do not see explained in the manual. At first I was getting no signal from the right side output. My confusion is the following: I have a signal going into Audio in 1 and nothing going int
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2008-02-25 by Carlos
the motm stuff is gone. and the doepfer quad lfo is gone as well. one last price reduction before I get rid of whats left a different way,Ive also added an audio divider and a dual vca everything is in perfect working condition: Doepfer A-110 standard vco 140$ Doepfer A-140 adsr
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2008-02-25 by Paul
Got it all worked out! My gear is all in sync, and my A-100 is WOW all in it! This is twiddle heaven! Thanks Stu!;) --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Stu Grimshaw" wrote: > > hallo paul, > > the midi standard gives you three clicks per sixteenth note so if you > need sixteent
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2008-02-25 by hardware@doepfer.de
> but i still would like to know if there is an adjustment to be > made that will help with the noise... > > thanks, > rg There is no way to adjust the noise. The noise is caused by the working principle of the A-125: six-stage all pass filter (= phase shifter) made with FETs (fi
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2008-02-25 by hardware@doepfer.de
> > I have an idea to get specially made a 10hp/te module that will > > have a 6 x 6 pin sockets so you can power some Roland 100m modules > ie it will be cool to use the Roland modules loose without the huge > 191j chassis--- > Has anyone tried anything like this with a 1200ma A
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2008-02-25 by Florian Anwander
Hi Ross > why didn't you just say that to begin with? i'm not trying to make an issue, but my phaser is also noisey as the original poster said...if you would have simply wrote "mine is as well, they all are, this is how i deal with it" i would have never responded to your post,
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2008-02-24 by Adam-V
Hi Dave, The 100m modules use +/-15V for the critical circuits and a separate +22V (unregulated) line for the LEDs. The Doepfer supplies are a straight +/-12V and are hence not compatible with the 100m Modules. You would need to modify the supply (and probably use a different tra
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2008-02-24 by dingfutzer
Have the Following FS/FT: Plan B Model 15 VCO (new) $235, Doepfer A113 Subharmonic Generator $235, A162 Dual Trigger Delay $55, A170 Dual Slew $55, A176 3 x CV Source $55, A185 Bus Access $25. With ribbon cables and screws. Also: BL3208 2048 Stage BBD for A188 $12 All are in exce
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2008-02-24 by ErnstKarel
I think they are all noisy. It's part of its charm. The best workarounds are to use it early in the chain, before filters/ring modulator/waveshaper/VCA/whatever. > --- Ross Goniakowski wrote: > > > why didn't you just say that to begin with? i'm not > > trying to make an issue, b
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2008-02-24 by Ross Goniakowski
thanks for all your help... ----- Original Message ---- From: Bakis Sirros To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 5:12:53 PM Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] A-125 phaser (noise issue) don't know about any adjustment. --- Ross Goniakowski wrote: > why didn'
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2008-02-24 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Doepfer_a100 group. File : /patch3.mp3 Uploaded by : dougc356 Description : Newbie with Doepfer 6U self oscillating You can access this file at the URL: http://group
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2008-02-24 by Julian
Hi, I have, or will have, for sale a number of modules, including eurorack doepfer and analogue solutions modules, and a load of digisound modules. At present ive only priced up some of the doepfer and analogue solutions ones, but later on ill get on to the remaining doepfer ones
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2008-02-23 by Ross Goniakowski
fair enough... ----- Original Message ---- From: Bakis Sirros To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 5:12:53 PM Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] A-125 phaser (noise issue) don't know about any adjustment. --- Ross Goniakowski wrote: > why didn't you just sa
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2008-02-23 by Bakis Sirros
don't know about any adjustment. --- Ross Goniakowski wrote: > why didn't you just say that to begin with? i'm not > trying to make an issue, but my phaser is also > noisey as the original poster said...if you would > have simply wrote "mine is as well, they all are, > this is ho
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2008-02-23 by David Bulog
> I have an idea to get specially made a 10hp/te module that will > have a 6 x 6 pin sockets so you can power some Roland 100m modules ie it will be cool to use the Roland modules loose without the huge 191j chassis--- Has anyone tried anything like this with a 1200ma A100p thank
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2008-02-23 by Ross Goniakowski
why didn't you just say that to begin with? i'm not trying to make an issue, but my phaser is also noisey as the original poster said...if you would have simply wrote "mine is as well, they all are, this is how i deal with it" i would have never responded to your post, i deal wit
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2008-02-23 by Bakis Sirros
yes, but noise is common in phasers... --- Ross Goniakowski wrote: > sorry...i said i believed you said fix, i accidently > deleted the post before responding... > > so now i say it's not a solution, it's a work > around...it doesn't deal with the noise of the phase > shifter, it
