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2008-01-23 by Stu Grimshaw
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Bulog wrote: > > In addition to the drum module --I would like to see a > brand new step sequencer module where you can save > your sequences and play them back as a pattern and > chain patterns together to make a song > > cheers Dave >
2008-01-23 by Stu Grimshaw
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > What for? > florian, there are many modules from doepfer that replace a combination of other modules, which reduce cost and space. i would also prefer to have, say, five dedicated drum modules instead of five filters,
2008-01-23 by Florian Anwander
Hi Ross, I have to correct my advice: Timothy Stichcombe explained correctly, that the summing point at pin2 of IC1 is not useful. You must use the output of the summing op amp. The voltage will read inverted here (increasing the tune pot, will lower the measured voltage), but yo
2008-01-23 by RSA
As far as I know they will, but I've never had a suitcase. If you let me know how deep the suitcase is, I can measure them for you. thanks, Rob ----- Original Message ---- From: David Bulog To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 9:04:46 PM Subject: Re: [
2008-01-23 by David Westling
Hello group, I've got this A-111 I got used via AH some months ago. it works according to what I'd expect except that the range switch has an anomaly. Set all the way counterclockwise, it puts out at LFO frequencies, but for the top two positions it reverts back to LFO. It has te
2008-01-23 by David Bulog
2 plan b model 15 vco Will these work with Doepher suitcase thanks Dave --- RSA wrote: > I have the following modules for sale, all are in > very good shape and work perfectly: > > > > > > > > > > > wiard > borg 2 > > > > > > > > > > > > 2 plan b > model 15 vco > > > > > > > > >
2008-01-23 by RSA
I have the following modules for sale, all are in very good shape and work perfectly: wiard borg 2 2 plan b model 15 vco analogue systems adsr doepfer a-131 vca a-sol eg01 adsr blacet dual lin vca 2 blacet mult/atten my ebay account is r1tual if you want a reference. Make me an o
2008-01-22 by Florian Anwander
Hi Carlos > Wondering why no one does yet an eurorack analog triple VCO in the > style of the MFB OSC-01 Triple DCO, would be specially perfect for > the portable case setups. I was really excited when I saw the MFB > until I realized it was digital... Seems like all manufacturer
2008-01-22 by Florian Anwander
Hello >do you think there is a demand for a doepfer drum >subsystem ? What for? Drum sounds in analogue drum machines are created by classic circuits like resonant bandpass filters, oscillators and envelope controlled (vulgo voltage controlled) amplifiers, some noise and again an
2008-01-22 by maise3000
hello group, sorry, wrong fuse. (my local dealer is not a pro) Matthias Marass from doepfer helped me, good man, good support. for those who want to know: the diy-kit#1 needs a T2,5A250V fuse. thank you cheers maise
2008-01-22 by Carlos
Wondering why no one does yet an eurorack analog triple VCO in the style of the MFB OSC-01 Triple DCO, would be specially perfect for the portable case setups. I was really excited when I saw the MFB until I realized it was digital... Seems like all manufacturers are trying inste
2008-01-22 by dab
to static - thats exactly what i thought. bruce thedekaa schrieb: > > I would really like it when someone released a drum > module with loads of CV inputs. The ones on the market > now are to static for me. > > At the moment i'm allmost finished with a bassdrum > modular, but thi
2008-01-22 by bruce thedekaa
I would really like it when someone released a drum module with loads of CV inputs. The ones on the market now are to static for me. At the moment i'm allmost finished with a bassdrum modular, but this is an expencive project (i can make any bassdrum when finished). Greets Bruce
2008-01-22 by dab
Hello Group today i was looking at some euro drum modules and realized not for the first time that there arent many options. same goes for voltage controlled dynamic effects (noisegate, compressor...) the 808 source module from doepfer could be expanded to a series of analog drum
2008-01-22 by edgard_varese
I'm just thrilled to see this discussion taking place. I have been watching the development of this product for five years. I can't explain how anxious I am to see it come to fruition. The normal keyboard arrangement happens to work for most of my needs, but I do understand the d
2008-01-21 by Adam-V
