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2007-10-13 by Stu Grimshaw
while trying to approximate my favourite bass station sounds on the a100, i found the only thing i couldn't get near to was the adsr curves, which seem less exponential (vis a vis pitch perception) than the a140. does anyone have any tricks to flatten out the curve ? how are the
2007-10-12 by david rothbaum
just wanted to update the list. here is what is left: FOR SALE: cwejman vc-foward compressor - $565 (this one is on ebay) doepfer A-155 Analog/Trigger Sequencer - $300 doepfer A-154 Enhanced Sequential Controller - $190 doepfer A-190 MIDI interface - $175 analog solutions SY02 MS
2007-10-12 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Sam, Check that all the socketted ICs are well seated, especially the small 8-pin DIL at the top edge of the board, marked '24C16' - that is an EEPROM chip and very likely is where such information is stored when the power is off. (The square chip below it, 44 pins, is the pro
2007-10-12 by sam
hello i'm finding that every time i turn on my modular i have to reset the scale on my a190 interface. i have saved it using the procedure outlined in the manual but still everytime i need to reset it. there was a time when it would periodically retain the settings after powering
2007-10-12 by jalmari3
This was discussed earlier, but I can't find the thread. I think someone said, that Yamaha BC2 breath controller could be connected directly to a modular, although the voltage levels would not be optimal. I have BC3, which I can connect via MIDI using SY99 synth between. I would
2007-10-12 by François Maxime
Hi, I have a 138-c too. I think there are two versions of this module, one with linear response (for CV) and one with log response (for audio). The CV feature only comes with the linear version and maybe that's the one you have. I'm not really sure about this but that would expla
2007-10-12 by jalmari3
I received comments from someone, who has studied Ondes Martenot at conservatory and has knowledge about the mechanics of the instrument. He has also briefly tested the French Connection: - "The ring was crappy (all Martenot or Ondéa use a ring that fits the finger, different dev
2007-10-12 by David Salter
Hi Adam, For me my combination of joysticks are great some times you want that momentary change - so use the sprung joystick and then there are times when you want a small change followed but a further changes a little later on - use the un sprung joystick. I was thinking at some
2007-10-12 by vcovcfvca
Thanks David, Very helpful response. I've just ordered the a-198 ribbon controller. I'm intending to use it for all sorts of control work, but one of its main uses will be for pitch control without a keyboard. I can also see joysticks being on my shopping list in the future thoug
2007-10-11 by Silas Johansen
I don't have an A-138c but according to the manual you have to remove the jumper to disable the offset functionality. So I'm confident that putting the jumper back on should restore this functionality. It's quite easy to put a jumper on (no soldering required), but you need to ge
2007-10-11 by matthewcdavis
Hi everyone, I bought an A100 suitcase system recently and everything has been going great except for the offset generator feature on my 138c which does not seem to be working. I've had a look at the pc board and there does not appear to be a jumper on the offset option pins whic
2007-10-10 by Bryan E Cornell
I assume you're talking about the French Connection. I had one, but had to sell it. I loved it. It had a bunch of really interesting controller possibilities. The ring slider was great and it had small indentations on under the ring so you could easily slide to a given note. One
2007-10-10 by jalmari3
Some comments here: http://www.thereminworld.com/forum.asp?cmd=p&T=2169&F=1 I am not really happy with it, but I certainly don't regret the purchase. Best regards Jari Jokinen --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Maxime" wrote: > > Speaking about controllers, does anyone in list
2007-10-10 by Maxime
Speaking about controllers, does anyone in list owns an AS frenchtouch controller ? If someone does, are you satisfied with it and do you think it's worth its price ? I'm working on a "Martenot like" ribbon CV controller prototype for very musical and expressive applications. I m
2007-10-10 by david rothbaum
here is all of the stuff i am selling. no ebay just yet, want to see what people are interested in here first. all the prices include shipping within the U.S. confirmed paypal only (instant payment) or cash in person (i live in the Los Angeles area). If outside the U.S. email me,
2007-10-10 by Carlos
has there been any news on how far along this is?
