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2008-02-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hi list, > > Does anybody here have experience with the DIY kit #1 PSU? I'm > considering to get rid of my G6 and G3 cases, both with the old > A-100NT12, and I'm wondering whether it would be worth the extra money > and hassle using the PSU2 in my DIY case, or if I could just
2008-02-04 by Dan Levey
I don't know Logic Studio but what I hear you saying seems to be that you want your modular to trigger events in Logic. I think the problem lies with the A-192. The A-192 is only for control voltages to Midi CC values. There's no way to use that module to convert Incoming CV into
2008-02-04 by mark francombe
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 modules secondhand, and intend on buying LOTS MORE!!! I have 2 completely unrelate
2008-02-04 by RSA
I still have these: Analogue solutions EG01 Doepfer vca Analogue systems EG let me know, thanks, RSA [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-02-04 by James Husted
As a past Synthi owner (2 AKS and VCS3) the matrix is great for live work - you can set the pins (or jacks in this case) half way in and have a pre-patch change available. Especially if you devote the matrix to only things you want to change - modulation sources etc. Leave the me
2008-02-04 by Silas Johansen
Hi list, Does anybody here have experience with the DIY kit #1 PSU? I'm considering to get rid of my G6 and G3 cases, both with the old A-100NT12, and I'm wondering whether it would be worth the extra money and hassle using the PSU2 in my DIY case, or if I could just as well use
2008-02-04 by Bakis Sirros
i saw version 2. hmm... i think i prefer version 1. it's better to have strongly mounted pcb's for the matrix sockets... but if the mounting on version 2 is strong enough, then its ok with me! best regards, Bakis. Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Do
2008-02-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> What about a stand-alone unit? We will not offer the patch matrix as a stand-alone unit but only as a module. If you want a stand-alone device please order the Steckbox of Schneiders Buero. > If it's not made as a stand-alone unit it might be wise to make sure > it would fit in
2008-02-04 by Silas Johansen
What about a stand-alone unit? That would get rid of the space-constraints and make it possible to have I/O jacks along one edge and the top/bottom - and put I/O jacks at a comfortable distance from "patching" jacks, making it easier to insert/remove jacks close to the edge. If d
2008-02-04 by Stu Grimshaw
> If it's not made as a stand-alone unit it might be wise to make sure > it would fit in the "beauty-box" case (with room to spare for a > multiple if it doesn't get too cramped) and offer the latter without > PSU. nice idea. > > That being said I'm not likely to buy this module
2008-02-04 by David Salter
Hi Florian, I concede the point. I was fortunate to have use of a VCS3 for a year so I understand what you mean as they got quite awkward if there were several next to each other.. Whatever configuration is finally adopted will be good for me and I agree that it would be preferab
2008-02-04 by James Husted
I Think having the jacks on the side is the best for both Rack and portable users - I have a problem with some modules when I use my porta cases laying on their backs or slanted (the most common use for me). I have had to mount my AS Joystick module upside down to keep the cables
2008-02-04 by Stu Grimshaw
dieter, if you were to produce a panel that is equally long/wide, the module could be rotated anticlockwise by 90 degrees (to allow inputs on the bottom, outputs right) 180 degrees (inputs on top, outputs right) etc. there would be little point in retaining the 1-8 and a-h labell
2008-02-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> > P.S. What means "BS" in this context ? > > > > This stands for Bull Shit - american slang for many things but in > this case it basically means "obnoxious lies." Thank you for the explanation. I know the term "Bull Shit" but was not familiar with the abbreviation "BS". Best w
2008-02-04 by Florian Anwander
Hi David, > The second version looks good - if a little odd, but I feel that it > could make pulling the plugs out difficult if they are too close. I own a Ghielmetti matrix (same as in the EMS), and even there it is not easy to set or pull the plugs. If you have a look at broadc
2008-02-04 by James Husted
On Feb 4, 2008, at 12:57 AM, hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > > > P.S. What means "BS" in this context ? > This stands for Bull Shit - american slang for many things but in this case it basically means "obnoxious lies." From the wikipedia: Most commonly, it describes incorrect, misle
2008-02-04 by David Salter
Dieter, The second version looks good - if a little odd, but I feel that it could make pulling the plugs out difficult if they are too close. It will be interesting to see how the second prototype works out. I'm excited by this module it will greatly add to the versatility of the
2008-02-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> i agree with florian that the 8 outputs should be on > the bottom or top of the matrix (even if the matrix > should become 7x7 or 8x7). > otherwise you loose much of the instant visual > feedback, and gets quite confusing... Look at the revised preliminary info page of the A-18
2008-02-04 by Bakis Sirros
i agree with florian that the 8 outputs should be on the bottom or top of the matrix (even if the matrix should become 7x7 or 8x7). otherwise you loose much of the instant visual feedback, and gets quite confusing... --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > > Hi Dieter > > > > > The prel
