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2008-01-06 by p. hendricks
This may be best suited for Dieter. ? As I'm not certain how the vactrols compare-- I could look... and meant to but now the system is on... and I could only tell you if they're the same as the 101-2. But the ones Doepfer uses are different the VTL5C Series from PerkinElmer that
2008-01-06 by pfichoux
Dear Gabu, Yesterday, I could play 4 octave in a 50 cm space around the antenna. But playing the higher notes without getting out of tune was almost impossible. I practice a lot playing Beach Boys "Good Vibrations" and it requires 2 octave. A110 CV1 input is 1V/octave. Right ? So
2008-01-06 by dagon@spray.se
> Fr'n: peter sedin > Till: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Rubrik: Re: [Doepfer_a100] MCV24 and some other old products questions > Datum: Sat, 5 Jan 2008 13:01:21 -0800 (PST) looks like this shop in sweden still got them! http://www.analogue.org/network/frames24.htm peace.. pete
2008-01-05 by peter sedin
looks like this shop in sweden still got them! http://www.analogue.org/network/frames24.htm peace.. peter íÉÈÁÉÌ îÏ×ÉËÏ× wrote: Hello! That's a pity ( I think I am able to create Pocket Fader analog with your great OEM kits, but I won't be able to recreate MCV24, and I don't know
2008-01-05 by Михаил Новиков
Hello! That's a pity ( I think I am able to create Pocket Fader analog with your great OEM kits, but I won't be able to recreate MCV24, and I don't know any other similar devices. Is there any other way to pass midi information from numerous faders/knobs to A-100? Best Regards, M
2008-01-05 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Tony, > Anybody know what is the maxium frequency of modulation a Vactrol wil be able to respond to? That will depend quite a lot on just exactly what type of Vactrol you use. Take a look at the second page of this datasheet, and at the top you'll see two 'response time' graph
2008-01-05 by Anthony Rolando
Ok, that makes sense. Thank you both for all the help. I have already one VCLFO. I would like to have both of the LFO in my system Voltage Controlled to explore chaotic CV generation using 2 LFOs cross-modulating each other. I figured that rather then sell the A-145 (my suitcase
2008-01-05 by Anthony Rolando
Dieter, I might be misunderstanding the question, but wouldn't the output also need to be direct coupled as well? I am wanting to use the A-112 to record CV, and I figured DC ins and outs would be neccesary for this... From our past conversation regarding the A-112 I gathered tha
2008-01-05 by Julian
Sorry to hijack, but it seems appropiate - I think i still have one a147 VC lfo for sale, and, additionally, one analogue solutions lfo-1 (vclfo/noise/s&h/etc) Located in england, and priced at 65% of new price (new price as per uk distributer, emis) Julian (also have some a145 l
2008-01-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Now to questions. I was interested in MCV24 and Pocket Fader, that as > I understood are discontinued. Is there any way to get one? I wonder > if Doepfer has any plans to continue this products. There are no plans to manufacture these products again. The sales of these products
2008-01-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hello Mr. Doepfer & list, > > I'm very interested in the Modcan CV recorder, but would prefer not to > delve into other modular formats. Seeing as the bit cruncher module is > about to go ahead, I'm wondering if there will be a new Doepfer sampler > type module in next year or
2008-01-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
-P-, I don't think this simple mod will work as the A-145 is a simple non-voltage-controlled oscillator (the standard integrator/comparator circuit). The frequency pot is not connected to a fixed voltage but to the comparator output and the position of the pot defines the share o
2008-01-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Dear list > Does anyone have the ballpark retail price for this new keyboard > i was looking to buy a Roland 180 but it might be worthwhile to wait. > > I assume Doepfer A100 keyboard - would drive both A100 + Roland > System 100m ? > > Thank you > David The ballpark prices are
2008-01-05 by bellenger_a
alors oui... so... me in fact, I didnt even really understood the question at first... so my answer was pure crap... and also never used the theremin in such precise aspect, but now Gabu... I understand much better with the string example especially as a guitarist... merci pour c
2008-01-05 by (i think you can figure that out)
Repling to my own post (OK, I talk to myself, I admit it) I got a letter offlist from a person who knows the circuit better than I (I don't have the schemo for this guy, just repaired one once), and this gentleman informed me that while my hack it would in fact alter the freq, it
2008-01-05 by gabu_004
Les gars, les gars! It can't be linear! Just as the guitar string or the equal tempered keyboard aren't either... Just imagine how far you would need to run back and forth from your system to play 2-3 octaves! ;P j'espère que ça vous aide un peu! à+ g. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogr
2008-01-05 by Chris Henkel
