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2007-07-01 by redsawcloud
Just bought a new A-188-2. The Delay time does not go low enough to produce any clock noise at all, as it does with my A-188 2048. I'm wondering if this is due to one of the blue screwdriver trim pots on the back of the module but don't understand the way they are labelled or whi
2007-06-30 by Paulo R. C. Barros
An experimental combination of pictures, animation and sound. http://br.youtube.com/watch?v=n1ncw1bssvo Cheers, PAULO [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-06-30 by Bakis Sirros
yes, i like that aesthetics too! best regards, Bakis. --- Eyesaw wrote: > Excellent find Bakis, I love Eraserhead and Tetsuo > and it's nice to see & hear a bit more in that bent > - Thanks, Bill > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Bakis Sirros > To: Doepfer_a100 group ; BEY
2007-06-30 by Eyesaw
Excellent find Bakis, I love Eraserhead and Tetsuo and it's nice to see & hear a bit more in that bent - Thanks, Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: Bakis Sirros To: Doepfer_a100 group ; BEYOND_EM ; ambient_landscape Group ; the_ambient_way group ; experimental_music group Se
2007-06-30 by David Salter
Thanks Bakis, I really enjoyed that both the film and the sound track David David Salter Senior Consultant PSG Reuters Messaging: david.salter.reuters.com@reuters.net (t) +44 (0)20 7542 2402 | (m) 07990562402 | (f) 52699 Get the latest news at Reuters.com ________________________
2007-06-30 by Bakis Sirros
hello List, here is a short film i accidentaly found on you tube, using the A100 for the music/textures. the music, i think, is fantastic! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRDvbKKWUo8 (the music or video is not mine) best regards, Bakis. Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnec
2007-06-30 by plastichorneddevil
Id like to get my hands on some more 6 inch or so patch cables, I have my modules so closely arranged it would be a lot neater without two feet of spaghetti hanging between adjacent modules. Thanks for any help, Ive looked high and low. kelly
2007-06-30 by Stu Grimshaw
hi people, i notice there's no poll concerning the 138d crossfader/fx-insert, although the response seemed pretty positive. was the response so good that no poll is necessary, or has it been forgotten/shelved/left to ripen ? cheers, stu
2007-06-29 by Julian
Titls says it really. I have one for sale (i have two, and i only need one) Its a nice unit, esp if you have an EDP wasp, or somthing that needs a DCB interface as you can buy optional add in boards for them. (not included in this one, but i have an EDP LINK one installed in my o
2007-06-29 by appliancide
Basically brand new. I haven't even mounted anything in it yet. $1450 shipped anywhere in the US. Cheaper with local pickup in SF,CA. Thanks, Paul
2007-06-28 by Matthew Davidson
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZmgdavidsonQQhtZ-1 Located in the USA. Will ship to USA, Europe, UK and Japan.
2007-06-27 by p. hendricks
on my grey 2600, the gate out of the a-155 to the gate in on the 2600 works. the trig out of the a-155 to gate does does not. put any of the 3 trig outs of the a155 into the A-162 dual trig delay and it works. And this is via the gate in on the 2600, does not work on the trig in,
2007-06-27 by michaeltritter
selling these modules, all in perfect working order, clean and nice with the exception of the usual screw marks from racking. prefer to ship in US (cheap and will ship fast) but can do international (not as cheap, but will still ship fast). A-141 VCADSR $110 (new $145) A-170 Dual
2007-06-26 by hardware@doepfer.de
> -How "hot" are the trig/gate outputs on the A-155; does it put out the +10V required to > trig the 2600's envelopes? Otherwise, does anyone know if there is some simple mod that > could be done to the A-155 to make the trig/gate outs put out this voltage? The gate and trigger v
2007-06-26 by hardware@doepfer.de
Florian, the CD4051 and CD4053 in the A-155 are supplied with -5V (auxiliary voltage VEE) and +12V (VDD). Consequently voltages in the range -5V...+12V can be switched by these circuits. Increasing the CV voltages can be realized easily by increasing the feedback resistors in the
2007-06-25 by Florian Anwander
Hi Henrik, I checked the schematics, and it looks like the range of the trigger voltage cannot be extended on the A-155, because there a CD4053 is used as switch, which can switch only 8 V as far as I know. But you might add a simple "pushup"-addon pcb. It requires one opamp (or
2007-06-25 by longforparade
Hello Silas!, and thanks for your reply. Unfortunately I live in Stockholm, but I will see if I can find someone here with an A-155 to try it out. I will also make a test to see if 9V is enough to trigger the ARP gate. I think 0-7V of cv will be enough for most applications, but