2008-02-04 by Stu Grimshaw
hi florian, that's pretty much the idea - the smaller the modules, the more spielraum you have for weird ideas like... externally clocked transposition?? so release phases, pitch bends and all that will be realised using modules that exist already anyway. thanks for the resistanc
2008-02-04 by David Salter
Hi Michael, Can't help you here as I have only just migrated from using PT Le to Logic 8 but if you do manage to find the answer I would be very interested. Rgds David David Salter Senior Consultant PSG Reuters Messaging: david.salter.reuters.com@reuters.net (t) +44 (0)20 7542 24
2008-02-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hi Dieter > > > The preliminary info page is already online: www.doepfer.de/a1831.htm > Some people may hurt me for this, but: Why don't you provide a 7x7 > matrix only, but for the sake of having the vertical outputs at the > bottom (or top)? I find it very confusing to have t
2008-02-04 by David Bulog
I think Doepfer panels look nice and professional when mounted in A100P suitcase. Some of the other brands modules look really homemade in comparison tank you David
2008-02-04 by Florian Anwander
Hi Dieter > The preliminary info page is already online: www.doepfer.de/a1831.htm Some people may hurt me for this, but: Why don't you provide a 7x7 matrix only, but for the sake of having the vertical outputs at the bottom (or top)? I find it very confusing to have the outputs o
2008-02-04 by Florian Anwander
Hi > if it is as simple (though rudimentary) as i think it is, then the > analog way is easier, as well as offering opportunities for more > individual features/limitations/quirks. i love quirks :) These aren't only limitations. Having the gate and S&H-triggering separated provid
2008-02-04 by Florian Anwander
Hi Stuart, > first question to florian (or anybody that has his book griffbereit): > on page 32 of your book "synthesizer" you have a simple diagram of a > control voltage generator, each resistance corresponding to one key on > the keyboard. what would you recommend as a suitabl
2008-02-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> hi group, especially florian, > > i'm thinking about building a simple keyboard replacement - different > arrangement of the keys but still the tempered scale. i think i know > how i want to do it, but i'd appreciate any advice that anybody may have. > > first question to flori
2008-02-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Stu- > I know this may be out of your price range - and may not fit your > design criteria - but for ease of assembly have you thought of the > Doepfer CTM64 or MKE combined with a MCV4 or A-190. The limitations > are no portamento and you will be defaulting to tempered scales
2008-02-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Schneiders Beuro are planning something similar but as a > standalone: i hope this links works > > http://www.schneidersbuero.de/index.php?sect=products&lang=en&prod > uct=Steckbox%208x8%20V1%20Verbindungsmatrix&hersteller=SchneidersB > uero&kategorie=hersteller¤cy=EURO_B
2008-02-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> "Ship me the modules and let me keep them and I will do the videos" > > Ha ha me too.. but I really enjoyed Dieter's demo. After watching video after video of sales > and marketing types over-hype and hawk their NAMM products, it was very refreshing to > watch someone present t
2008-02-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Dieter- > I planned at one time to make a matrix with !/4" switchcraft High > density stereo jacks (I worked at a company that used them and I could > get them cheap - and I had a bunch of SEM modules). The plan was to > run the output lines on the tip's and the input lines on
2008-02-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> great news, > > Any idea when it could be ready? maybe sometime this year? :) > > C. Hopefully in summer 2008. Our main problem is to find a manufacturer of the patch plugs (shortening or with diodes or resistors or whatever). If the plugs are made by the user summer should be
2008-02-04 by Frequency Divider
> > I'm suprised at this topic, I'm not :-) if I look around me the ugliest piece of gear right now must be the moogerfooger murf. I took off the little aluminium knobs, otherwise they would have fallen of anyway, unbelievable... > > Honestly agreeing with all, still i must say t
2008-02-04 by James Husted
I have the schematics for both the Analog and Digital Oberheim 2-voice keyboards if you want to look at them. The digital is pretty complicated but the analog one is fairly easy to understand. They are on my .Mac public folder: http://homepage.mac.com/ersatzplanet/ I understand t
2008-02-04 by Ancient Eyeball Recipe
> I'm selling virtually all of my eurorack and blacet gear in order to maximize > a modcan order. The general algorithm was to take 20% off of the new prices. There are 2 exceptions - because I'd like to get the equivalent modcan format modules, I discounted the zeroscillator and
2008-02-04 by M M
I'm suprised at this topic, Honestly agreeing with all, still i must say that they are analog modules, high quality and extremely high quality built as i have assessed them personally and cannot believe the attention to detail for the prices (ie solders perfect etc) ; and the sou
2008-02-03 by MICHAEL
Has anybody succesfully "learnt" the midi parameters for cv to midi out into logic studio 8? Or assigned cv-midi inputs in and out to ext midi? Currently when i import the midi on any channel it "pings" the native computer environment (mac osx10.5)... Trying to sync the midi trig
2008-02-03 by Herman Pearl
orgone-confabulation-dandifier! I pay $600 for that any day! I need 2 of those......