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2008-02-23 by Ross Goniakowski
first off, i think saying "if you don't have one, get one" could be misleading, and i apologize for that..what i mean is the A-101-9 Universal Vactrol mod is a very good thing to have to add voltage control to mods that don't have voltage control for some functions... for this ex
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2008-02-23 by Ross Goniakowski
sorry...i said i believed you said fix, i accidently deleted the post before responding... so now i say it's not a solution, it's a work around...it doesn't deal with the noise of the phase shifter, it masks it... rg ----- Original Message ---- From: Bakis Sirros To: Doepfer_a100
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2008-02-23 by dab
Silas this was exactly what i was looking for, thank you very much. Silas Johansen schrieb: > > CV out from one of the two CV rows on the A-155 to CV in on an A-147 > voltage controlled LFO. Square out from the A-147 to clock in on > A-155. > > On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 8:17 PM, da
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2008-02-23 by Silas Johansen
CV out from one of the two CV rows on the A-155 to CV in on an A-147 voltage controlled LFO. Square out from the A-147 to clock in on A-155. On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 8:17 PM, dab wrote: > > hello silas > > this sounds interesting, could you explain how it works ? > i dont quite un
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2008-02-23 by Bakis Sirros
Hello, sorry for the cross-posting. I am selling my korg SQ10 sequencer that looks fine (its rubber feet are missing, but thatâs unimportant )and works almost fine, apart from one (important) thing: Two of the 12 stages output a not correct voltage (higher that the others), so
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2008-02-23 by dab
hello ross what does the universal vactrol actually do in this patch ? i dont have it but i would like to recreate your idea. Ross Goniakowski schrieb: > > i just happened to have an A-155 loop going when i read this post so i > did a little test: i took one of the trigger outs o
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2008-02-23 by Bakis Sirros
that's why i said an easy solution, not a fix ;-) --- Ross Goniakowski wrote: > i accidently deleted a reply to this post from > Bakis, i believe he said an easy fix was to use a > VCA after the phase shifter... > > i don't consider that a fix, i consider that a > work-around...t
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2008-02-23 by dab
hello silas this sounds interesting, could you explain how it works ? i dont quite understand the patching. Silas Johansen schrieb: > > You can feed a VC-LFO from one row and get variable step lengths. > > On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 3:53 PM, dab > wrote: > > hello Group > > > > > >
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2008-02-23 by Bakis Sirros
Hello, Small Curetronic modular cabinet (early 6U series) that includes power supply and cable and 4 modules: VCO, VCO, TOOL, VCA. The modules are custom electric blue colour and the knobs are the early silver ones. the modules have bigjacks, in case someone does not know, and wo
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2008-02-23 by gabu_004
That wrote: > > Hi group, > > Thanks to verstaerker for finding a cheap source for the Re-An soft > knobs... I just got them today and put them on my modular. > Thought ye might like to see... > > http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h307/Ken_Harte/ModularRe-AnSoft.jpg > > I got col
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2008-02-23 by Ross Goniakowski
i accidently deleted a reply to this post from Bakis, i believe he said an easy fix was to use a VCA after the phase shifter... i don't consider that a fix, i consider that a work-around...to fix the problem would be to reduce the noise level, not hide it...depending on the sourc
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2008-02-23 by Ross Goniakowski
i just happened to have an A-155 loop going when i read this post so i did a little test: i took one of the trigger outs on the A-155 to an A-140 ADSR, ran that into the A-101-9 Universal Vactrol mod (if you don't have one, get one), then i fed output to the Freq. jack i added to
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2008-02-23 by Bakis Sirros
easy solution: use a vca after it, in the patch you're making. --- Ross Goniakowski wrote: > mine is very noisey as well...i just try and send it > a hot signal, and i would use a vst or similar if i > needed something really clean...that being said, i'd > love to know if there i
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2008-02-23 by Ross Goniakowski
mine is very noisey as well...i just try and send it a hot signal, and i would use a vst or similar if i needed something really clean...that being said, i'd love to know if there is an adjustment to make it less noisey (lots of hiss on the output w/nothing plugged in) rg ----- O
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2008-02-23 by Silas Johansen
You can feed a VC-LFO from one row and get variable step lengths. On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 3:53 PM, dab wrote: > hello Group > > > what methods you use to let the 155 play in swing or with a variable > pattern groove ? > for swing i found a clock synced triangle or saw down lfo ex
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2008-02-23 by dab
hello Group what methods you use to let the 155 play in swing or with a variable pattern groove ? for swing i found a clock synced triangle or saw down lfo extremely usefull, but i would like to archieve something more complex.