2007-10-10 by junglephone
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > Okay... > > > > I think I'm starting to get this.....in terms of the LFO, the 144 only > responds > > to positive voltages > > yes and no: you can add an offset with the manual control to the attenuated > external CV. If a bipolar
2007-10-10 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Okay... > > I think I'm starting to get this.....in terms of the LFO, the 144 only responds > to positive voltages yes and no: you can add an offset with the manual control to the attenuated external CV. If a bipolar (i.e. negative and positive voltages, e.g. from an LFO) CV is
2007-10-10 by David Salter
Hi Adam, I have all three of the ones mentioned. Joysticks are great, I have two - one sprung the other not - and they are robust and have many uses. The ribbon is a dream, used mostly for control voltage work rather than pitch by me but very versatile. The Theremin controller ha
2007-10-10 by hardware@doepfer.de
> > Dieter had in his early years a triple phaser, with exactly such an LFO > > (only triangle, not a sine). > > Maybe he still has the schematics :D I'll take a look at my records at home (I don't have these old documents in the company). But I'm about to leave for a music fair
2007-10-10 by Tim J
Hi, I was curious if you had a list ready of all the euro rack or modular gear you will be selling. I'm in LA and I can pickup/pay cash. Thanks, Tim ________________________________> To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com> From: david@davidrothbaum.com> Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2007 02:06:57
2007-10-10 by david rothbaum
Hi, I am putting quite a bit of euro rack stuff up on ebay over the next couple of days. I have only 2 things up there now (A Zeroscillator and a Portable case). But there is more to come that I will post as I have time. Here is a link to my ebay account: http://search.ebay.com/_
2007-10-09 by vcovcfvca
Hello Group, Anyone out there able to share some experiences with Doepfer controllers. eg: ribbon, theremin, joystick etc. Any favourites? If so, what makes that controller so fun/useful/indispensable for you? Thanks folks! -Adam
2007-10-09 by Anton Coops
> Dieter had in his early years a triple phaser, with exactly such an LFO > (only triangle, not a sine). Maybe he still has the schematics :D Or maybe someone wants to sell me this phaser? Anton > > Florian > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
2007-10-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi Anton > Since the dual synced lfo-module that is in development seems to be > a relatively difficult module to realize I have a suggestion for a > related module that I would personally be interested in: a sort of > 'triple synced lfo', a lot like the a-143-9, but with outputs
2007-10-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi Carlos > sounds good will try it out, though I don't own a compressor. Then its definitely to get one ;-) I always recommend the Alesis smashup from the ModFX Series. They go for a few bucks (~ $30) on ebay and they sound incredible good for this price. The next quality step w
2007-10-09 by Anton Coops
Hello all, Since the dual synced lfo-module that is in development seems to be a relatively difficult module to realize I have a suggestion for a related module that I would personally be interested in: a sort of 'triple synced lfo', a lot like the a-143-9, but with outputs 120 d
2007-10-09 by vliesgaard
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > > Hi Carlos > > > I guess I didnt word my message to well. yes which filter has the most > > 'growl' but also sounds good and bassy when set to self oscillate > OK - if I understand growl right (that what a Fender Jaz
2007-10-09 by Ken
I have the A-105... I was looking for meaty bass heavy sounds for Drum N'Bass and Dubstep.. big growly bassy sounds. I like the A-105 a lot for this. It has a smooth character at lower settings but if you raise the input gain past about 9 O'Clock it starts to get a little gritty.
2007-10-09 by watson
wondering if anyone has one of thse they wanna get rid of? -- i warned you not to go out tonight... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-10-08 by Carlos
sounds good will try it out, though I don't own a compressor. but I still need to choose a low pass filter for my doepfer portable system :) someone mentioned the a-105 is similar to the motm 440 I have that motm filter on my studio system (mix of .com, motm, and modcan) and is m
2007-10-08 by Florian Anwander
Hi Carlos > I guess I didnt word my message to well. yes which filter has the most > 'growl' but also sounds good and bassy when set to self oscillate OK - if I understand growl right (that what a Fender Jazzbass can give), then still it is NOT the filter - its the oscillator wav
2007-10-08 by Florian Anwander
Hi Anthony > Depending on the design, changing the audio signal input resistor could also affect input impedance. This will greatly affect the tone of the signal before entering the filter, and probably not in a way that most people would appreciate. Thats true in principle, but
2007-10-08 by Anthony Rolando
>You also might decrease the input resistor for > the audfiosignal (which would be the same). Depending on the design, changing the audio signal input resistor could also affect input impedance. This will greatly affect the tone of the signal before entering the filter, and proba
2007-10-08 by jilt@robotfunk.com
Could it be the original poster is just looking for a very steep filter, say 24 dB/oct or higher? The steeper the slope, the more resonance around the cutoff frequency. Jilt van Moorst www.robotfunk.com
2007-10-08 by vliesgaard
The A-108 is most like the minimoog. I think.
