Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Best Ring Mod?
2008-02-11 by Florian Anwander
Hi Pierre I only can confirm, that transformer based ring modulators sound really beautiful. And Ken Stones pcbs can be definitely recomended. Florian
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2008-02-11 by Florian Anwander
Hi Pierre I only can confirm, that transformer based ring modulators sound really beautiful. And Ken Stones pcbs can be definitely recomended. Florian
2008-02-11 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hi, > > I would like to appeal to anyone with experience in eradicating a > probable ground loop. I've just done a bit of upgrading in my studio, > and I've developed a nasty buzzing in my system. I've narrowed it > down to the interplay between Logic 7 and my analogue synth. O
2008-02-11 by hardware@doepfer.de
> @Dieter : I understand that there's no point in designing and > manufacturing module that won't sell, even if it is easy to design. > Would you mind help the few people like me who would like to have such > a module DIY, like you did for the power amplifier (to use CV with > li
2008-02-11 by hardware@doepfer.de
Pierre, you find my comments written inline. Dieter Doepfer > Dear Mr Doepfer, > > What about normalled cv inputs and polarizers instead of attenuators ? Polarizers are a good idea. But I don't know what you mean with "normalled cv inputs". Controlling all CV inputs with the same
2008-02-11 by hardware@doepfer.de
> am i right to assume that a diode has no value that needs to be > correct - any old diode from conrad will do? > > thanks, stu I'd recommend a Schottky type as these have a smaller forward voltage (e.g. BAT42). Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
2008-02-11 by Pierre Zeeman
I'm quite partial to Ken Stone's real ring mod myself: http://www.cgs.synth.net/modules/cgsrr.html requires a little work but it sounds really good [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-02-11 by deastman2
As promised, here is a comparison between the standard Doepfer tank and the Accutronics: http://www.distantdimensions.com/reverb_tank_demo.mp3 1. The first sound is the dry source. 2. Next is the 100% wet Doepfer/Belton tank with no feedback or emphasis. 3. Third is the Belton ta
2008-02-11 by neil jendon
No guarantee that this will fix it, but I have a few Ebtech hum eliminators. They are line level isolation transformers. They won't fix every hum, and in one case it introduced a hum, but they've worked for me more often than not. Other than that, I would check your mains outlets
2008-02-10 by stuadh
Hi, I would like to appeal to anyone with experience in eradicating a probable ground loop. I've just done a bit of upgrading in my studio, and I've developed a nasty buzzing in my system. I've narrowed it down to the interplay between Logic 7 and my analogue synth. Of note is th
2008-02-10 by Frequency Divider
hear hear!! Richard Scott wrote: > > > my favorite ring mod by far is the moogerfooger, it is just so smooth > and musical > > not available in eurorack of course! > > R > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: overkloan > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Sunday, February
2008-02-10 by James Husted
The main differences I've found between ring modulators is weather they are AC coupled or not and how much bleed-through you get from the program and modulator inputs. The Synthi ring was AC coupled, meaning when used as a VCA (a DC voltage for the modulator) the Signal would app
2008-02-10 by Richard Scott
my favorite ring mod by far is the moogerfooger, it is just so smooth and musical not available in eurorack of course! R ----- Original Message ----- From: overkloan To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2008 6:25 PM Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Best Ring Mod
2008-02-10 by overkloan
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "johnppp2" wrote: > > I'm still searching on my basic building blocks, anyone point me > towards the fave Ring Mod? I'm still on my EMS style way of thinking > but if there's more versatile ones out there i'd like to know about them. > few day
2008-02-10 by johnppp2
I'm still searching on my basic building blocks, anyone point me towards the fave Ring Mod? I'm still on my EMS style way of thinking but if there's more versatile ones out there i'd like to know about them.
2008-02-10 by jon schatz
model 12 state variable vactrol filter (upgraded by peter g. to mk ii) - $190 model 13 - dual timbral gates - $190 model 15 - complex vco - $245 model 24 - heisenberg generator $210 these are all ~2 years old. i'm the first owner and they've never left my studio. i love the sound
2008-02-09 by Maxime
Thanks guys for your answers. The way I would describe the module is : 2 ways LR / MS matrix with * Left (mono) and Right inputs to Middle and Side outputs * Middle and Side inputs to Left and Right outputs That would probably fit in a 4HP module and be cheap. @Phil : I'd like a
2008-02-09 by Bakis Sirros
hello Francois, ok, if i have to make a poll, i'll make one. but, please, tell me the exact module description the poll should have. best regards, Bakis. --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > Francois, > > such a module would not take too much development > time as it is very simple.