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2008-02-23 by astroschnautzer
I just got this module ,seems to work ok besides its terribly noisy. My soundcards noisefloor is at about -90db withoout this plugged in whe i plug it in it shows -47db so over 40 db of noise... Is this normal for this module or should I send it back?
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2008-02-23 by Stu Grimshaw
>However, don't > forget that short patch cords make less clutter, so putting mixers > between VCO's and filters, VCA's on the other side of the filters interesting :) i find that cables that have to turn round and go back in front of me get in the way more than long ones that di
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2008-02-23 by Stu Grimshaw
hallo paul, the midi standard gives you three clicks per sixteenth note so if you need sixteenths as your starting point, you'll have to have a glance at the manual (HAGATM), and set the internal division to three. takes about a minute :) stu --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com,
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2008-02-22 by James Husted
I use my portable cases laying on a slanted display shelf I found in a surplus store. Some of the Guitar amps my company sells have fold out legs to prop them at an angle to aim up at the performer. A system like this would also work and be a very cheap add-on to the existing des
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2008-02-22 by Carlos
the motm quad lfo sold. I have lowered prices on everything else as I am trying to move these to a new house quickly. price include shipping inside the US. have the following for sale. everything is in perfect working condition and was assembled by manufacturer. I just gotta make
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2008-02-22 by Florian Anwander
Hi > all that silver and black, don't you have trees in germany? We more like to have a nice picnic under the tree than cutting it and building synths from it. :-) Florian
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2008-02-22 by Paul
Hi All! I just recently aquired an A-100 basic in the suitcase and I've been having quite a ball. I understand there is quite a learning curve with these, but I think I'm making pretty good headway. Pretty much just one issue I can't seem to resolve... Last night I decided to hoo
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2008-02-22 by Ken
Hi group, Thanks to verstaerker for finding a cheap source for the Re-An soft knobs... I just got them today and put them on my modular. Thought ye might like to see... http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h307/Ken_Harte/ModularRe-AnSoft.jpg I got coloured knobs... I like colours :)
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2008-02-22 by Guy D2
Yes ! Exactly what I was waiting for. I was already designing a similar setup (controls on a slanted surface in front of the other modules), but now I can spare myself the trouble, sit back, and wait... Thanks, Dieter ! -g > We will show a bottom section for the A-100 suitcase an
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2008-02-22 by verstaerker
i can second that. Everything went perfect! > Hi, > > I swapped modules with Stuart. He sent immediately (while I did it with > delay). His gear is in perfect shape without a scratch and arrived very > well packed! > > Florian > >
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2008-02-22 by partlydrone
yup, that might just stop me going DIY. although sheesh, all that silver and black, don't you have trees in germany? --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Guy D2 wrote: > > > Yes ! Exactly what I was waiting for. > > I was already designing a similar setup (controls on a slanted s
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2008-02-22 by Florian Anwander
Hi, I swapped modules with Stuart. He sent immediately (while I did it with delay). His gear is in perfect shape without a scratch and arrived very well packed! Florian
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2008-02-22 by hardware@doepfer.de
> does anyone know the actual part number at ProMa for the rails which i > can then bung some m3 nuts in? that's much better than having the long > thread inserts since i mix manufacturers a lot. Look at the ProMa website > PRODUCTS > HOUSING PROFILES > 19 Inch Carrier Frames > 1
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2008-02-22 by hardware@doepfer.de
> A word on ergonomics: I personally find slanted surfaces nicer to work > with, except when I get above shoulder hight where vertical is nicer. We will show a bottom section for the A-100 suitcase and monster case at Frankfurt. It will be equipped with one horizontal aligned row
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2008-02-22 by davevosh@aol.com
G6 cases hello to all - i`ve been using regular g6 frames live without any problem but they are carefully moved / handled by me with the aid of a folding cart and only from my home to car to performance space and back again (ie; no serious travel, airplanes, roadies, etc.). i lik
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2008-02-22 by Silas Johansen
I would go with G6 cases. First two I would put in a slanted tabletop rack, next two in another rack, and if I were to get any more after that I would build, or have somebody build me, two racks with a slanted front for the lower 12 units and a vertical front for the upper 6 unit
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2008-02-22 by Paul Schmidt
Hi Carlos, I am still interested in buying you MOTM 380 contact me I pay quck and live in North Carolina. Paul ________________________________ From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Carlos Sent: Thu 2/21/2008 8:00 PM To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Doepfer_a1
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