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2007-09-08 by James Husted
I would imagine that 1.5TE (around 7.5MM) wide module would work fine. Just add 2.5mm to one side of the standard 2hp blank module. It would be nice to offer them in pairs since most often they would be used that way (on both sides of a single or group of AS modules). The AS modu
2007-09-07 by John
On 9/7/07 7:40 AM, "hardware@doepfer.de" wrote: > >> >(P.S. we are working on a voltage >> >controlled delay module that is not based on BBD, details will follow as >> >soon as the prototype is working). > >> >Best wishes >> >Dieter Doepfer Not based on BBD makes me think of the
2007-09-07 by Bakis Sirros
great! looking forward to this vc digital delay module! best regards, Bakis. --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I know that pedals like the memory lane use more > than one mn3005 to > achieve > > longer usable delay times. So is it possible to > chain multiple 4096 st
2007-09-07 by bruce thedekaa
I allready have a line 6 19 inch delay which is pretty good, but i just dont like midi.....cv's are more flexible/fluid for my current studio setup. I'm also waitng for the details on the AD/DA thingy..... Nice to read you like my music, it's a bit harder than other modular users
2007-09-07 by Ross Goniakowski
i think you might have better luck with a digital device perhaps, and it seems theres going to be more digital delays coming out i seems...still wondering what the Universal AD/Da or whatever it is Doepfer is planning... btw, i listened to a bit of your stuff, and it's really goo
2007-09-07 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Ingo, Dieter, list, After looking at the schematic Dieter kindly sent I believe the reason for the 'suddenness' of the resonance/self-oscillation is the type of filter itself: it's a standard Sallen-Key low pass topology, and I've read in several books that for normal use thes
2007-09-07 by bruce thedekaa
For me going from minimal to longer delay times which keep clean (cause there is a good filter in it)using CV control is a way to make my drumloops and synthlines groove in multiple directions. I use my delays as if it where a synth. Thats why i also got the frequency shifter, so
2007-09-07 by Ross Goniakowski
two tape decks? various guitar pedals? an spx something or other? 600 bucks will buy a lot of delay...i'm not sure what it is one would try and acheive with 8 sec. of analogue delay, but i have a variety of options of delay with voltage control: a Doepfer delay with the 2048, an
2007-09-07 by bruce thedekaa
Yeps, i understand this, but if you add all the prices to achieve to same goal with other modules you end up not being able to do so..... I guess if you are looking for really long delay times there are not many modules availabel. Do you know other ones? Greets Bruce --- Ross Gon
2007-09-07 by Ross Goniakowski
for 600 bucks, i would hope so... ----- Original Message ---- From: bruce thedekaa To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, September 7, 2007 8:13:50 AM Subject: Re: AW: [Doepfer_a100] Multiple 188s for longer delay time? This is a true analog delay utilizing two MN3005 BBD
2007-09-07 by PAULO R. C. BARROS
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=K_TqvO-kIkk Best Wishes, Paulo [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-09-07 by bruce thedekaa
Hi, I just ordered this bbd delay made by modcan: http://www.modcan.com/bseries/modulesb.html It delays to a maximum of 8 seconds! >>copy paste > Hi, > > > > I know that pedals like the memory lane use more > than one mn3005 to > achieve > > longer usable delay times. So is it po
2007-09-07 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hi, > > I know that pedals like the memory lane use more than one mn3005 to achieve > longer usable delay times. So is it possible to chain multiple 4096 stage > 188-1s together for longer usable delay times? > > thanks, > > Pierre In principle that's possible but the sound qua
2007-09-07 by Pierre Zeeman
Hi, I know that pedals like the memory lane use more than one mn3005 to achieve longer usable delay times. So is it possible to chain multiple 4096 stage 188-1s together for longer usable delay times? thanks, Pierre ________________________________________________________________
2007-09-07 by nicholas_kent
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Pierre Zeeman" wrote: > > Hi, > > I know that pedals like the memory lane use more than one mn3005 to achieve > longer usable delay times. So is it possible to chain multiple 4096 stage > 188-1s together for longer usable delay times? I don't
2007-09-06 by Anthony Rolando
I need to make room in my case for that big ol' BBD module (soon!) and some bananalogue and DIY. Doepfer FS: A-110 Oscillator $145 A-115 Audio Divider $55 A-140 ADSR Envelope Generator $65 A-146 Variable waveform Low Frequency Oscillator 2 / LFO 2 $60 As long as I am here, though
2007-09-06 by Bakis Sirros
regarding the gate combiner and presicion adder modules: Dieter says: "I hope we will obtain the second prototype boards of these new modules during this week. The first prototypes had still some mistakes that are hopefully corrected in the second prototypes. If the new prototype
2007-09-05 by Bakis Sirros
ok, Poll is ready! please vote! it will last for 3 weeks from now. best regards, Bakis. --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > > I have both Doepfer and AS in my 2 portable rack > cabinets (which are > > VERY nice units BTW) and there is a spacing > difference in the two > > manufactur
2007-09-05 by davevosh@aol.com
hello to all, we`ve been doing live performances of electro-acoustic noise-musik using doepfer and other modulars recently and have finally established a web presence - please take a look at : _www.zeromoon.com_ (http://www.zeromoon.com) _www.myspace.com/safe00_ (http://www.myspa
2007-09-05 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: Would you want Doepfer to manufacture a compensation blank panel? (it would be about 1.5 TE and would cost 2 to 3 euros. it is used to compensate for the small gap between Doepfer and Analogue Systems
2007-09-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hi Ingo, > > > Even though the > > filter itself is rather smooth sounding the self oscilation comes all > > of a sudden > > I'd be quite happy to cast an eye over the circuit to see if I can come > up with a suggestion as to how to change this, but unfortunately I > don't actu
2007-09-05 by helitr0n
For my DIY rack I used something that is called "Gleitmuttern" in german."slide nuts" would be the english translation, but i am not sure. I got them from Proma in germany - the same company that produces the doepfer euro-racks. www.proma-systro.de with those i dont have any comp
2007-09-05 by ilanode
Hello Tim, any hint is highly appreciated but unfortunately can't supply you with the schematics. BTW I always enjoy your contributions to this list! Even though I often don't grasp them completly since my knowledge on electro-engineering is poor. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.
2007-09-05 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Ingo, > Even though the > filter itself is rather smooth sounding the self oscilation comes all > of a sudden I'd be quite happy to cast an eye over the circuit to see if I can come up with a suggestion as to how to change this, but unfortunately I don't actually have this mod
2007-09-05 by Silas Johansen
When mounting a Doepfer bus board in a "generic" eurorack case I came upon a similar problem (I think Doepfer uses individual nuts for mounting bus boards whereas this case came with a rail). I snapped the rail in halves, then removed a hole or two more and now it all fits. Wheth
2007-09-05 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I have both Doepfer and AS in my 2 portable rack cabinets (which are > VERY nice units BTW) and there is a spacing difference in the two > manufacturers - it is equal to half the space between two screw holes > in the rails. All this will result in is a gap between the set of A
2007-09-05 by James Husted
I have both Doepfer and AS in my 2 portable rack cabinets (which are VERY nice units BTW) and there is a spacing difference in the two manufacturers - it is equal to half the space between two screw holes in the rails. All this will result in is a gap between the set of AS module
2007-09-04 by TacocaT
I believe this picture of an MOTM system uses that case: http://www.synthtech.com/images/motmskb.jpg so, it surely can be done. It's an inch or two too shallow to actually chuck a whole rack case in there but i think it's plenty deep for almost all eurorack modules mounted just o
2007-09-04 by Hans Greuber
HI; For sale; Doepfer 6U PSU , asking 200 euros very good condition. Hans _________________________________________________________________ ¡Ya está aquí Windows Live Spaces! Ahora podrás crear fácilmente tu propio sitio Web. http://spaces.live.com/signup.aspx
2007-09-04 by funkycholrton
on the subject of cases, I wonder if anyone has tried the SKB pop up mixer rack? - http://www.amazon.com/SKB-SKB-19-P12-Pop-Up-Mixer-Case/dp/B0002BG4I4 I wonder if this could work for a eurorack modules? - I am not sure how the PSU etc could be mounted... could get messy Richard
2007-09-04 by funkycholrton
Hi I have a s6U ystem which is about half doepfer and the rest is analogue systems and analogue solutions. at the moment I have it in a homebrew wooden case with wooden rails. If I moved the whole thing into a doepfer suitcase would I have trouble combining the other modules with
2007-09-03 by ilanode
Hello list, I've an A101-2 LPG and think a mixed bag. Basically I like it's sound *but* totally dislike it's self oscilation. Even though the filter itself is rather smooth sounding the self oscilation comes all of a sudden and hardly sounds musically to my ears. Is there any way
2007-09-03 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hello, > > I believe the VCFS I just purchased (used) needs calibrated. > > The bleed through is very audible. > On my scope the oscilllilation looks like a pretty nice sine wave. About > 400mv peak to peak. > > Would somebody please direct me to the calibration procedure? > >
2007-09-02 by PAULO R. C. BARROS
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=1kTyvKSDJOE Cheers! Paulo [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-09-02 by Anthony Rolando
Hello, I believe the VCFS I just purchased (used) needs calibrated. The bleed through is very audible. On my scope the oscilllilation looks like a pretty nice sine wave. About 400mv peak to peak. Would somebody please direct me to the calibration procedure? Thanx, Tony __________
2007-09-01 by Eyesaw
Hi Watson: The Kenton has a very nicely machined and etched panel with 1/8" jacks and includes several multiples. I forgot to mention it has the Hz/V board installed. Here are some pix: http://home.ptd.net/~eyesaw/Misc/09.jpg http://home.ptd.net/~eyesaw/Misc/09a.jpg http://home.p
2007-09-01 by watson
i am interested in the Kenton, is the patch bay 1/4 or 1/8 also do you have any pics you could send me thanks watson -- i warned you not to go out tonight... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-09-01 by vav
Sent you an email off-list --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "dingfutzer" wrote: > > > Hey Folks - Have the following available: > > Doepfer Synth Modules: a101-2 Low Pass Gate $95, A106-1 X-Treme VCF > $118, A114 Dual Ring Modulator $65, A121 VCF $115, A125 VC Phaser $75, > A
2007-09-01 by dingfutzer
Hey Folks - Have the following available: Doepfer Synth Modules: a101-2 Low Pass Gate $95, A106-1 X-Treme VCF $118, A114 Dual Ring Modulator $65, A121 VCF $115, A125 VC Phaser $75, A127 Triple Res VCF $189, A131a Log VCA $65, A144 Morph & Quad $59, A145 LFO $65, A149-2 Digital Ra
2007-08-31 by stuadh
I like my Kenton Pro 2000. I have the mark I, £120off eBay. I got hold of the rack ears, drilled a load of holes, wired up some sockets so now all the outputs are on the front and labelled up. It now lives in my synth, all neat and tidy. the two channels mean I can make something
2007-08-31 by TacocaT
I'll start off by saying I as of yet have no personal experience with midi 2 cv devices, however I did just purchase a kento pro solo off of ebay. I eventually want 4 voice poly for my modular, the options for this are: Encore Expressionist (has 8 cv outs but does not allow for 4
2007-08-31 by verstaerker
yes such a switch would be fantastic > I have the combo but bought the second 155 pretty recently so I've not worked really in- depth with it. My first impression is you do seem to gain quite a bit but lose a little. I'd much perfer if there was a switch to optionally make of the
2007-08-31 by nicholas_kent
I have the combo but bought the second 155 pretty recently so I've not worked really in- depth with it. My first impression is you do seem to gain quite a bit but lose a little. I'd much perfer if there was a switch to optionally make of the 155s independent.
2007-08-31 by jalmari3
I don't have experience with 3P, but the A-138c seems to have advantages: - There are four channels available, if offset is not needed. - Setting offset to (near) zero is easy by inserting a plug to input 1. - There is a master level control. - It is cheaper. Best regards Jari Jo
2007-08-30 by ErnstKarel
Hi there -- Does anyone have experience with both of these (Doepfer 138c polarizing mixer and Bananalogue Serge 3P), and can comment on the pros & cons of each? If I'm understanding the descriptions properly, the input 1 knob on the Doepfer acts the same as the Output knob on the
2007-08-29 by vcovcfvca
I second the Model 10 -- very useful/versatile EG/LFO with plenty of outs and control options. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "p. hendricks" wrote: > > On 8/28/07 10:35 PM, "vav" wrote: > > > Probably, it's still on backorder :P > > > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com,
2007-08-29 by David Salter
Hi Jari, My system picture shows an A154 and two A155's, however I only control one A155 with the A154, the other is left independent. Not much help but pictures can be deceptive :o) Rgds david David Salter Senior Consultant PSG Reuters Messaging: david.salter.reuters.com@reuters
2007-08-29 by jalmari3
I am considering A-154 Sequencer controller plus two A-155 sequencers combo. I have already one A-155 along with A-154 (and one A-150 VC Switch). After reading the manuals I have some doubts. Please, read on. 1 to 8 step sequences: This seems pretty straightforward. 9 to 16 step
2007-08-29 by p. hendricks
On 8/28/07 10:35 PM, "vav" wrote: > Probably, it's still on backorder :P > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Anthony Rolando" > wrote: >> >> Ah, I fogot that you had already the VCS... is it worth the price of >> admission? From what I have read, it seems to be a very usefu
2007-08-29 by Brandon Daniel
vav wrote: > Probably, it's still on backorder :P > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Anthony Rolando" > wrote: >> >> Ah, I fogot that you had already the VCS... is it worth the price of >> admission? From what I have read, it seems to be a very useful > module, do >> you f