2008-02-09 by Ancient Eyeball Recipe
> Not a midi to cv converter - this goes in the opposite direction. Sells new for $699. I'll sell for $475 shipped to continental U.S. I'll throw in the necessary a-100 AD5 5v adapter, if you need it. This one has the adapter for the Doepfer case. > I wasn't going to sell this, b
2008-02-09 by David Bulog
http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2007/10/simian-mobile-disco-goes- gear.html Very cool cheers
2008-02-08 by pfichoux
Dear Mr Doepfer, What about normalled cv inputs and polarizers instead of attenuators ? The "4 HP expansion module with 8 sockets" is also attractive. I'm not interested in a manual phase shift control because I would like to control the A1372 with an A1431. Finally, I would like
2008-02-08 by David Bulog
Hi I wish to use the 154 + 155 sequencer to do 1: Sequence a Yamaha CS-30 by CV and gate----do I need another Doepfer module that converts the signal to Yamaha format? 2: Sync to a Roland System 100 104 sequencer as the slave via clock in----do I need another Doepfer module that
2008-02-08 by Stu Grimshaw
sorry. one more module that i 'd like to swap for something i'd use more often: a162 dual trigger delay, as new. stu
2008-02-08 by Stu Grimshaw
> It's very simple. The center pin of each switch is connected to an ADC pin > of the microcontroller. In the center position the voltage generated by the > switch is ~ 2.5V (nothing but a voltage divider made with two resistors > connected to +5V and GND). In the left/right posi
2008-02-08 by Bakis Sirros
i agree with Dieter! that's what i tought too about the a137-2! best regards, Bakis. --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > Dear members, > > thank you for the poll results. For the A-189-1 > that's what I expected. For > the A-137-2 I'm a bit surpised that only 8% vote for > a manual
2008-02-08 by matijnboshoven
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > Dear members, > > thank you for the poll results. For the A-189-1 that's what I expected. For > the A-137-2 I'm a bit surpised that only 8% vote for a manual phase shift > control. From my point of view this is a very important func
2008-02-08 by Stu Grimshaw
hi group, a while ago i got a rack full of stuff on ebay, and the following modules i don't need. a178 theramin voltage source (x2) a154 sequncer controller a106-1 extreme filter a170 dual slew limiter all are in good condition. there's also an a128 filter bank, but 4 of the band
2008-02-08 by hardware@doepfer.de
Dear members, thank you for the poll results. For the A-189-1 that's what I expected. For the A-137-2 I'm a bit surpised that only 8% vote for a manual phase shift control. From my point of view this is a very important function. Without this additional controls only symmetrical
2008-02-08 by hardware@doepfer.de
Francois, such a module would not take too much development time as it is very simple. But I personally would not see the need for such module. All functions can be realized e.g. with the A-138c or the soon available A-138e. But if there is sufficient inquiry we could offer such
2008-02-08 by ilanode
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > Dear members, > > thank you for the poll results. For the A-189-1 that's what I expected. For > the A-137-2 I'm a bit surpised that only 8% vote for a manual phase shift > control. From my point of view this is a very important func
2008-02-08 by p. hendricks
On 2/7/08 3:50 PM, "Silas Johansen" wrote: > I like the idea, but I'm not sure I would like something like that in > a module - I would probably prefer a stand alone unit so I could use > it independently of the modular - and preferably with line-level > signals. check out the Jo
2008-02-08 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
The following Doepfer_a100 poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: Which of the followinmg versions of the A189-1 VC Bit Modifier would you prefer Doepfer to manufacture? *Version 1: Leave it as it is (price ~ Euro 70, release date ~ April 2008, 8 HP width)
2008-02-08 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
The following Doepfer_a100 poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: Which of the following versions of the A137-2 Wave Multiplier II would you prefer Doepfer to Manufacture? *Version 1: Leave it as it is (price ~ Euro 50-60, release date ~ April 2008, 8 HP w
2008-02-07 by Silas Johansen
I like the idea, but I'm not sure I would like something like that in a module - I would probably prefer a stand alone unit so I could use it independently of the modular - and preferably with line-level signals. Also, I'm not sure whether this would sell - I think it would be ge
2008-02-07 by neil jendon
Jensen transformers has a schematic for a passive M-S to LR circuit using two transformers. It's on their website. Google it; I'm too lazy to type an url right now. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Looking for last minute shoppi
2008-02-07 by Maxime
Hey, It seems my message got lost in the many messages about the (great) patch matrix module... Any feedback about this module idea ? Anybody interested in it ? I think I'll try to DIY it if I'm the only MS freak in the modular world. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Maxime"
2008-02-07 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I got this module yesterday and is quite everything I expected. Great > to get the eg's auto triggering each other and create interesting > patterns. > > Question though, how come to get each of the adsr to constantly > re-trigger itself it has to be patched to 'end of decay'?
2008-02-07 by Carlos
Ok that explains why patching to end of release wouldn't work as expected, but how come then that patching with 'end of decay' I still seem to get the release of the envelope on every repeat? not complaining thats the behavior I want, but just wondering Carlos --- In Doepfer_a100
2008-02-07 by Carlos
I got this module yesterday and is quite everything I expected. Great to get the eg's auto triggering each other and create interesting patterns. Question though, how come to get each of the adsr to constantly re-trigger itself it has to be patched to 'end of decay'? I thought it
2008-02-07 by Stu Grimshaw
thanks for the help with this, especially james, dieter and florian. i've now got schematics for a mono keyboard, a two voice keyboard and florian's original diagram :) which should keep me busy for a while. stu
2008-02-06 by RSA
on that big auction site. listed under username r1tual. I have a Doepfer a-151 expo vca, and Analogue Solutions and Analogue Systems ADSRs. thanks, RSA [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-02-06 by Bakis Sirros
hello list, please do vote for the two polls that are closing in only a day! its the poll about the final version of the A137-2 Wave Multiplier II module and the poll about the final version of the A189-1 VC Bit Modifier module. thanks, Bakis. Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Int
2008-02-05 by Stu Grimshaw
thanks dieter. it remains to be seen whether i find the courage to start pumping hacked voltages into the newest module in my rack :)
2008-02-05 by David Bulog
Please email me off list if you have one to sell d2ba@xtra.co.nz
2008-02-05 by RSA
Hi list, Doepfer A-151 $76 Analogue Systems rs60 $136 Analogue Solutions EG01 $112 buyer pays shipping. let me know if you are interested. thanks, Rob ----- Original Message ----i From: Logan Mitchell Sr To: RSA Sent: Tuesday, February 5, 2008 1:21:17 AM Subject: RE: [AH] modules
2008-02-05 by Anthony Rolando
This might help: You could also do this with modules. the Voltage Controlled Switch A-150 is tiny and you would still have a switch left over for other use. Using a gate or other CV you could select between your wavetable CV or your audio signal to be recorded, both of which woul
2008-02-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> > The module can can modified for this function. In principle all switch > > functions can be controlled by voltages as the three position switches > > generate internally nothing but 0V/+2.5V/+5V. > > dieter, could you publish information on how to do this? i am also > using a
2008-02-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> OK .geddit... will try tonight, but thru weird experimentation i > discovered that by using a trigger on the glide (not gate) you CAN > control the glide, however its the oposite to what you wpould expect, > IE: A selected trigger going to the glide socket actually CANCELS a >
2008-02-05 by markfrancombe
> Mark, > > you find my comments written inline. Thanks!! > trigger signals are very short pulses only. But if you want to control e.g. > the glide or S&H you need a constant level of the control voltage over the > complete step duration. Consequently trigger signals are not suit
2008-02-05 by Stu Grimshaw
> The module can can modified for this function. In principle all switch > functions can be controlled by voltages as the three position switches > generate internally nothing but 0V/+2.5V/+5V. dieter, could you publish information on how to do this? i am also using an a112 for l
2008-02-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
Mark, you find my comments written inline. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > Hi everyone, been reading for a while, but cos I never actually owned any > Doepfer modules, I didnt have much to say, except Hello. Im glad to report > that this has now changed as I have purchased 11 module