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2008-01-10 by Florian Anwander
Uuups > I could imagine that this is an delay caused by an high of the A-190s The word "load" is missing here. This should read like: ....that this is an delay caused by a high load of the A-190s MIDI buffer due to an large amount of incoming MIDI messages. Florian
2008-01-10 by Florian Anwander
junglephone wrote: > It's not that steps are dropping out because of a note range issue. I'm getting all the notes > I play. It's that the rhythmic timing of the stream of notes (16th notes for instance) > glitches at random moments. In other words, the timing is not solid. I cou
2008-01-10 by Maxime
I'm not a pro with it, but the (aweomse) freeware "midi-ox" can probably help you filtering and monitoring the midi datas you're sending to your A190. There's a link at the bottom of the main Doepfer.de webpage for download. Hope that helps ! Max. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.
2008-01-10 by junglephone
Understood. This is a very plausible explanation. I'm trying to find a way to filter MIDI data in Live but so far, nothing. I created a template in the Novation with no Aftertouch hoping that would help but it didn't. I'm starting to think a more robust MIDI to CV might be in ord
2008-01-10 by verstaerker
i just thought that might be the reason - i'll check that tonight > Thanks for the response! > It's not that steps are dropping out because of a note range issue. I'm getting all the notes > I play. It's that the rhythmic timing of the stream of notes (16th notes for instance) >
2008-01-10 by verstaerker
i encountered that the my a-190 is only accepting notes not lower than C3 (if i remember right) for trigger - this can be adjusted in the config (see manual) > Hello All, > I am attempting to play the A-100 with the Ableton Live 7 arpeggiator. It works except > that at random poi
2008-01-10 by junglephone
I really appreciate you taking the time to respond. I'll try it. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, verstaerker wrote: > > i just thought that might be the reason - i'll check that tonight > > > Thanks for the response! > > > It's not that steps are dropping out because of a no
2008-01-10 by junglephone
Thanks for the response! It's not that steps are dropping out because of a note range issue. I'm getting all the notes I play. It's that the rhythmic timing of the stream of notes (16th notes for instance) glitches at random moments. In other words, the timing is not solid. Thank
2008-01-10 by Florian Anwander
Hi Ross > i checked the MPU 101 and it's putting out solid 1 v/oct, i'll start at 1 volt and attempt adjustment of the octaves from there...where should i set the VCO high end trim when adjusting the octaves, and to what degree will it affect the octave adjustment? in other words
2008-01-10 by hardware@doepfer.de
> i checked the MPU 101 and it's putting out solid 1 v/oct, i'll > start at 1 volt and attempt adjustment of the octaves from > there...where should i set the VCO high end trim when adjusting > the octaves, and to what degree will it affect the octave > adjustment? in other words
2008-01-10 by junglephone
Hello All, I am attempting to play the A-100 with the Ableton Live 7 arpeggiator. It works except that at random points, there is a "hiccup" in the rhythmic flow. I tested the arp with sofsynths and had no problems. I have played with the A-140 to see if it effects the timing. I
2008-01-10 by verstaerker
that bitcrusher sounds really intresting! looking forward to test it myself > If your are interested in the bit cruncher A-189-1: the first demo sounds > are now online. We had a bit problems with the sound card of the new > computer (too much hum during recording). That's why it
2008-01-10 by Ross Goniakowski
i checked the MPU 101 and it's putting out solid 1 v/oct, i'll start at 1 volt and attempt adjustment of the octaves from there...where should i set the VCO high end trim when adjusting the octaves, and to what degree will it affect the octave adjustment? in other words, if the h
2008-01-10 by David Salter
Hello Dieter, Thank you for the prompt response. I agree that menu driven systems are a pain and not really workable. I only ask as my real estate is getting very limited now, unless I rack to the ceiling and get a box to stand on :o) Best wishes David David Salter Senior Consult
2008-01-10 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Out of interest have you any timelines for other uses of the AD/DA > module? Also will it be possible to have a multifunction module or will > I need to get one of each type? > > Rgds > > David So far there is no timeline for other derivates of the AD/DA prototype. We think abo
