2008-01-30 by Richard Scott
"I selling my Nord G3" you will get good money for that! Its not even on the market yet :) R ----- Original Message ----- From: James Husted To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 6:43 PM Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Closest module to an EMS Synthi
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2008-01-30 by Axel Jungkunst
Hi James, years ago I used two AKS and one VCS3 with DK1 Keyboards, Octave Filter Bank, Octave Divider, Pitch To Voltage Converter and so on....and now I apologize to have nothing from that all. ;-) A simple Synthi A ist too expensive meanwhile. But the "EMS" soundscenes I want t
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2008-01-30 by James Husted
I used to own two Synthi AKS and a VCS3 - the biggest mistake in my synth buying/selling history was selling them. I have since tried to get the same feeling and function from similar modulars from the different eurorack manufacturers (+40 modules and growing). The main thing I h
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2008-01-30 by michaeltritter
i have a synthi A and the RS500 and 510. i know that the 500 filter is supposed to be an exact rebuild of the synthi filters -- i don't think it quite matches the behavior, but it's still pretty good -- but since much of the charm of the synthi for me is its essential nastiness,
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2008-01-30 by José Sogo Flores
Hi, How do you integrate Frac-rack modules with your Doepfer systems? Do you need a special frame? Is there a european manufacturer for frac-rack frames? I'm very interested in the Bananalogue ARP filter clone (unless Dieter comes up with a ARP filter clone, of course) Best Regar
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2008-01-30 by ilanode
You'll need an FracRak since the mounting holes vary vertically and the Euro frontpanels all are lesser in height then the Frac panel as well. However, PAiA's FracRak is quite cheap compared to an Euro-rack from Doepfer but you'll have to wire the PSU and power distribution yours
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2008-01-29 by Frequency Divider
Sorry, I got my other Beltons on eBay, I don't know another way. Tim Stinchcombe wrote: > > > > but also > > other belton tanks are worth checking out. they also have bigger > models > > which again sound different from accutronics > > I would *love* to be able to try out some ot
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2008-01-29 by Tim Stinchcombe
> but also > other belton tanks are worth checking out. they also have bigger models > which again sound different from accutronics I would *love* to be able to try out some other Belton tanks, but getting hold of them appears to me to be a *major* problem - unless you are an OEM
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2008-01-29 by Maxime
Very nice video, txs for the link ! A189 is really impressive ! I think there should more video demo/tutorial for modules, you really see what's going on ! Cheers --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > > http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=6048
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2008-01-29 by Ed Goldfarb
On the behalf of all of us, Danny thanks so much for putting the time and effort into this it¹s gonna change lives (and sell A-112s!) Peace and love, Ed -- Ed Goldfarb Madcap Labs (415) 377-5831 madcaplabs@comcast.net http://www.madcaplabs.com AIM: madcaplabs [Non-text porti
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2008-01-29 by Axel Jungkunst
Hi, with the RS95e Oscs you will be as near as possible to the EMS sound source, but without the RS500e you will have no chance to build the basics for the typical sound. Further I recommend the RS510e Trapezoid Generator and a Plan B Model 14 Dual Control Processor. best regards
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2008-01-29 by zoog_angelspit
VCO i have no idea. FILTER Doepfer's A-102 (VCF9) is wonderful! it's a diode filter and has a really raw sound similar to the EMS filter. I have never used the "real thing" but I have Analogue Systems' RS- 500e EMS Synthi Filter clone (and it is a brilliant filter!) The diode fil
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2008-01-29 by Eyesaw
Hi - Should I buy an MN 3205 off eBay or from you directly? Thanks, Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: technology transplant To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 9:55 AM Subject: [Doepfer_a100] v3205 BBD & mn3005 differences for A188 and other B
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2008-01-29 by immanuel litzroth
Quoting Daniel Ornelas : > Hi John, > > I was just working on it last night actually, I've got the basic > transmission in and out worked out, I've just been quite > busy at work. > > I believe someone else on the list had something working also > (anyone?) > > At any rate, I wan
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2008-01-29 by Frequency Divider
believe me, any accutronics tank will sound *very* different. but also other belton tanks are worth checking out. they also have bigger models which again sound different from accutronics ilanode wrote: > > > Speaking on a possible reverb tank change: I just want to point out > t
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2008-01-29 by ilanode
In case I wrote anything that suggests I don't expect a sonic change when changing the reverb tanks, I'm sorry. It's my poor command on any language ;) I have not mentioned my sonic expectations. My last message intention was to point out that the whole idea does NOT stem from th
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2008-01-29 by ilanode
I never played an EMS synth :( However AFAIK the cross talk of the patch matrix contributes to the typical EMS sound. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "johnppp2" wrote: > > Hi there > > I'm new here so hello all. I've had a search and read up on the EMS > filters and the like
