2008-02-22 by hardware@doepfer.de
> if you want to transport the system to stage or other venues, you > shouldn't take anything else but the portable suitcase. The Monsterrack > is not very comfortable, if you have to transport it on your own. That's true for the double monster. But the single monster can be carr
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2008-02-22 by partlydrone
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. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > Is it possible to purchase the mounting
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2008-02-22 by Florian Anwander
Hi Jose, if you want to transport the system to stage or other venues, you shouldn't take anything else but the portable suitcase. The Monsterrack is not very comfortable, if you have to transport it on your own. If you want to use it only in the studio I'd suggest something like
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2008-02-22 by joshualiburdi
The DIY kit and the Quad ADSR are in the process of being sold. I'll drop the Wave Multiplier down to $120. I am also selling a Serge 3p mixer in Eurorack format for $90. So, to recap diy kit+Quad ADSR sold 137 Wave Multiplier for $120 Eurorack Serge 3p mixer for $90 contact me t
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2008-02-22 by Floppy
ahh you said money is NOT an issue ok then the best option is to build your own case with a diy kit. i just built 2 very nice cabinets with 12mm mdf painted in white. i dont know if mdf is available on this island, but you can use any wood. the advantage of a self build cabinet i
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2008-02-22 by José Sogo Flores
Hi Floppy, First, I don't have the money for the cases and modules now. Then, I have to plan my needs in a long term. I live in the Canary Islands (Spain) and shipping big objects can be expensive or just too expensive to even considering it an option. Let's say I get a monster c
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2008-02-22 by Floppy
why dont you just buy them all ? José Sogo Flores schrieb: > > Hi, > > The time is come to start thinking about expanding my Doepfer system. > Now we > have 4 options: monster case, standard rack case, portable case and > low-cost > case. Considering money is not an issue and you
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2008-02-22 by José Sogo Flores
Hi, The time is come to start thinking about expanding my Doepfer system. Now we have 4 options: monster case, standard rack case, portable case and low-cost case. Considering money is not an issue and you are thinking in terms of having at the end about 4-6 times the number of m
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2008-02-22 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Is it possible to purchase the mounting rails alone? I would like > to build a custom "slim line" case for modules that are not deep. > I have a supply and a case in mind. Wondering if there is any way > to buy those super nice rails used in the G6 and Suitcase. > > I see the D
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2008-02-21 by Carlos
have the following for sale. everything is in perfect working condition and was assembled by manufacturer. I just gotta make some space for new stuff. Prefer Paypal payment and shipping within the US. MOTM 310 uvco 285$ MOTM 380 quad lfo (discontinued!) 150$ Doepfer a-110 standar
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2008-02-21 by partlydrone
schneiders buro in berlin certainly sell the rails alone, cheap and easy solution. you can also order them from that supply company that doepfer buy from, which they link to from their site, but i looked once and it was such a hassle to work out which component to order i, er, ga
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2008-02-21 by Anthony Rolando
Is it possible to purchase the mounting rails alone? I would like to build a custom "slim line" case for modules that are not deep. I have a supply and a case in mind. Wondering if there is any way to buy those super nice rails used in the G6 and Suitcase. I see the DIY case opti
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2008-02-21 by partlydrone
So before I start drilling and fiddling, nobody can see any obvious electronic flaws in my evil kludgy masterplan?