Just double check your transformer to see that it meets the requirements. According to the DIY page, for DIY Kit #1 to supply 1200mA you need a 15V/2.5A transformer. If you have a 1A transformer, it will only be good for supplying 500mA to your modules. Assuming you have the righ
2008-01-21 by maise3000
another thing: as long as i take my old powersupply everything works fine. then i just change the cables from the busboard and the fuse blows. i got three diy-kit power supplies and transformers and i tried every combination - everytime the fuse blows. i think there is something
2008-01-21 by maise3000
hello group, thank you adam-v and maxime for your answers, here is what i found out: no short on the busboard, evrything seem to work good (illuminated lights) without any module plugged. as long as i have about/under 600mA everything works fine, no modules are faulty. when i go
2008-01-21 by southsubnotsubdude
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > > Hi Ross > > > i see Pin 2 of summing op amp 1, but i'm not sure where to find it on the board...i think its accesible at R5 next to P6, is that correct? > Yes, this may be a possible measuring point, but be careful
2008-01-21 by Florian Anwander
Hi Ross > i see Pin 2 of summing op amp 1, but i'm not sure where to find it on the board...i think its accesible at R5 next to P6, is that correct? Yes, this may be a possible measuring point, but be careful to select correct side of the resistor. You may measure also direct at
2008-01-21 by Maxime
Hi, Maybe that's trivial, but remember that you have to use TIME LAG (slow burn) fuses. The A100 needs a short period of time to set up when powered on and requires high intensity during this short time. An ordinary fuse will blow when you hit the switch, and that's very frustrat
2008-01-20 by Adam-V
Hi maise We're probably going to need a little more information so a couple of questions for you: Does the fuse blow with or without modules connected to the bus boards? It if blows with no modules connected. You probably have a short in your bus board wiring so double check that
2008-01-20 by maise3000
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 be that i am wor
2008-01-19 by Stu Grimshaw
hello kevin, thanks for your mail. the springs are indeed still there :) maybe i'm asking too much precision of a joystick. i described the second problem poorly. in order to have the maximum value of both axes, the joystick would need to be in the top right hand corner of its ar
2008-01-18 by Ross Goniakowski
Florian: the other day you provided me with detailed instructions for A110 calibration...the one part i'm unsure of is this: "Set VCO-Offset (trim pot P6) that way that Pin 2 of summing Opamp 1 reads really exactly 0 Volts (setting the rotary octave switch may be required)" i see
2008-01-18 by Stu Grimshaw
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 speed of a bbd, the
2008-01-17 by Florian Anwander
Hi > Looking at the DOEPFER site it seems that something called Sounddiver was available and > could be run on OS9. Sounddiver was the extremely powerful universal synth editor / bankloader of emagic. The production/Sales were stopped when Apple bought in emagic. I use Sounddiver
2008-01-17 by Ancient Eyeball Recipe
Yamaha an1x - this was described to me a few weeks ago as virtually untouched, and indeed, that's what it looks like. It looks new. It also has the last firmware, 1.04. I paid a premium for it, and so the price is a little above the the going rate. Hopefully someone will want one
2008-01-17 by fotosmex
Thanks for the response Florian. I am considering the solution that you used but I am going to try to exhaust all possibilities to stay OSX or at least OS9 before going PC. Looking at the DOEPFER site it seems that something called Sounddiver was available and could be run on OS9
2008-01-16 by Florian Anwander
Hi I own Drehbank. As far as I remember the new Drehbank comes with an preset for editing XG-Sounds. If you bought the Drehbank second hand maybe the previous owner erased all settings (this is possible). To setup the Drehbank you definitely need a Windows - either on a separate
2008-01-15 by fotosmex
Hello all, just wondering if anyone out there is using the DOEPFER MIDI (DREHBANK AND POCKET DIAL) controllers successfully with OSX? Specifically I wanted to use with LOGIC 7.2 and MOTION. I plugged the controllers in but can't seem to get either programs to respond when I turn
2008-01-15 by vcovcfvca
Hi Bakis, I've seen the TKB concept page at Doepfer and agree that the separate controller module looks great, but I was thinking that perhaps the complexity of the system may be holding its development back and was just wondering if there may be a place for a simplified option.