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2008-01-29 by Richard Scott
Analogue systems told me on the phone that there RS95 VCO basically IS an EMS vco... its a nice VCO but I never used an EMS.... maybe its worth giving them a call Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: johnppp2 To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2008
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2008-01-29 by ilanode
Speaking on a possible reverb tank change: I just want to point out that the module works fine with it's original tank. The idea is simply to obtain a much longer decay - different sound might be fine but is not the purpose. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > I'm t
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2008-01-29 by johnppp2
Hi there I'm new here so hello all. I've had a search and read up on the EMS filters and the like but i'm trying to put together my first system, and i'd like to get the closest to the EMS VCO's that i can. Its more the sound than any of the specific features so any suggestions a
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2008-01-29 by hardware@doepfer.de
> i connect a signal input *i tried both symm in and asym in , but i can > t get the output signal if i can see the overdrive led when i increase > the volume.. so i think it s pre amp it doesn t work.. what do you think?? > thanks!!! > Miguel If the overload and/or envelope LED
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2008-01-29 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I'm the one who was asking about the Accutronics tanks on the Analogue > Haven forum... Dieter, can you confirm that we want the insulated > input and grounded output configuration? > > Thanks, > David Maybe it's not necessary but in the tanks we use for the A-199 the inputs an
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2008-01-29 by hardware@doepfer.de
> hello Dieter, > > of course! > when you have all the poll options ready and clear > please send them to me to make a new poll, > > best regards, :-) > Bakis. Hello Bakis, thank you. I'll get in touch with you as soon as I have the list of possible mods (and related surcharges a
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2008-01-29 by Bakis Sirros
http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=6048 wow, the A189-1 Bit Crusher and A137-2 Wavemultiplier II modules sound awesome! will need these for sure! a vca in the input stage of the a189-1 bit crusher would be very handy, indeed... best regards, Bakis. Bakis Sirros -
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2008-01-28 by Daniel Ornelas
Hi John, I was just working on it last night actually, I've got the basic transmission in and out worked out, I've just been quite busy at work. I believe someone else on the list had something working also (anyone?) At any rate, I want to get as close as I can to the Windows ver
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2008-01-28 by j_inform3r
Hey guys, Whatever happened to the A-112 OS X editor? It would be SO useful for so many users. Danny, do you still plan on going through with it? Best Regards, John --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Ornelas wrote: > > Howdy, > > I'm handy with C/C++ and Cocoa, i'd happi
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2008-01-28 by pro2andrius
i connect a signal input *i tried both symm in and asym in , but i can t get the output signal if i can see the overdrive led when i increase the volume.. so i think it s pre amp it doesn t work.. what do you think?? thanks!!! Miguel --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Stu Grim
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2008-01-28 by Bakis Sirros
hello Dieter, of course! when you have all the poll options ready and clear please send them to me to make a new poll, best regards, :-) Bakis. --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > > > Hi Dieter, > > > > that's a clear "yes" from me to the a137 and a189 > suggestions. > > > > la8, >
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2008-01-28 by deastman2
I'm the one who was asking about the Accutronics tanks on the Analogue Haven forum... Dieter, can you confirm that we want the insulated input and grounded output configuration? Thanks, David
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2008-01-28 by Frequency Divider
of course the length of the springs and the number of springs are also part of the sound, but i have found that even identical specs but a different year can make a *huge* difference in sound. basically you have to try before you buy if possible and check if there's enough hi end
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2008-01-28 by verstaerker
just my 2 cents - a bigger panel for the 189-1 would hesitate me from buying right now - i'm running out of rackspace again :( >> i would buy it immediatley if it comes out as it is for the >> mentioned price of 80 Euro >> >> but i have to admit that the suggested features are in
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2008-01-28 by hardware@doepfer.de
> i would buy it immediatley if it comes out as it is for the > mentioned price of 80 Euro > > but i have to admit that the suggested features are intresting! For the existing version the retail price of the A-189-1 will be between about Euro 70 and 80 (in any case 80 Euro or les
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2008-01-28 by verstaerker
i would buy it immediatley if it comes out as it is for the mentioned price of 80 Euro but i have to admit that the suggested features are intresting! > Hi Dieter, > that's a clear "yes" from me to the a137 and a189 suggestions. > la8, > d Hi Denis, I think we should start a poll
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2008-01-28 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hi Dieter, > > that's a clear "yes" from me to the a137 and a189 suggestions. > > la8, > d Hi Denis, I think we should start a poll as we have - as usual - too many different opinions (I discovered this already during NAMM): from "leave it as it is and manufacture it yesterday"
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2008-01-28 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hi list, a guy from the analoguehaven forum is using an Accutronics > 9AB3C1B reverb tank with it's A199 Spring Reverb. I'd like to try it > myself, yet, I'm not sure which tank to choose. > > There are tanks available having the following impedances: > Input (2nd digit Accutro
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2008-01-28 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hello Dieter > > > A-189-1: > > ext. clock input for the sample rate (instead of the voltage controlled > > sample rate) > I'd not say "instead of voltage control", but there should be an > additional insert point. > > > additional VCA at the signal input to modulate the incomi
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2008-01-28 by ilanode
Thanks! --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > Hi list, a guy from the analoguehaven forum is using an Accutronics > > 9AB3C1B reverb tank with it's A199 Spring Reverb. I'd like to try it > > myself, yet, I'm not sure which tank to choose. > > > > There are tanks avail
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2008-01-28 by beebsynthesizers
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2008-01-28 by Denis Gökdag
actually, yes, an internal PLUS an external clock option would be best for the AD/DA. And: the internal clock should have an "insert" design, where you have the clock available at an output, normalled to the external clock input socket. this way you could insert a logic module (l
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2008-01-28 by ilanode
I've found some more info in the web on the reverb tank issue (see links below). I think the original A199 tank has the following specs: input impedance of 190 ohm; output impedance of 2575 ohm; an insulated input and grounded output. Can anyone confirm this, please! TIA, Ingo ht
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2008-01-28 by Bakis Sirros
yes, i agree too! --- Denis Gökdag wrote: > Hi Dieter, > > that's a clear "yes" from me to the a137 and a189 > suggestions. > > la8, > d > On 28. Jan 2008, at 10:50 AM, > > wrote: > > > Dear members, > > > > I'm back from NAMM. My Yahoo account has stopped > again working > > dur
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2008-01-28 by Denis Gökdag
Hi Dieter, that's a clear "yes" from me to the a137 and a189 suggestions. la8, d On 28. Jan 2008, at 10:50 AM, wrote: > Dear members, > > I'm back from NAMM. My Yahoo account has stopped again working > during my > absence. If there were important questions during this time that
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2008-01-28 by Stu Grimshaw
having heard the demos of this thing i'd say add anything that won't hold up development for more than a day - can't wait to order one of these :) stu > > A-189-1: > > ext. clock input for the sample rate (instead of the voltage controlled > > sample rate) > I'd not say "instead
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2008-01-28 by Stu Grimshaw
thanks, dieter. i'll try out the plateau around zero - if it's not too extreme it should be okay. stu --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > hi group, > > > > i've been trying stuff out with the a174 joystick, and i'm a wee bit > > disappointed with the thing. > > > >
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2008-01-28 by matijnboshoven
A-189-1: I would like to have voltage control of samplerate and an insert for an outboard clock source. The extra VCA at the input could be ok, but not essential. A-137-2: To me it seems best to make an expantion module for this, so you can have the cheap version and if you want
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2008-01-28 by Stu Grimshaw
hi miguel, how do you have the a119 connected up at the moment? just using the in and out won't produce any filtering, although the distortion you can get from the overdriven input can be useful :) cheers, stu --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "pro2andrius" wrote: > > hello, f
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2008-01-28 by ilanode
Hi list, a guy from the analoguehaven forum is using an Accutronics 9AB3C1B reverb tank with it's A199 Spring Reverb. I'd like to try it myself, yet, I'm not sure which tank to choose. There are tanks available having the following impedances: Input (2nd digit Accutronics code):
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2008-01-28 by Florian Anwander
Hello Dieter > A-189-1: > ext. clock input for the sample rate (instead of the voltage controlled > sample rate) I'd not say "instead of voltage control", but there should be an additional insert point. > additional VCA at the signal input to modulate the incoming signal before >
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2008-01-28 by hardware@doepfer.de
> hello group, > > i have a problem according to the fuses of my modular. > i built a larger case and ordered the diy-kit 1. > my problem is: every time i connect more than one busboard to the > power-supply the fuse > blows. i tried fuses with 500mA, the same happened. > can it
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2008-01-28 by hardware@doepfer.de
> hi group, > > i've been trying stuff out with the a174 joystick, and i'm a wee bit > disappointed with the thing. > > first problem is the variation in "rest position" (for want of a > better word) - if i use it for controlling sensitive parameters, for > example the clock spee
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