2008-02-17 by gabu_004
Oh no, not a german name LOL!!!... then... what about DOEPFER :-O ? LOL peace g. not Pierre btw... ;) --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, floppy wrote: > > haha funny that this started such a discussion ! > actually it was my mistake to send the message to the group, > it was su
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2008-02-17 by theglyph2000
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. Peace Dawg --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Anthony Rolando wr
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2008-02-17 by Keld Sørensen
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 annoyed Pierre..... Keld --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Westling wrote: >
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2008-02-17 by theglyph2000
With no input applied my VCFS is outputing a signal from the mix and up/down outputs, but not the audio out. The frequency of the signal is controllable from the shift pot and of course can be modulated by the CV input. I'm assuming this isn't normal but I may be wrong. Does anyo
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2008-02-17 by Florian Anwander
Hi > are now using DSP for their new guitar pedals, it must be possible to > find some cheap DSP technology to be fit into a vc modular format. > > of course i understand development and technical expertise is very > diferent for digital stuff than > for purelly analog electronic
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2008-02-17 by matijnboshoven
You need a A-155 sequenser module to use the add on A-154 sequenser controler. The A-154 lets you choose the 1st and last steps of the sequence, change directions, one shot sequences and random steps . It also has a cv clock with pulse with control. It can control 2 A-155 sequenc
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2008-02-17 by gasp_uleg
i am a fanatic of modular concept but i never had the money to build the gigantic modular of my dreams so i went into virtual and i specialized myself into Reaktor, where i've found everythink i ever needed. but the thing is that i deeply hate to use computer in concerts so now i
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2008-02-17 by floppy
hello henf there are 2 doepfer sequencers, the maq 16 wich is a all in one solution cause it has midi and cv, 3 rows that can be used in various functions. and the modular one consisting of actually several pieces. main unit is the 155 wich you would need in any case. the 154 can
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2008-02-17 by gasp_uleg
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 effect sensors to
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2008-02-17 by gasp_uleg
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 but never
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2008-02-17 by David Bulog
Wanted to buy A-109 Filter/VCA/Mixer or A-141 VCA A-119 External input please email me direct d2ba@xtra.co.nz thanks Dave
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2008-02-17 by henfieldj
I have been looking at Modular setups for a long time, especially Gear by Doepfer and Analogue Solutions. I presntly have an ARP Solus and a Moogerfooger setup that I want to use a sequencer with. I am looking at the A154 and A155 modules. If I am only looking to vary pitch, woul
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2008-02-17 by Florian Anwander
Hi the VestaKaza and the Dyncord are sold. The Digitech is still for sale. Florian > ... > Digitech TSR-12 classic 24Bit multi effect with very nice reverbs and > great modulation effects (I am selling this one, because I bought a > TSR-24 some days ago). Price: 80 Euros. > > > T
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2008-02-16 by David Westling
What's he talking about??? ??????? ? @@ ? ? ^ ? ? ? ? @ ? ??????? DW > Dude, be careful with the german language message... some guy may > get really really offended... ;P [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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2008-02-16 by gabu_004
Dude, be careful with the german language message... some guy may get really really offended... ;P g. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, dab wrote: > > hallo florian > > > ich würde gerne alle 3 geräte kaufen > > gruß > andreas > > > Florian Anwander schrieb: > > > > Hello ever
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2008-02-16 by dab
hallo florian ich würde gerne alle 3 geräte kaufen gruß andreas Florian Anwander schrieb: > > Hello everybody, > > I am exchanging some of my delay effects, so these have to go: > > Dynacord DDL-15. Very smooth sounding, classic BBD based delay with LFO > modulation; adding cv co
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2008-02-16 by Florian Anwander
Hello everybody, I am exchanging some of my delay effects, so these have to go: Dynacord DDL-15. Very smooth sounding, classic BBD based delay with LFO modulation; adding cv control should be possible, but I never did it. Price: 50 Euros VestaKaza DIG-420. Very crazy digital dela
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2008-02-15 by floppy
thank you both ! i would never imagine this so easy ... Julian schrieb: > The 5v adapter only has one plug on it (the part that plugs into the system bus) as it re-routes the +5v line back onto the bus > where it can be used by any module needing it. > > I dont know about the pho
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2008-02-15 by floppy