Hi Pierre, I play an Etherwave Pro Theremin from Moog (which is supposedly the 'perfect' Theremin) and I also tried to use the A-178 (I removed them only recently from my Doepfer-Rack - if someone is interested in them, please let me know what they would be worth for you to buy)
2008-01-05 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 1/5/2008 3:54:25 AM Pacific Standard Time, techmeier@web.de writes: Your hint that you and Dave "agreed that, if we liked each other's work, we would make some comments in the a100 group" makes obvious that a possible controverserly discussion is not intend
2008-01-05 by pfichoux
I'll try to explain my problem another way : Suppose you want to play thru a 3 octave range with the simple theremin (A178 CV out to the A110 CV2 input). You'll need to move 8" (20 cm) to play notes in the lower octave (C3 to C4), 4" (10 cm) to play notes in the middle octave (C4
2008-01-05 by Bakis Sirros
Ingo, you do not have to encounter my reviews in so many other lists, because i post the reviews mostly to forums, not groups. (i have posted reviews to yahoo groups but i try not to be many...) and forums have threads that you can subscribe or unsubscribe from. if a thread does
2008-01-05 by ilanode
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > (let me mention this, btw: this group is for > discussion of everything having to do with the a100 > modular. that includes music and albums made with the > a100 also, not only a100 technical issues and future > modules r
2008-01-05 by Anthony Rolando
No, I was talking about adding VC without the A101-9. My suitcase is full! Peter, thank you VERY much for the detailed info. I really appreciate it. Funny I was just about to start breadboarding a driver circuit for the Vactrol solution... but like Peter said, "...It would be mor
2008-01-05 by Bakis Sirros
hello Peter, thank you for the usefull info! but, i think, by using vactrols, he means by adding the universal vactrol module A101-9. this should make the vactrol mod much easier, i guess. but it would probably require on more 4HP faceplate to add the vactrol input. or not? best
2008-01-05 by bellenger_a
ALLO... oui... I use to play with the A178 quite a lot... let me see... Did you try to put the CV out of A178 through a A130/131 to be able to adjust the level... or if you put it through CV2 of A111 you can adjust the level for pitch control... Pour le.. for the linear input, ju
2008-01-05 by (i think you can figure that out)
You shouldn't need a vactrol at all. There is a current limiting 100K resistor coming from the wiper (center pin) of the Freq pot. That's the only place the wiper goes, this 100K resistor should be easy to locate. One end of that resistor goes to the wiper, the other end goes to
2008-01-04 by pfichoux
Dear A100 users, I'm trying to play a melody with two A178 (Simple Theremin System as shown on the doepfer home page) and it's really difficult. I'm disappointed by the exponential behavior of the A178 CV output : tune changes to fast as I move closer to the antenna. Do you think
2008-01-04 by vcovcfvca
Hello Mr. Doepfer & list, I'm very interested in the Modcan CV recorder, but would prefer not to delve into other modular formats. Seeing as the bit cruncher module is about to go ahead, I'm wondering if there will be a new Doepfer sampler type module in next year or two? Thanks,
2008-01-04 by earthtodylan2000
Hello I just released a CD of music from my modular synthesizer system a few weeks ago. It's called... "Plays The Modular Synthesizer" NO MODERN COMPUTER TRICKS WERE INVOLVED! It's about 34 minutes long and covers many moods and styles that I've explored on my Modular Synth. From
2008-01-04 by Bakis Sirros
yes, it will. --- David Bulog wrote: > Dear list > Does anyone have the ballpark retail price for this > new keyboard > i was looking to buy a Roland 180 but it might be > worthwhile to wait. > > I assume Doepfer A100 keyboard - would drive both > A100 + Roland > System 100m ? >
2008-01-04 by David Bulog
Dear list Does anyone have the ballpark retail price for this new keyboard i was looking to buy a Roland 180 but it might be worthwhile to wait. I assume Doepfer A100 keyboard - would drive both A100 + Roland System 100m ? Thank you David
2008-01-04 by Denis Gökdag
lol, hehe :-) d On 04. Jan 2008, at 5:56 PM, peter sedin wrote: > hi denis! big OT but as its friday and all, did you know that > gökdag means "fuckday" on swedish > hehe.. > have a nice weekend! > peter > > Denis Gökdag wrote: > On 03. Jan 2008, at 9:49 AM, > wrote: > > > Hi Den
2008-01-04 by Bakis Sirros
welcome to the group Mikhail! best regards, Bakis. --- freiksenet wrote: > Hello! > > First of all, you can now welcome me as a > full-fledged member of your > community - yesterday I ordered my first Doepfer > modules. I wish to > express my gratitude to all members of this grou
2008-01-04 by freiksenet
Hello! First of all, you can now welcome me as a full-fledged member of your community - yesterday I ordered my first Doepfer modules. I wish to express my gratitude to all members of this group for helping me in my choice of modules and to Doepfer company for their wonderful pro
2008-01-04 by peter sedin
hi denis! big OT but as its friday and all, did you know that gökdag means "fuckday" on swedish hehe.. have a nice weekend! peter Denis Gökdag wrote: On 03. Jan 2008, at 9:49 AM, wrote: > Hi Denis, > > the ADCs have 200kS/s (200kSamples/second) and in addition a digital > hardwar