2008-02-03 by Maxime
Hi list, hi Dieter, I had this idea about a module I would love to have, maybe it already exists, let me know if it does. So, when mixing and designing sounds, I find myself using more and more Middle/Side matrix for working on stereo. I thought of a module that would be simple,
2008-02-03 by anthonyjanas
I like the look of doepfer modules and knobs. Doepfer has a bauhaus vibe to it. Stiff like test equipment, not cliche 60's scifi like livewire. (no diss towards livewire)
2008-02-03 by Stu Grimshaw
i agree with both sides. the doepfer modules aren't pretty, but those who want vintage knobs can add vintage knobs. i'd sooner spend the money on features. and if you wanna call your waveshaper an orgone-confabulation-dandifier then you go right ahead and do it :) stu --- In Doep
2008-02-03 by Stu Grimshaw
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, James Husted wrote: > > Stu- > I know this may be out of your price range - and may not fit your > design criteria - but for ease of assembly have you thought of the > Doepfer CTM64 or MKE combined with a MCV4 or A-190. The limitations > are n
2008-02-03 by James Husted
Stu- I know this may be out of your price range - and may not fit your design criteria - but for ease of assembly have you thought of the Doepfer CTM64 or MKE combined with a MCV4 or A-190. The limitations are no portamento and you will be defaulting to tempered scales but you co
2008-02-03 by Herman Pearl
OK this may be starting a rather pointless discussion, but who cares how Doepfer modules look? They work. Some companies may have cooler knobs and creative names for their modules like Livewire, but the Doepfer stuff is affordable, does what it is supposed to do and has the bigge
2008-02-03 by Stu Grimshaw
hi group, especially florian, i'm thinking about building a simple keyboard replacement - different arrangement of the keys but still the tempered scale. i think i know how i want to do it, but i'd appreciate any advice that anybody may have. first question to florian (or anybody
2008-02-03 by David Westling
The Doepfer machine is as beautiful as the chance meeting of an umbrella and a sewing machine on a dissecting table... David Westling > you really think doepfer modules LOOK good? I think they all look > like prototypes, industrial and not really finished, and those grey > knobs.
2008-02-03 by synchro1
still available? If so, I'll take it. Hope all is well with you. Jim W. San Mateo -----Original Message----- >From: Ancient Eyeball Recipe >Sent: Feb 2, 2008 9:12 PM >To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >Subject: [Doepfer_a100] g6 case fs > >I have an extra one, which I¹d like to se
2008-02-03 by Ancient Eyeball Recipe
I have an extra one, which I¹d like to sell. These sell new for $530. I¹ll sell for $400 shipped (to continental U.S. only). Gene [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-02-03 by Richard Scott
you really think doepfer modules LOOK good? I think they all look like prototypes, industrial and not really finished, and those grey knobs.... yuk about as pretty as behringer I would say, call me old fashioned but I think there are two nice colours for a modular, black and whit
2008-02-03 by Richard Scott
it could get messy, I think it would need a multicore going to some kind of patching module... personally I'd much rather have a desk top module - I don't like this vertical way of working at all Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: bruce thedekaa To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogrou