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2007-12-11 by Stu Grimshaw
hi, try putting your adsr through a slew limiter. i'm not promising a 303, but you'll notice how much of the "sound" is indeed due to the envelopes, as claimed in those links. you get a less exponential curve which, for my tastes anyway, makes a huge improvement to many classic s
2007-12-11 by hardware@doepfer.de
Tony, you find my comments written inline. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > I just picked up a USED A-112 and on arrival I noticed 2 things > that troubled me... > > One lead off the battery has corroded a bit and snapped from the > battery terminal. > I replaced the lead and soldere
2007-12-11 by selfoscillate
very interesting, thanks for the links. i cannot recall exactly from where i got the info, but i think that also the slide circuit is somewhat unique. a special ic was used for this, which is unavailable for many years now. but again i cannot recall what made it special, maybe a
2007-12-11 by David Bulog
Tony It would probably be cheaper to return the item to the seller and buy a brand new A-112 cheers Dave On 11/12/2007, at 9:20 AM, Anthony Rolando wrote: > > I just picked up a USED A-112 and on arrival I noticed 2 things > that troubled me... > > One lead off the battery has co
2007-12-10 by ilanode
Here are 2 interesting links on what is contributing to the sound of a 303 http://www.firstpr.com.au/rwi/dfish/303-unique.html http://bulldog.unca.edu/~azgaynes/roland.TB-303.schem-8.gif
2007-12-10 by Bakis Sirros
hello john, you probable have forgotten that, some years ago, i sent you an audio file of a recording of an a100 patch using the a103 filter and you told me that you really like the 103 filter sound a lot! best regards, :-) Bakis. --- jmaddocks1975 wrote: > There's a difference b
2007-12-10 by jmaddocks1975
wow, that was some time ago I completely forgot. Good memory Mr Siros! I've checked my old emails and can't find it but I do remember it slightly now thinking it was a nice sounding filter, not a 303 but a nice filter. But then as Ingo said, it takes alot more than the filter to
2007-12-10 by Anthony Rolando
I just picked up a USED A-112 and on arrival I noticed 2 things that troubled me... One lead off the battery has corroded a bit and snapped from the battery terminal. I replaced the lead and soldered it directly to the battery terminal. The battery reads 3.8V with no load. Should
2007-12-09 by jmaddocks1975
There's a difference between 'classic' smooth bubbly acid and dancey distorted acid. It's true many analog synths can do distorted basslines but I only know 3 clones that sound like a real 303: Analogue Solutions Trans-Bass-Xpress Bassline TB-X TB-303 Adafruit x0xb0x AudioRealism
2007-12-09 by mark francombe
Getting the 303 sound, is more about "getting the classic acid 303 sound". I had one in the 80's and thought it was crap, due to the fact that i was trying to make basslines (it was after all REALLY called the Roland Bassline) and it was only upon the arrival of "Aciiiiiid" that
2007-12-09 by levka0
Hi There, When using the A-106, IMHO it can help to limit the input signal to only 10-20% of the max. range. This way, resonance control responds more "MS-10 like" IMO. Alternatively, the A-101-1 Steiner Filter can sometimes sound very much like an MS-10 VCF. Else, you can perhap
2007-12-08 by David Bulog
Thanks ingo I was hoping that the A-103 would give a real TB-303 sound without the slide and sequencer of course :) cheers Dave On 9/12/2007, at 9:04 AM, selfoscillate wrote: > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Bulog wrote: > > > > Can this filter do a good TB-303 emulat
2007-12-08 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Bulog wrote: > > Can this filter do a good TB-303 emulation ---any others out there > > thanks in advance > David > hello david, if you are looking for something that is similar to a tb303 filter, then the a103 is a nice choice, but a 30
2007-12-08 by djsoysos
Thanks all. New life from this module! I'm using it now on a track. This forum is a fantastic resource. Too bad I don't have some of you in my town to swap ideas in person. H/Sos
2007-12-08 by jmaddocks1975
Some good tips from everyone, I've also got a little bored of the A136 so thanks for the ideas.