2008-01-15 by dingfutzer
Looking for A134 module. Will buy or have following for trade: Plan B Model 11 VCF (unused) $245, Plan B Model 15 VCO v.1 (unused) $250, Doepfer A117 Digital Noise 808 $65, A149-2 Digital Random Voltages $49, A151 Seq. Switch $45, A176 CV Source $59, A185 Bus Access $30. All have
2008-01-15 by Bakis Sirros
guys, you obviosule have missed some older discussion about the TKB and its controller module. there will be a separate controller module that will have MANY functions. each TKB "button/key" will output the voltage that the user will define. so, the TKB will be able to output not
2008-01-15 by Frequency Divider
Hi Herman, Seems like we are both into getting out of the same old boring 12 tone grid :-) I've been trying for more than a year now to advocate a module with more adventurous tuning capabilities, because right now there is no user friendly way to do something like say a gamelan
2008-01-15 by carlocossette
Wow. Very cool idea indeed. Too bad the poll already started. Maybe you can start one. Making a 10 (approx.) plate module, each with a pot that controls the voltage, much like a sequencer, would be a killer module. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Herman Pearl" wrote: > > >
2008-01-15 by Herman Pearl
That actually sounds pretty cool too!! I'm not so much into equal 12 tone controllers right now anyway. >In this respect, > wouldn't it be more useful/interseting to have a simple set of touch > plates (maybe 10 in a desktop version or maybe 5 in a module > version??) that can be
2008-01-14 by vcovcfvca
Hi All, I'm jumping in on this topic kind of late. On top of that I'm about to take it off on another tangent, so I apologise for hijacking the agenda! My question is: what use are people hoping to put the TKB to? I'm guessing that the main interest is as an "alternative" type co
2008-01-14 by watson
http://www.tricities.com/tristate/tri/news.apx.-content-articles-TRI-2008-01-14-0007.html if you received this multiple times i apologize. thanks for reading main page for art, music and studio www.prosaic.org we are also working on our myspace, so hit us up http://myspace.com/ha
2008-01-14 by travesty14850
SWEET Ampex there. Looks factory fresh. I friendified you. > > http://www.tricities.com/tristate/tri/news.apx.-content-articles-TRI-2008-01-14-0007.html > > if you received this multiple times i apologize. thanks for reading > main page for art, music and studio www.prosaic.org >
2008-01-14 by travesty14850
Sorry, forgot to add: I'm in the US, and so I'm looking for US voltage. Thanks again... > > Hi everyone...I've decided to just use my Eurorack stuff in the > studio, so I'm looking to unload my suitcase and get a rackmounted G6. > If anyone is interested in trading, or selling me
2008-01-14 by travesty14850
Hi everyone...I've decided to just use my Eurorack stuff in the studio, so I'm looking to unload my suitcase and get a rackmounted G6. If anyone is interested in trading, or selling me a G6, please email me at inverseroom (at) twcny (dot) rr (dot) com. Thanks!
2008-01-14 by Maxime
To me, the main interest in the module version is that you can put several ones side to side, making a larger keyboard (and I'm not interested in having several TKB). So I think a module with desktop option would be the best idea because with the rack version, you'll have the scr
2008-01-14 by Keld Sørensen
Well nothing fancy - just 3 multiples to make things easier. And I´ve added a spring reverb - old standalone box - matches the tolex of the dotcom spot on. The dotcom is awsome - but not the modulation freak that the doepfer was. But I realised that I was more into Wendy Carlos/L
2008-01-14 by Silas Johansen
Hi Keld, I noticed that, which is why I specified using a harmonics-rich waveform to feed the filter. Dollismine also asked about a patch without a filter so no reason to include one until he got that to work as it would only have complicated matters further. I'm still happy with
2008-01-14 by hardware@doepfer.de
Hello group, this is my last comment before I leave for NAMM: We are about to try another approach to the TKB. Our first two prototypes (which used two different working principles) seemed to work at first glance (some of you will have tried them at NAMM, Frankfurt or workshops).
2008-01-14 by carlocossette
Okay, so I created a poll for it. Since it's a loaded question, I did my very best to make the choices clear for everyone. Enjoy. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "carlocossette" wrote: > > After an e-mail to Dieter, he suggested I post the idea here to see everyone's reactio
2008-01-14 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: Doepfer are planning to release a touch plate keyboard (TKB). However, I think it might be interesting to see it released in a "module" format that can be added with other modules side-by-side, with th
2008-01-14 by Brandon Daniel
On 1/13/08, mritenburg wrote: > I think it is a superb idea. The only reason a person would not like > the idea is if they do not know the power of a music easel. My personal preference would be to see it released in a standalone box that is itself capable of having rack ears att
2008-01-14 by Herman Pearl
I don't presently have a need for such a keyboard but my vote would be to have it usable unracked or racked. Unracked being the way I would most likely use it. Just my thoughts