hello group i cant figure out how to use the 5v adapter with the a190. from my understanding the a100ad5 is pluged into the system bus and then the a190 is connected to the adapter. but there is no socket at the ad5 that would allow the a190 to fit in. the same question comes up
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2008-02-15 by Julian
The 5v adapter only has one plug on it (the part that plugs into the system bus) as it re-routes the +5v line back onto the bus where it can be used by any module needing it. I dont know about the photo you link to, so i cant answer that one. Julian -- I am using the free version
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2008-02-15 by jon schatz
On Feb 15, 2008, at 2:01 AM, David Bulog wrote: > Are the cases $425 each or $425 for the pair sorry, i'm replying on-list because i've got this question many times. the cases are $425 each. thanks everyone, -jon "There are no differences but differences of degree between differe
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2008-02-15 by Bakis Sirros
yes, offline please. --- Richard Scott wrote: > please, you modular guys have the technical > knowledge to reply to jon offlist right? > > R > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: David Bulog > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008 11:01 AM > Subjec
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2008-02-15 by boward_k
Hello. Im looking for a 19" G3/G6 style rack from Monacor.com for doepfer modules. Ive got spare rail's from a doepfer DIY kit power suply. /Marcus
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2008-02-15 by Richard Scott
please, you modular guys have the technical knowledge to reply to jon offlist right? R ----- Original Message ----- From: David Bulog To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008 11:01 AM Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] fs: assorted eurorack modules / cases jon Ar
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2008-02-15 by David Bulog
jon Are the cases $425 each or $425 for the pair thanks On 15/02/2008, at 1:33 PM, jon schatz wrote: > pictures at http://divisionbyzero.com/doepfer/ > > analogue systems: > > rs-220 joystick (includes doepfer adapter cable, no asys cable) - $175 > > bananalogue: > > vcs (eurorac
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2008-02-15 by robert wholeshorn
I am interested for one A100P portable cabinet(if is possible) and A179 -A180- vcs banana logue, eventually A 143-2 (not sure) thank for answer Robert jon schatz ha scritto: pictures at http://divisionbyzero.com/doepfer/ analogue systems: rs-220 joystick (includes doepfer adapter
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2008-02-15 by Paul Schmidt
I'll take the A100-P portiable cabints for $425 I will pay via paypal. Thanks, Paul ________________________________ From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com on behalf of jon schatz Sent: Thu 2/14/2008 7:45 PM To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Doepfer_a100] fs: assorted eurora
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2008-02-15 by Giles Ward
> as far as I know this is only the first half of the setting: there is a > width setting for the CV coming from the DA-Converter too. Thanks Florian, I should have stated in my other post this made me take a closer look at it.
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2008-02-15 by jon schatz
pictures at http://divisionbyzero.com/doepfer/ analogue systems: rs-220 joystick (includes doepfer adapter cable, no asys cable) - $175 bananalogue: vcs (eurorack) - $175 doepfer: a-179 light cv source - $80 a-197 analog meter (crack in the plastic cover and missing the screw tha
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2008-02-14 by Ross Goniakowski
i just tried a little experiment... i took my midi>cv box out and patched the gate to the reset on an A-145 LFO and the note cv into the A-101-9 Universal Vactrol mod which i patched to control the A-145 LFO rate...now when i hit a note, the cycle starts and i can can control the
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2008-02-14 by Anthony Rolando
Using A160 to divide that software LFO and then sending those division to the A143 QUAD AR/ AD module you could do exactly what you are speaking of... Each of the 4 ARs could be triggered at a rythmic division of the soft LFO, and you would have individual control of the shape (v
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2008-02-14 by Giles Ward
> That's definitely a prototype (probably the very first one from 1993) > because in the production series all potentiometers were pcb mounted. Even > the later prototypes had pcb mounted potentiometers. It will be a problem to > identify the trimming potentiometers as the positi
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2008-02-14 by Ken Harte
Hi Stu... Iam using a soft LFO coming from my Kenton Pro Solo. It would be good if I could stick that in somewhere on the modular and get multiple LFO divisions. I like wobbling things at different rates. There are ways to do it manually but I can never get manual LFO's to sound
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2008-02-14 by ErnstKarel
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > Currently we are in > negotiations with Schneiders Buero because of the planned matrix module > (A-183-1) and their announced Steckbox. This is very interesting! -- I have been waiting for the development of the Steckbox for a long ti
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2008-02-14 by Anwander, Florian