2007-10-08 by Carlos
I guess I didnt word my message to well. yes which filter has the most 'growl' but also sounds good and bassy when set to self oscillate --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "vliesgaard" wrote: > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander > wrote: > > > > Hi Carlos >
2007-10-08 by Florian Anwander
Hi Ingo > The MOTM-440 is inspired by the SSM2040 chip and I *guess* the A105 > (which is based on the SSM2044) is similiar in design. Anyhow, I was > never able to give the MOTM-440 a listen but the A105 is impressing. Nope, 2044 and 2040 are quite different chip designs. Floria
2007-10-08 by Florian Anwander
Hi Ingo > Does this count? "[A] second audio feedback path to boost bass > response at higher Q levels. This makes the filter "growl and rumble" > even more!" Paul S. on the MOTM-440 VCF. > > The MOTM-440 is inspired by the SSM2040 chip and I *guess* the A105 > (which is based on
2007-10-08 by Florian Anwander
Hi vliesgaard >>What is "filter growl" (technically spoken)? > The amount of musical distortion the filter produces. > > 2 extreme examples: Minimoog filter a bit overdriven has a nice warm > creamy character when you turn the cutoff knob. This makes the sound > warm and bassy >
2007-10-08 by vliesgaard
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > > Hi vliesgaard > > > I think what is being meant is filter growl. > What is "filter growl" (technically spoken)? > > Florian > I don't realy know, but I'll try to give a defenition: The amount of musical distortion t
2007-10-08 by ginorobair
Hi gang, This Thursday, October 11 I'm taking part in a special event featuring Birgit Ulher in a quartet with Tim Perkis, Gino Robair, Sorvillo at the Maybeck Studio. It will be an evening of improvisation with dance and music that explores sections of the lovely Maybeck House i
2007-10-07 by Florian Anwander
Hi vliesgaard > I think what is being meant is filter growl. What is "filter growl" (technically spoken)? Florian
2007-10-07 by ilanode
Does this count? "[A] second audio feedback path to boost bass response at higher Q levels. This makes the filter "growl and rumble" even more!" Paul S. on the MOTM-440 VCF. The MOTM-440 is inspired by the SSM2040 chip and I *guess* the A105 (which is based on the SSM2044) is sim
2007-10-07 by Eyesaw
Have a few more available: A101-2 LPG $89, A117 Digital Noise - 808 $69, A118 Noise $65, A138a Lin Mixer $45, A151 Seq. Switch $49, A165 Trig. Modifier $55, A176 CV Source $59. All have ribbon cables & screws and are like new. Will trade for A124, A132, A143-2, A147, A150, A199,
2007-10-07 by vliesgaard
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > > Hi Carlos > > > > Which of the low pass filters produces the deeper sounding most > > terrifying bass sounds? > > > > thinking about both when sequencing in self oscillation, but in > > general as well... > Its not
2007-10-06 by julianfincham
For aution on ebay: item number 250170053435 A-190 midi>cv converter (plus plug in 5v regulator) on ebay, less than 24 hrs to go. Thanks, Julian
2007-10-06 by dingfutzer
Doepfer A100 Synth Modules: A131b Exp VCA $59, A144 Morph & Quad $49, A149-2 Digital Random Voltages $49, A160 Clock Divider & A161 Clock Sequencer $98, A185 Bus Access $45, A190 Midi/CV/Sync $155, A191 Midi/CV - Sheppard Gen. $169, A196 Phase Locked Loop $75, A197 VU Meter $59.
2007-10-06 by Florian Anwander
Hi Carlos > Which of the low pass filters produces the deeper sounding most > terrifying bass sounds? > > thinking about both when sequencing in self oscillation, but in > general as well... Its not the filter, which gives the bass, its the oscillator. Use sine and saw at the sam
2007-10-06 by junglephone
Okay... I think I'm starting to get this.....in terms of the LFO, the 144 only responds to positive voltages so that would explain the silence during the negative part of the LFO wave, yes? So how does one set up an automatic morph that just keeps going like (CV outs) 1 2 3 4 3 2