2007-06-25 by Silas Johansen
Hi Henrik, On 6/25/07, longforparade wrote: > -How "hot" are the trig/gate outputs on the A-155; does it put out the +10V required to > trig the 2600's envelopes? My A-155 outputs about 9V on the gate/trigger outs. I wouldn't be surprised if this turns out to be enough to trigger
2007-06-25 by longforparade
Hello list, I am thinking about putting together a small A100 system in a portable case to use for sequencing/expansion for my ARP 2600. I have a few questions about the A-155: -How "hot" are the trig/gate outputs on the A-155; does it put out the +10V required to trig the 2600's
2007-06-24 by jmaddocks1975
There's some audio samples of these modules at ingo's website www.selfoscillate.de John www.shimarecords.co.uk www.myspace.com/shimarecords --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Ross Goniakowski wrote: > > anyone have a link to examples of the 101-1(Steiner) and 101-2 (LPG) filter
2007-06-22 by hardware@doepfer.de
> The only difference seems to be side plates... the 6U model has 2x 6U side plates... so > theoretically if I got 4x 3U sideplates I could split the rails into two built frames, right? Yes, but you also need the top/bottom covers, a second power supply and another back plate (th
2007-06-22 by hardware@doepfer.de
Dear members, thank you for the poll. That's the version I would have voted for too. I think it's the most flexible version. Development and production of the precision adder/bus access module A-185-2 (version 3) will start a.s.a.p. I assume the module will be available about Sep
2007-06-22 by Adam-V
So that would be two decay envelopes with a basic VCA attached to each? Sounds quite tasty to me. Cheers, Adam-V --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > > Hi Adam > > > Sounds pretty good to me although I reckon you could keep the two > > Decay pots and sti
2007-06-22 by david rothbaum
the VCO has sold. thanks! --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "david rothbaum" wrote: > > Hi, > > I am selling 1 Plan B Model 15 Complex VCO. it is about 4 months old (bought it new at > analog haven) and is in perfect condition both functionally and cosmetically (save the littl
2007-06-22 by aidisym0
I was planning to buy an a100g3, as I only want a few Euro models and have very limited space in my rig... but I had to buy an a100g6 case as the 3U one wasn't available. The only difference seems to be side plates... the 6U model has 2x 6U side plates... so theoretically if I go
2007-06-21 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
The following Doepfer_a100 poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: What version of the A185-2 Precision Adder Module would you want Doepfer to manufacture? (At the moment four different versions of this module are under discussion: version1:6 inputs without
2007-06-21 by Adam-V
Hi Simon, This should do the trick for you. The earth connection carries through to the output. http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=MF1080&CATID=19&keywords=&SPECIAL=&form=CAT&ProdCodeOnly=&Keyword1=&Keyword2=&pageNumber=&priceMin=&priceMax=&SUBCATID=449 Cheers, Adam-V --
2007-06-21 by hardware@doepfer.de
Simon, you find my comments written inline. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > Hi all, > > Sorry if these are dumb questions.... > > I've just purchased a second hand Doepfer suitcase containing an > 110v PSU2. Unfortunately I'm in Australia which runs 240v so I need > a stepdown trans
2007-06-21 by beakanddune
Hi all, Sorry if these are dumb questions.... I've just purchased a second hand Doepfer suitcase containing an 110v PSU2. Unfortunately I'm in Australia which runs 240v so I need a stepdown transformer. I am just wondering what the rating on the transformer should be in order to
2007-06-21 by Florian Anwander
Hi Adam > Sounds pretty good to me although I reckon you could keep the two > Decay pots and still have room for the VCA functionality if either the > inverted gate output was left off of things were squeezed up a bit. If it was that reduced one module could carry two divisions.
2007-06-20 by John
Thanks Michael, The main thing I was concerned with was if it will work with a USB MIDI Interface. That was the main thing. I¹m sure Parallels can handle it. It really does an amazing job. But that¹s another subject! :) Regards, John Langdon On 6/20/07 3:00 PM, "Michael Wagner" w
2007-06-20 by Ross Goniakowski
anyone have a link to examples of the 101-1(Steiner) and 101-2 (LPG) filters? i've heard stuff similar to the Buchla LPG style so i have an idea, and i was wondering the difference in sound between the two...in other words, will the 101-1 provide a similar function to the 101-2?
2007-06-20 by Adam-V
Sounds pretty good to me although I reckon you could keep the two Decay pots and still have room for the VCA functionality if either the inverted gate output was left off of things were squeezed up a bit. I'd probably buy a few. Cheers, Adam-V --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com,
2007-06-20 by david rothbaum
Hi, I am selling 1 Plan B Model 15 Complex VCO. it is about 4 months old (bought it new at analog haven) and is in perfect condition both functionally and cosmetically (save the little scratches near the screw holes from mounting it in the case). $225.00 including shipping within
2007-06-20 by Michael Wagner
On 6/20/07, j_inform3r wrote: > I read through the directions on the a-112 sample dump program. It says you > need to have MIDI In/Out, going from your PC to the a-112. I have an Intel > MacBook(Laptop), that runs > Windows XP flawlessly using a program called Parallels Desktop.
2007-06-20 by j_inform3r
I read through the directions on the a-112 sample dump program. It says you need to have MIDI In/Out, going from your PC to the a-112. I have an Intel MacBook(Laptop), that runs Windows XP flawlessly using a program called Parallels Desktop. I have a MOTU MIDI Express Interface.
2007-06-20 by Florian Anwander
Hello, for sequencing (and I do a lot of sequencing ;-) ) I am looking for a supersimple Envelope/VCA combi module: Basically an A-142 VC-Decay with one half of an A-132 VCA. I would not need the gate part of the A-142. And it would be ok to have only one knob for the Decaytime,
2007-06-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
(corrected message, the important word "offset" in line 6 was missing) Florian, thank you for the explanation. Now I understand this application a bit better. I think the desired function can be achieved by a mixer with adjustable ->offset -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von:
2007-06-20 by Florian Anwander
Hi Dieter > I think the desired function can be achieved by an mixer with > adjustable followed by an attenuator. You are right, thats what I am doing now. > If that's right we speak about a new module which is a reduced A-138c with a > manually adjustable offet (positive and neg
2007-06-20 by Stu Grimshaw
> If that's right we speak about a new module which is a reduced A-138c with a > manually adjustable offet (positive and negative), an input that is added to > this offset and an output attenuator or polarizer for the sum. yep. and florian's right, the attenuator would be unneces
2007-06-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
Florian, thank you for the explanation. I think now I understand this application a bit better. I think the desired function can be achieved by an mixer with adjustable followed by an attenuator. Example 1: If you have an LFO with +/-3V output you have to add 3V to obtain a 0...+
2007-06-20 by Florian Anwander
Hi > Mostly > regualting the Amount of an offset modulation is cannot really be > achieved with these general offset parameters: should mean: ...regulating the amount of an offset modulation cannot really be achieved... Florian
2007-06-20 by Florian Anwander
Hi Dieter >> this zero crossing > But for this function you have a control at the module (for most modules) > that is controlled by the ADSR: > > e.g. > Initial gain for VCAs > (coarse) tune for VCOs > Frequency control for filters I think this is not really what is meant by Stu
2007-06-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
> the voltage inverter, combined with the inverse output of an adsr, was only a next-best > way of geting an envelope into negative voltages. what it doesn't do, however, is enable > the adsr curve to cross the zero line - the whole time you're in either the negative or the > pos
2007-06-20 by Florian Anwander
Hi Ross > ok, now you got me thinking...if you take the inverted out of an envelope, run it thru a linear mixer, and add a voltage bias from the S&H as i describe, would it achieve the "zero crossing" Stu describes? can't test atm... Yes this would work as you think. Thats what I
2007-06-19 by Ross Goniakowski
ok, now you got me thinking...if you take the inverted out of an envelope, run it thru a linear mixer, and add a voltage bias from the S&H as i describe, would it achieve the "zero crossing" Stu describes? can't test atm... ----- Original Message ---- From: Stu Grimshaw To: Doepf
2007-06-19 by Michael Wagner
On 6/19/07, John wrote: > Looks like it's just you and me scratching our heads over this Michael! > :) > However.... I did once sample the sine wave from my Plan B VCO into the > a-112 and had some interesting results. I still feel like I'm not really > "getting it" though. Maybe
2007-06-19 by John
Looks like it¹s just you and me scratching our heads over this Michael! :) However.... I did once sample the sine wave from my Plan B VCO into the a-112 and had some interesting results. I still feel like I¹m not really ³getting it² though. Maybe I¹ll read the manual again. In th
2007-06-19 by Stu Grimshaw
> > 2. envelopes and lfo's can be swept into and out of negative voltages - so > i don't need to > > pull out a lead and plug it into a voltage inverter while i'm playing. > > That's not the offset function but a polarizer ! You probably mix up > positive/negative offset and posi
2007-06-19 by Silas Johansen
On 6/19/07, Stu Grimshaw wrote: > it appears i'm dancing around under the radar here, which implies that silas is quite right > that there's not enough interest. i'm just puzzled that nobody else sees any sense in it. > > 'cept silas, who's going to vote against it :)) I was temp