2008-01-10 by David Salter
Very nice sounding module. Looking forward to it's release. Out of interest have you any timelines for other uses of the AD/DA module? Also will it be possible to have a multifunction module or will I need to get one of each type? Rgds David David Salter Senior Consultant PSG Reu
2008-01-10 by hardware@doepfer.de
> wow, this module sounds crazy! great! > and that is only with a simple one vco input... > best regards, > Bakis. I have added another example with a VCA between VCO and the signal input of the A-189-1 Bit cruncher. The sound remembers me a bit to the A-137 wave multiplier. Best
2008-01-10 by Stu Grimshaw
yes, congratulation are in order, i think. i must admit, i didn't really see the potential in this idea, since bit crushing was rather done to death in the 90's, but it really is a winner - voltage controlled digital synthesis seems to offer many new approaches. i was particularl
2008-01-10 by hardware@doepfer.de
> i have two A100 oscs that are at least ten years old i beilieve, > and they aren't tracking correctly... i read over the info from > here: http://www.doepfer.de/a110_tec.htm and i've attempted > adjust the tracking, but i'm not doing to well...i understand > what the basic idea
2008-01-10 by Anthony Rolando
Anybody need an Exp. VCA? Works perfectly, looking to trade for just about any module. Thanx, Tony _________________________________________________________________ Share life as it happens with the new Windows Live. http://www.windowslive.com/share.html?ocid=TXT_TAGHM_Wave2_shar
2008-01-10 by Sylvain Delisle
Oh I think that the Shure comapny can buy it by themselves. That's nice of you to think of them, but me, I'll order it for myself! Thats for sure :) Really great new module, congratulation Dieter, I'm sure that it's gonna be a popular one. Sylvain -----Message d'origine----- De :
2008-01-10 by gabu_004
LOL... and its a running gag in my recording class HAHAHAHA!!! Hery ùHAppy new year Silvain btw! Do you still ues the triple lpg? i'd be on the list to buy it if you ever think of letting it go! ;) g. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Sylvain Delisle" wrote: > > Oh I think th
2008-01-09 by Maxime
That sounds awesome ! This module with 188BBD can make a hell noisy combo ! And the CV inputs on the 189 seems rerally interesting, I need to hear what does a bass when bitcrunched only when the kick slaps or this kind of patches !! Keep goin' ! Max. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogrou
2008-01-09 by vcovcfvca
I agree, most of my modules have come from AH and most likely all my future modules will be from there. If I ever have any module questions before buying, I know that I can rely on their expertise to help guide the way. Shawn in particular is great as he really knows the modules
2008-01-09 by Bakis Sirros
wow, this module sounds crazy! great! and that is only with a simple one vco input... best regards, Bakis. --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > If your are interested in the bit cruncher A-189-1: > the first demo sounds > are now online. We had a bit problems with the sound > card of
2008-01-09 by Ross Goniakowski
i have two A100 oscs that are at least ten years old i beilieve, and they aren't tracking correctly... i read over the info from here: http://www.doepfer.de/a110_tec.htm and i've attempted adjust the tracking, but i'm not doing to well...i understand what the basic idea is, but i
2008-01-09 by Adam-V
Hi Adam, It's nice to discover another Doepfer owner located in Melbourne. If there is a module you wish to try out before you buy and it is one that I have, you'd be most welcome to pop around and do so. Just contact me off the list to organise it. Cheers, Adam-V --- In Doepfer_
2008-01-09 by bruce thedekaa
Ow yeah, This module sounds good:) Will order one for shure when available. Greets Bruce --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > If your are interested in the bit cruncher A-189-1: > the first demo sounds > are now online. We had a bit problems with the sound > card of the new > compute
2008-01-09 by Ross Goniakowski
please diregard, i found the info... thanks, rg ----- Original Message ---- From: Ross Goniakowski To: Doepfer List Sent: Wednesday, January 9, 2008 12:41:46 PM Subject: [Doepfer_a100] A110 calibration my base A100 system is at least ten years old and needs a good once over......