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2008-02-21 by Joshua Liburdi
I am in the United States. If you are not and would like to get the DIY kit, you would have to purchase a power transformer that fits your country's standard. On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 7:44 AM, Florian Anwander wrote: > Hi joshualiburdi > > where on this planet are you located? The
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2008-02-21 by Florian Anwander
Hi joshualiburdi where on this planet are you located? There are different power connectors required in different countries. All the best, Florian Anwander
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2008-02-21 by joshualiburdi
This is what I have to offer: Doepfer DIY kit #1+power adapter (everything you would receive new): $150 Doepfer 143-2 Quad ADSR: $235 Doepfer 137 Wave Multiplier: $130 I will pay for shipping. If you wish to do this within the comfort of ebay, it can be arranged, but I'll charge
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2008-02-21 by hardware@doepfer.de
I'll forward a copy of this message to Christian Assall (software@doepfer.de). He is the man behind the MAQ16/3 firmware and maybe he knows a solution. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoog
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2008-02-21 by matijnboshoven
What happens if you disconnect the shield from DI to mixer? If this reduces the noise, you should get a soldering iron and change the signal earth with chassis earth from mixer. If it does not reduce noise its not a groundloop problem. Hope it helps. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogrou
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2008-02-21 by zoog_angelspit
thank you for your post...!! i thought i was the only person with this problem! mine also does this...i can not use it live. myset up: Cubase SX2 Steinberg USB MIDI controller port. All other MIDI/Clock devises clock perfectly....just not the MAQ16/3 --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogrou
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2008-02-20 by Daniel Ornelas
Howdy, Get a power-regenerating UPS, it'll output a pure sinewave back out regardless of what your utility power does. ~Danny On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 10:37:30PM -0000, stuadh wrote: > Hi all, > > thanks for your answers. I got the DI Box, one recommended on the > SOS Website (ART
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2008-02-20 by stuadh
Hi all, thanks for your answers. I got the DI Box, one recommended on the SOS Website (ART Cleanbox II) and not the cheapest one around. Not one bit of difference. I connected up the earths of all the cables again (and again no difference. This is definitely a Mixer-Analogue Synt
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2008-02-20 by Herman Pearl
Yes, the Folktek stuff is beautiful. I was looking to pick up one his pieces last year. They really are works of art. I just didn't have the bread for it. I'm thinking at this point of a 2 space rack panel full of switches, pots, sliders, keys, ect that can kind of be a work in p
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2008-02-20 by kloppe_andrew
I know the following is probably an issue with my overall setup -- currently having a quesiton with cubase discussion groups. Though i figure there most be some good midi expertise in this forum. Still i figure i ask this forum as well. ********************************** I'm expe
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2008-02-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I was wondering if any one is using the A-155 sequencer + Kenton Pro > solo 2 rather than the A-155 and A-190? > Amy comments on how the A-155 sync with the Kenton > > (i notice the A-190 has a reset socket while the kenton does not -- > will this be a problem?) > > thanks in a
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2008-02-20 by David Bulog
I was wondering if any one is using the A-155 sequencer + Kenton Pro solo 2 rather than the A-155 and A-190? Amy comments on how the A-155 sync with the Kenton (i notice the A-190 has a reset socket while the kenton does not -- will this be a problem?) thanks in advance David
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2008-02-20 by James Husted
If you want some inspiration on a different direction for what to make synth hardware look like - check out the stuff done by Folktek: http://ariusblaze.com/soundart.html http://folktek.com/benhouston/instruments.html http://folktek.com/ariusandben.html Very cool looking "Steam-p
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2008-02-20 by Herman Pearl
This sounds great. I've been wanting to create something like this for about a year also. I'm curious to hear folks thoughts. I'd also like to contact you off line to speak in person. Herman/Soy Sos
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2008-02-19 by partlydrone
Hi all, great group, long time lurker, first time poster. Since I've got a bit of spare time (as if) I thought I might build an interesting controller for my modular (doepfer, AS, harvestman). I need something to send gates and control voltages, but not scaled as a keyboard since
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2008-02-19 by peter sedin
that would be soo cool! like the moogerfooger aprils fools last year hehe.. peter gasp_uleg wrote: hi dieter that's preciselly the point. what i've see in the majority of radios i've opened is that tune is controlled by a variable condenser. maybe do you know how to do a voltage
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2008-02-19 by hardware@doepfer.de
> hi dieter > > that's preciselly the point. what i've see in the majority of radios > i've opened is that tune is controlled by a variable condenser. > > maybe do you know how to do a voltage controlled variable condenser? > if you had some small schematic or knew where to find
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2008-02-19 by gasp_uleg
hi dieter that's preciselly the point. what i've see in the majority of radios i've opened is that tune is controlled by a variable condenser. maybe do you know how to do a voltage controlled variable condenser? if you had some small schematic or knew where to find it i would try
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2008-02-19 by David Bulog
Obviously there is a market there for reproductions of classic's -- who knows how large--the possibilities are vast ARP is a winner On 20/02/2008, at 12:23 AM, Frequency Divider wrote: > Yes yes yes!! > > David Bulog wrote: > > > > > > as well as the ARP filter, may i suggest the