2007-12-07 by David Bulog
please email me direct if you have any of these for sale at used price d2ba@xtra.co.nz thanks Dave
2007-12-07 by Anthony Rolando
Yes, definitely, a VCA before a waveshaper is very good way to get animated waveforms. All good suggestion here... I think alot people are using waveshapers where they would put a vcf, but it is much more affective after a vca OR a lo-pass gate :) Tony > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogro
2007-12-07 by David Bulog
Can this filter do a good TB-303 emulation ---any others out there thanks in advance David
2007-12-07 by djsoysos
Thanks to all for the helpful advice. I have some more screwing around to do with that module. I never seemed to get anything very interesting using LFO's or envelopes on the the two VC ins. I do a lot or processing of external audio and got bored pretty quickly with the "distort
2007-12-07 by Florian Anwander
Hi Ingo > the most important thing is not to use unattenuated > waveforms from a vco. and the second most important thing (for most waveshapers): Its usually not interesting to modify timebased (=LFO/Env) the waveshaper itself, but to use a signal that comes already with modifica
2007-12-07 by Anthony Rolando
I agree, attenuation really gives you more room to play with shape... the same can be said for the WVX serge waveshaper from Bananalogue. Tony > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > From: synaptic_music@yahoo.com > Date: Fri, 7 Dec 2007 15:21:54 +0000 > Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Re:
2007-12-07 by Denis Gökdag
"DOPEfer"...now THAT is a freudian mis-spelling ;-) *grin* best, d On 07. Dec 2007, at 8:08 AM, Thomas Garrison wrote: > Hello, > > I have a few Doepfer modules for sale. They're are all in excellent > condition. I live in California but will ship worldwide. I would > prefer to s
2007-12-07 by Bryan E Cornell
Which Doepfer filter sounds closest to the MS10's filter? I have an A106, but it doesn't seem to be the same as my MS10 (although it's a cool filter). Bryan
2007-12-07 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "djsoysos" wrote: > > Anybody out there have cool uses for > the A-136 Distortion/Waveshaper? > Mine hasn't seen much use lately. > Soy Sos > the most important thing is not to use unattenuated waveforms from a vco. i found it most appealing t
2007-12-07 by evetsterueb
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Thomas Garrison wrote: > > Hello, > > I have a few Doepfer modules for sale. They're are all in excellent condition. I live in California but will ship worldwide. I would prefer to sell them here instead of ebay. Please email me at garrgal@...
2007-12-07 by Florian Anwander
Hi > Anybody out there have cool uses for > the A-136 Distortion/Waveshaper? > Mine hasn't seen much use lately. Yes, I use it meanwhile per default after the A120 filter (to be exact: after my MS-404). I don't use it as real waveshaper, but as addition of some "dirt". Florian
2007-12-07 by Thomas Garrison
Hello, I have a few Doepfer modules for sale. They're are all in excellent condition. I live in California but will ship worldwide. I would prefer to sell them here instead of ebay. Please email me at garrgal@pacbell.net with offers or any questions. Here is the list of modules f
2007-12-07 by djsoysos
Anybody out there have cool uses for the A-136 Distortion/Waveshaper? Mine hasn't seen much use lately. Soy Sos
2007-12-06 by Maxime
Hi Dave, I think this is enough for what you need to do. However, some comments about A106 and A141 : A106 : I really really love this filter but I think it's not the good one if you want fat bass growly sound. A106 is (IMHO) nasty, dirty, aggressive ... Xtreme filter that will r
2007-12-06 by David Bulog
Thanks to all who tiped me on buying this sequencer I really like the idea of the twisting knobs and pushing switches :) On 6/12/2007, at 3:09 AM, Silas Johansen wrote: > You don't need the A-190 to use the A-155, you can just as easily > drive the > A-155 from an LFO. But the co
2007-12-06 by David Bulog
Hi Will These are the options that I would like to go for in my first Doepfer portable suitcase system--prices are US RRP A-190 midi-cv $ 230 EXTRA part for A-190 $22--Doepfer A-100 AD5 +5v adaptor board $22 A-115 sequencer $375 A-112 sampler $230 A-111 VCO CEM 3340 $375 A-109 SI
2007-12-06 by Florian Anwander
Hi, I found a MIDI retrofit which suits to many synths with a matrix based keyboard. It is produced by Mungo Enterprises vulgo John Pillans in Australia. http://home.netspeed.com.au/aistorm/midiretrofits.html The retrofit has a sysex programmable offset, so the keyboard can start
2007-12-06 by Bakis Sirros
hello Immanuel, set the retrigger time of the coresponding channel (of mcv24) to 002. that always work for me and all notes retrigger fine. best regards, Bakis. --- immanuel litzroth wrote: > Hi all, > I'm new to this modular thing so forgive me if I > post stupid questions. > I
2007-12-06 by immanuel litzroth
Hi all, I'm new to this modular thing so forgive me if I post stupid questions. I am using a sound with a very short envelope. I am also playing it very fast making finger staccato impossible. My problem is that the mcv-24 doesnt output is just a gate (on as long as the note is o
2007-12-05 by Will Crawshaw
hi david, i'd personally have a second vco, i must be one of the many as Ingo suggests, but as i think someone already mentioned, a vca is going to be indispensable, if not particularly exiting. Deiter has designed an awful lot of useful modules and choosing is always agonising!