2008-01-09 by hardware@doepfer.de
If your are interested in the bit cruncher A-189-1: the first demo sounds are now online. We had a bit problems with the sound card of the new computer (too much hum during recording). That's why it took such a long time to publish the demo (Ingo, thank you for your hints). Best
2008-01-09 by hardware@doepfer.de
> my base A100 system is at least ten years old and needs a good > once over......i need the calibration proceedure for the A-110 > oscs...i think it was posted a few days ago but i lost the email, > could someone post the link again? also, i recall there being > info on adjustin
2008-01-09 by Bakis Sirros
indeed, Analogue Haven have a GREAT service, i can confirm this! best regards, Bakis. --- Eyesaw wrote: > The best customer service you can find is with AH. > Shawn & Chuck aim to please - > > Bill > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Ross Goniakowski > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoo
2008-01-09 by Bakis Sirros
hello Paulo, please, do whatever Florian said. if you do not do this, then i'll have to remove you from the group. also, you still have not replied if you use the doepfer A100 in your works (if you make the sound of a video using the A100, i mean). if you do not use the A100, the
2008-01-09 by Ross Goniakowski
my base A100 system is at least ten years old and needs a good once over......i need the calibration proceedure for the A-110 oscs...i think it was posted a few days ago but i lost the email, could someone post the link again? also, i recall there being info on adjusting the olde
2008-01-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi PAULO several people asked you not to post those messages any longer on this list. Also I wrote you once already that this publication breaks the publishing right of the editors of PPV and of me who I am the producer of this sound example. Please remove it from the server, and
2008-01-09 by PAULO R. C. BARROS
http://www.hyphy.nl/Enigmidia__B-gp5x1ujME.html All the best, Paulo [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-01-09 by Eyesaw
The best customer service you can find is with AH. Shawn & Chuck aim to please - Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: Ross Goniakowski To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 8:38 AM Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: A-125 phase shifter impressions? An
2008-01-09 by Ross Goniakowski
Analogue Haven allows returns for 30 days as well, but i believe they charge 15% restocking fee, and then sell the item as "used" for 15% off new price (this applies to new items)...actually i'm getting the A125 from AH as a used item....they are great to deal with and have treat
2008-01-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi Silas > We have a similar law in Denmark, so it's quite possibly an EU thing. > Might be an expensive way to try out stuff that you buy > internationally, though, as you'll still have to pay for postage both > ways if you don't buy. In Germany the postage has to be covered by
2008-01-09 by Silas Johansen
On Jan 9, 2008 9:54 AM, Florian Anwander wrote: > In Germany there is a law regarding all goods you buy in any kind of > distance selling (like mail order or internet), that the buyer can give > the goods back within one month without giving any reason. Thats really > great. > Th
2008-01-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi, > not any easier in the States... unless your near AH....in South Cali, that's > all. check the specs and manual, and see/hear what others say-- AND how that > applies to how you work. In Germany there is a law regarding all goods you buy in any kind of distance selling (like
2008-01-09 by p. hendricks
On 1/8/08 1:13 PM, "Adam-V" wrote: > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "vcovcfvca" wrote: >> I'm over in Australia and never get to try modules before buying, so >> generally find that I have to take a leap of faith. not any easier in the States... unless your near AH....in So
2008-01-09 by vcovcfvca
Hey Adam-V, Roughly Melbourne. -Adam --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Adam-V" wrote: > > Hi Adam, > > Roughly where in Australia are you? > > Cheers, > Adam-V > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "vcovcfvca" wrote: > > I'm over in Australia and never get to try modules bef
2008-01-08 by Adam-V
Hi Adam, Roughly where in Australia are you? Cheers, Adam-V --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "vcovcfvca" wrote: > I'm over in Australia and never get to try modules before buying, so > generally find that I have to take a leap of faith.
2008-01-08 by Frequency Divider
All these suggestions work for me too, but for the *ultimate* in clap envelopes use two a-143-2 modules, which gives almost unlimited possibilities for fat and lively clapping :-) Anton hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > > > > On Jan 7, 2008 1:37 PM, dab > wrote: > > > im searching for
2008-01-08 by Florian Anwander
Hi Alexandre (and Dieter) >>Pierre, I answered to you about this on the audiofanzine >>website... I will try the A111/A178 >>as soon as I can... means maybe not before one month possibly... >>so maybe someone else could do that before me maybe? > The linear FM input of the A-111
2008-01-08 by immanuel litzroth
Quoting Chris Henkel : > Hi Danny, hi Immanuel, > > thank you for the quick feedback. That is great news! > > Immanuel, as I do not have an A-112 at hand in the moment, I'd have > to drive > over to Doepfers (15min) and pick one up. I am on Intel-Mac, so if > I can > help, please
2008-01-08 by Florian Anwander
Hi, to my experience the A-143-1 is not fast enough for claps. my faourite clap consists of: white noise -> one or more bandpassfilter/s (I use the trautionium filter) -> VCA1 -> VCA2 VCA1 and 2 are the two halfs of a A-132. VCA1 is controlled by an A140 with setting like: A=0 D=
2008-01-08 by Chris Henkel
Hi Danny, hi Immanuel, thank you for the quick feedback. That is great news! Immanuel, as I do not have an A-112 at hand in the moment, I'd have to drive over to Doepfers (15min) and pick one up. I am on Intel-Mac, so if I can help, please let me know. Best wishes, chris henkel [
2008-01-08 by immanuel litzroth
Quoting Chris Henkel : > Hi, > > shortly before christmas we had a discussion on this list about > programming > a sample loader for Mac OS to be used with the A-112. > > Someone was so kind to stand up and volunteer; just for my > information: is > someone actually working on th