Hi as far as I know this is only the first half of the setting: there is a width setting for the CV coming from the DA-Converter too. Florian
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2008-02-14 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hi folks, > > Some time ago I bought an MS404 on Ebay Germany and was surprised when > it turned up as it looks a little different to the ones I'd seen in > pictures. I think it's an early version, it has the pots mounted on the > front panel then wired up to the main board whi
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2008-02-14 by hardware@doepfer.de
> VC DIGITAL MULTI EFFECTS PROCESSOR with several CV inputs to control > parameters of a DSP and some memory for reverbs, delays, resonators, > amp simulators, dynamics... So far we have two prototypes of such a module available (based on DSP boards by other companies). But both
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2008-02-14 by hardware@doepfer.de
> So Dieter, is a cv granular processor possible with these digital > chips? they have enough memory? out of all those modules in these > polls that seems to me the most exciting possibility.. I have to clarify with Christian if one of the microcontrollers we use so far is suitab
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2008-02-14 by Silas Johansen
On Feb 14, 2008 12:29 AM, Giles Ward wrote: > > I think it's an early version, it has the pots mounted on the > front panel then wired up to the main board which sits at the back of > the case. I guess you're right on that - the IC in the upper left corner is marked "MS-404 Beta
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2008-02-13 by Giles Ward
Hi folks, Some time ago I bought an MS404 on Ebay Germany and was surprised when it turned up as it looks a little different to the ones I'd seen in pictures. I think it's an early version, it has the pots mounted on the front panel then wired up to the main board which sits at t
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2008-02-13 by Carlos
So Dieter, is a cv granular processor possible with these digital chips? they have enough memory? out of all those modules in these polls that seems to me the most exciting possibility..
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2008-02-13 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 2/13/2008 6:21:06 AM Pacific Standard Time, hardware@doepfer.de writes: . From my point of view it's the wrong idea that we have to give up a module after the announcement because another company finishes a similar module (with or without taking the ideas from
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2008-02-13 by Stu Grimshaw
i would also mention that doepfer's prices, at least in europe, are way better than the competition's, with the exception of analog solutions'. as far as cv-digital goes, this is a relatively new area for everyone, and the more creative input the better. stu > > > In a message da
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2008-02-13 by hardware@doepfer.de
> dear dieter, > again, i must apologise - i didn`t mean to create the impression that you > were "borrowing" others ideas but rather serendipity comes into play - people > find themselves on similar development tracks and because they`ve "started", > they feel the need to "finis
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2008-02-13 by jmaddocks1975
Not sure if I understand exactly what you're after. A VCLFO triggered from your computer via a midi/cv convertor should do it. Amount of notes per bar will alter the sync, and modulation will change the speed, right? Can all be programmed in cubase if you have a decent midi/cv co
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2008-02-13 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 2/13/2008 2:03:21 AM Pacific Standard Time, hardware@doepfer.de writes: concerning the modules mentioned by you (delay, bit crusher/cruncher) it's wrong to say that we duplicate parallel module developments by other companies! The bit cruncher and delay are a s
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2008-02-13 by Richard Scott
a radio reciever which you could sequence via CV and modulate with LFOs would be a different thing though - crazy, and rather specilaised, but different! Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: Anwander, Florian To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 20
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2008-02-13 by hardware@doepfer.de
> i just fixed the problem by calibrating the maq, this is a very nice > procedure. > i couldnt get the 36 (lowest setting of the knob) to G#3, it was just > not possible to reach > by the trim pot of the maq and the tune fader of the synth. > so i set 36 to A#2. That's because o
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2008-02-13 by Anwander, Florian
Hello The last days two of you proposed a radio receiver as a module. To my knowledge there is no chance to get these, because everyone who wants to produce and sell radio receivers to the end customer has to obey very strict rules, has do to extensive testings and certifications
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2008-02-13 by Anwander, Florian
Hi Ken, to my experience, there is no analogue LFO which can do this. Most of the advanced MIDI-CV interfaces provide soft-LFOs with a tempo that corresponds to the clock in a certain ratio. It might be a good idea to create a partially digital module like this: clock in (16th) -
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