2007-12-05 by Silas Johansen
You don't need the A-190 to use the A-155, you can just as easily drive the A-155 from an LFO. But the combination of A-155 and A-190 will let you sync your sequencing to MIDI. I find the A-155 to be a great tool for improvisation, and the "twisting knobs and pushing switches" ap
2007-12-05 by Florian Anwander
Hi David, > Would anyone recommend the A155 to use with the A190 midi > Is this most popular sequencer for the A100 system > I want something a little different from my sequencer in Pro tools The A155 is of course recommendable. But I would recommend definitely the A154 as additi
2007-12-05 by David Bulog
Would anyone recommend the A155 to use with the A190 midi Is this most popular sequencer for the A100 system I want something a little different from my sequencer in Pro tools thanks David
2007-12-05 by David Bulog
Hi Will Thanks but Im a total beginner and got interested in modular systems after using a few softsynths---the one I really like is FM8 and I have decided to get the Doepfer to compliment it Im on a budget so here is what I have come with so far All Doepfer A100Port case A103 TB
2007-12-05 by ilanode
Hi David, many would opt for a 2nd A111 for lin FM and cross modulation. Rgds, Ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Bulog wrote: > > Hi Will > Thanks but Im a total beginner and got interested in modular systems > after using a few softsynths---the one I really like is
2007-12-04 by Anthony Rolando
I have in my portable: 1X A-199Spring Reverb 2x A-110 1X A-151 Seq. Switch 2X Bananalogue VCS 1X Bananalogue WVX 1X A-119 Ext. In 2X diy Lo-Pass Gate 1X diy Wogglebug #3 A-138 Mixer 1X A-156 QNT 1X Analogue Sol. SQ-8 1X A-160 Clock Divider 1X A--161 Clock Seq. 1X A-145 LFO Waitin
2007-12-04 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 12/4/2007 8:08:48 AM Pacific Standard Time, davevosh@aol.com writes: james, hello ! in my portable g6 frame i have the following : polivoks vcf malgorithm mfb osc-01 the rest is doepfer - dual vca v.c. delay quad lfo stored / random c.v.* random gates* (*a-149
2007-12-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> My Doepfer case is nearly full and I am thinking about adding one more > module. > > I was wondering what combination do people have in their doepfer > portable cases? > > I have > > 190 midi > 110 x2 VCO > 111 high end VCO > 118 noise > 140 x2 ADSR > 145 LFO > 147 VCLFO > 120
2007-12-04 by davevosh@aol.com
I was wondering what combination do people have in their doepfer portable cases? james, hello ! in my portable g6 frame i have the following : polivoks vcf malgorithm mfb osc-01 the rest is doepfer - dual vca v.c. delay quad lfo stored / random c.v.* random gates* (*a-149 - 1/2 c
2007-12-04 by Maxime
Hi, Maybe you would like to have a A170 slew limiter. That's the module I would miss if I had your system. Cheers, Max. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "vjjamesbragg" wrote: > > > My Doepfer case is nearly full and I am thinking about adding one more > module. > > I was wond
2007-12-04 by vjjamesbragg
My Doepfer case is nearly full and I am thinking about adding one more module. I was wondering what combination do people have in their doepfer portable cases? I have 190 midi 110 x2 VCO 111 high end VCO 118 noise 140 x2 ADSR 145 LFO 147 VCLFO 120 LPF 105 LPF 106 extreme filter 1
2007-12-04 by Silas Johansen
David, The modules you list below describes the mini system (1 row of modules), except that one also includes the A-190. Only the Basic systems (2 rows of modules) are available in suitcase versions, so I'm not sure what standard system you're talking about. If you consider getti
2007-12-04 by Will Crawshaw
david, forgive my ignorance(?) but where is the actual sound coming from??!!! if you have no occillators in the doepfer system and are sending only midi?? am i missing something?? regards will. To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.comFrom: d2ba@xtra.co.nzDate: Wed, 5 Dec 2007 00:45:10 +1
2007-12-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Can anyone tell me the modules they used --so far I have > > A-135-2? > A-138 > A-112 sampler > > thanks David They have a big A-100 system with about 120 modules. I can make a list but I assume that this list will contain ~90% of all available A-100 modules. I remember that th
2007-12-04 by David Bulog
Hi David For basslines from the midi out of my DAW pro tools and Logic and also for sound effects --I will use my midi keyboard I liked the sound that GusGus got on Forever with their A100 cheers David On 5/12/2007, at 12:38 AM, David Salter wrote: > David, > > what are you going