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2008-02-19 by Frequency Divider
Yes yes yes!! David Bulog wrote: > > > as well as the ARP filter, may i suggest the ARP Quadra phaser > http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/May02/articles/retrozone0502.asp > > > dave > > On 19/02/2008, at 11:46 PM, > wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > > > I had to say goodbye to an ARP 2600
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2008-02-19 by David Bulog
as well as the ARP filter, may i suggest the ARP Quadra phaser http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/May02/articles/retrozone0502.asp dave On 19/02/2008, at 11:46 PM, wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I had to say goodbye to an ARP 2600 recently. Now I'm missing the > excelent > > filter. Wich on
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2008-02-19 by beebsynthesizers
On 19 Feb 2008, at 09:24, Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com wrote: > In a message dated 2/18/2008 9:38:36 AM Pacific Standard Time, > ekarel@klingt.org writes: > > Has anyone checked out the MFB VD-01 video output module? > > hello, > i`ve had one for a month or so - fantastic, fun mo
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2008-02-19 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hi, > > I had to say goodbye to an ARP 2600 recently. Now I'm missing the excelent > filter. Wich one of the available Doepfer filters would come close to the > ARP 4072 filter? Is maybe a ARP filter in plannign stage by Dieter? Hi > Dieter, this is maybe the only classic filte
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2008-02-19 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hi folks, I have a new-to-me A-100 system that has an A190 MIDI > interface module. First a question regarding this module. When I first > started using it, everything was wonderful. Then I noticed that it > stopped picking up the notes signal following power up (gate signal is
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2008-02-19 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Me thanx you Tony! > > It's interesting that you calibrated this thing before I picked > it up from you. The > necessity for recalibration makes me curious about its stability. > I'll also need to get > the cal. PDF from you. The pdf can be found there: www.doepfer.de/service/A
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2008-02-19 by hardware@doepfer.de
> in my case, the need for a universal sensor adaptor is maybe more to > use it with the Pocket Electronics than in a the A100 but not > exclusivelly, so a module form wouldn't be so creazy. > > i often liked to experiment with strange sensors like for example > linear hall effec
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2008-02-19 by hardware@doepfer.de
> ok, i understand that a modular system is maybe not the best place to > fit a vc radio receiver, it's more a standalone kind of stuff. > > but i'm decided to try to build one myself. i've been looking hard on > the net for schematics on how to control the tuning from a voltage
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2008-02-19 by David Bulog
http://www.bananalogue.com/lpfa.html Here you go--there is one already made You will need to buy a frac rack case On 19/02/2008, at 10:30 PM, José Sogo Flores wrote: > Hi, > > I had to say goodbye to an ARP 2600 recently. Now I'm missing the > excelent > filter. Wich one of the a
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2008-02-19 by José Sogo Flores
Hi, I had to say goodbye to an ARP 2600 recently. Now I'm missing the excelent filter. Wich one of the available Doepfer filters would come close to the ARP 4072 filter? Is maybe a ARP filter in plannign stage by Dieter? Hi Dieter, this is maybe the only classic filter sound not
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2008-02-18 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 2/18/2008 9:38:36 AM Pacific Standard Time, ekarel@klingt.org writes: Has anyone checked out the MFB VD-01 video output module? hello, i`ve had one for a month or so - fantastic, fun module ! definitely a "buy", i.m.h.o. - best, dave **************Ideas to plea
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2008-02-18 by ErnstKarel
Has anyone checked out the MFB VD-01 video output module? http://www.mfberlin.de/Produkte/Module/VD-01/vd-01.html thanks, Ernst
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2008-02-17 by jon schatz
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZjonatdivisionbyzero thanks to everyone who bought my stuff locally and abroad. the rest is up on ebay, along with a roland rs-09, a korg sq-10, and a roland pc-2. -jon "There are no differences but differences of degree between different degrees o
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2008-02-17 by dingfutzer
Have the Following FS/FT: Plan B Model 15 VCO (new) $235, Plan B Model 11 BP VCF (new) $235, Doepfer A113 Subharmonic Generator $245, A121 Multi Mode VCF $115, A138 Exp. Mixer $35, A137 Wave Mutiplier $130, A149-2 Digital Random Voltages $45, A163 VC Divider $85, A185 Bus Access
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2008-02-17 by Bakis Sirros
yes, correct, the language of this forum IS english. --- Keld S?en wrote: > Some guy (me) made a remark about one or two on the > group (one being > Pierre (gabu_004)) started writing in french - and I > pointed out > that the language of this forum is english - which > obviusly
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2008-02-17 by David Bulog
Hi Im looking for advise here on what to buy--both are the same price I need a good output stage to my DAW A-138B Mixer, A-131 VCA or A-109 VCF/VCA/MIXER Also advise wanted on what LFO to buy so far I have A100P suitcase, A-190 midi tio CV, A-155 seq, 2 X A-140 EG, 1 X A-106 Extr
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2008-02-17 by Anthony Rolando
The 126 just needs to be cal'd. Use the search feature and you will find notes on how to cal. Tony > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > From: theglyph@earthlink.net > Date: Sun, 17 Feb 2008 16:37:03 +0000 > Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Output signal from A-126 with no input? > > With
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2008-02-17 by floppy
haha funny that this started such a discussion ! actually it was my mistake to send the message to the group, it was supposed to be private for florian anwander (sorry thats a german name) Keld Sørensen schrieb: > > Some guy (me) made a remark about one or two on the group (one b
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