2008-01-04 by Denis Gökdag
On 03. Jan 2008, at 9:49 AM, wrote: > Hi Denis, > > the ADCs have 200kS/s (200kSamples/second) and in addition a digital > hardware multiplier for special calculations is available (not > required for > pure bit crunching but other effects like waveshaping, digital ring > modulat
2008-01-04 by Bakis Sirros
hello list, several weeks ago, Dave Vosh offered me a dvd with a live performance (including modular synths) of his project "SAFE", and also his Safe" project's cdr album(in return, i offered him my latest PW cd album). we agreed that, if we liked each other's work, we would make
2008-01-04 by r_a_quirk
thanks Phil for the reference to David Tudor which has peaked my interest about the 125. I love vactrols (and would like them in just about every module) and seemed to have missed the 125 altogether. Are these slowish vactrols? i.e. same kind of c/v response slew as the lowpass g
2008-01-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
Dear members, it seems that there were again problems between December 28, 2007 and January 03, 2008 with the messages I receive from the group. During this time I did not receive any messages and discovered this today as Anton reclaimed the missing answer to his message. The pro
2008-01-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I would like to add Voltage control to my A-145 LFO. I would like > to do so with a Vactrol. Would anybody be willing to point me in > the right direction? > > Would it be possible that I could look at a portion of the > schematic so that I could add this? > > Thanx, > > Tony T
2008-01-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Ok, I just got home and I figured out for myself that the A-131 is AC coupled. So you own probably the first version with CEM3381. The last A-130 with CEM3381/PA381 were manufactured ~ 2001. > Is it possible to modify it to be DC? No. The CEM3381/82 VCAs require AC coupling. Be
2008-01-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hello, is the A-131 DC or AC coupled? The A-131- is DC coupled (unless you have the old version with CEM3381, these were AC coupled). > Is it possible to modify A-131 to have one CV input be Exp. and the other be Linear? No the current source is different for linear and exponen
2008-01-04 by p. hendricks
I'm not usually a fan of, nor drawn to phasers, but both are great, the vactrol 101-3 is one of my favorite modules, and it seems lame to to reduce it to "phaser" status. the a125 is very nice and useful as well, although a bit neglected here--loved the 101-3 so much was going to
2008-01-04 by Anthony Rolando
I would like to add Voltage control to my A-145 LFO. I would like to do so with a Vactrol. Would anybody be willing to point me in the right direction? Would it be possible that I could look at a portion of the schematic so that I could add this? Thanx, Tony _____________________
2008-01-04 by Anthony Rolando
Ok, I just got home and I figured out for myself that the A-131 is AC coupled. Is it possible to modify it to be DC? Tony ---------------------------------------- > To: doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > From: goldenechos@hotmail.com > Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 20:05:22 -0500 > Subject:
2008-01-04 by Anthony Rolando
Hello, is the A-131 DC or AC coupled? Is it possible to modify A-131 to have one CV input be Exp. and the other be Linear? Thanx, Tony _________________________________________________________________ Don't get caught with egg on your face. Play Chicktionary! http://club.live.com
2008-01-03 by Mark Pulver
I have the A101-1 and A101-3 in my pile and they're awesome. VERY smooth and full. if you've never had experience with a Vactrol based piece of gear, you really need to. :) Mark ------ Bakis Sirros (01:14 PM 1/3/2008) wrote: >yes, i waa refering to the vactrol modular phaser. >be
2008-01-03 by Bakis Sirros
yes, i waa refering to the vactrol modular phaser. best regards, Bakis. --- Ross Goniakowski wrote: > thanks for the reply... > > were you refereing to the Doepfer Vactrol phaser? > indeed, too expensive for me! > > > > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: Bakis Sirros > To: Doe
2008-01-03 by Ross Goniakowski
thanks for the reply... were you refereing to the Doepfer Vactrol phaser? indeed, too expensive for me! ----- Original Message ---- From: Bakis Sirros To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, January 3, 2008 2:54:11 AM Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] A-125 phase shifter impre
2008-01-03 by Bakis Sirros
thanks for the info Dieter!! best regards, Bakis. --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > > How does the 125 compare to the Roland 100m 172 > phase shifter > > What would I have to buy in the Doepfer world to > get close? > > > > thanks Dave > > The audio processing circuits of the A-12
2008-01-03 by hardware@doepfer.de
> How does the 125 compare to the Roland 100m 172 phase shifter > What would I have to buy in the Doepfer world to get close? > > thanks Dave The audio processing circuits of the A-125 and the M-172 are nearly the same. They use both a six stage phase shifter with FETs as voltage