2007-03-20 by Bakis Sirros
yes, that too! i forgot... --- David Westling wrote: > > hello Axel, > > do not worry, i too prefer the other modules that > are > > planned first. > > the filter modules could come last... > > modules that i would prefer to see being ready > soon > > are: > > the thru zero VCO ,
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2007-03-20 by Adam-V
This seems to be a recurring issue around here. I just installed two modules into my G6 frame to completely fill it and the fuse blew on power up. I double checked all of the module connections and there were no errors there and the total current required by the installed modules
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2007-03-20 by David Westling
> hello Axel, > do not worry, i too prefer the other modules that are > planned first. > the filter modules could come last... > modules that i would prefer to see being ready soon > are: > the thru zero VCO , the quad sine lfo/vco with vca and > the AD/DA modules. > best regards
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2007-03-20 by ilanode
> And what about the Doepfer (Touch) Keyboard? > > David Westling Yes, definately the most interesting to come.
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2007-03-20 by Bakis Sirros
hello Axel, do not worry, i too prefer the other modules that are planned first. the filter modules could come last... modules that i would prefer to see being ready soon are: the thru zero VCO , the quad sine lfo/vco with vca and the AD/DA modules. best regards, Bakis. --- Axel
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2007-03-20 by Axel Jungkunst
Slowly, I think there are a few more important things to come :-) I'm lucky with the new announcements for Frankfurt Messe! All the best Axel Bakis Sirros schrieb: > > MS-50 filter? ARP filter? SEM filter??? bring them on! > > --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > > > > Also can't hel
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2007-03-20 by Bakis Sirros
MS-50 filter? ARP filter? SEM filter??? bring them on! --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > > Also can't help wondering what's planned for > modules 106-2 > > through 106-4... > > > > rgds > > > > Pierre > > The A-106-2 is reserved for the MS-50 filter. It is > already designed but w
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2007-03-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Also can't help wondering what's planned for modules 106-2 > through 106-4... > > rgds > > Pierre The A-106-2 is reserved for the MS-50 filter. It is already designed but we have not sufficient stock of the special circuit (CA3019). A-106-3 is reserved for an ARP filter that is
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2007-03-20 by Anton Coops
The dual SCF and the PTV > module will be not ready for Frankfurt. The designs are a bit more complex > than we expected. the last thing I want to do is to complacate things even more, but as the scf is still being developed: maybe the owners of the a-188-2 would be interested in
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2007-03-20 by David Salter
Personally I love the SEM and if Dieter can produce an authentic clone I for one would be a very happy man :D 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
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2007-03-20 by Florian Anwander
Hi Pierre > Am I the only one who did a little double take at the SEM filter reference > tucked away in there? Are there any more details available? ;-) No you're not the only one. I immediately searchedd for any a1062.htm on the doepfer pages, but didn't find anything. Take it l
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2007-03-20 by Pierre Zeeman
Hi, >We will also show the quad VCF/VCA/Panning module A-135-2, the crossfader >module A-138d, the mix expander A-138x, the tapped BBD module A-188-2, the >scope module A-192-2, the SEM filter A-106-5, the A-100 CV/Gate keyboard, >the "A-100 beauty cases", some new DIY devices fo
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2007-03-20 by synthtrader
hi, > this page I looked at may contain a discrepency > http://www.analoguehaven.com/doepfer/a100g3/ It does. The discrepency is that the text mentions a 1200mA psu while the photo shows the older, 650 mA version. The reason is because we never had time to take a new photo. The G
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2007-03-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I'm eventually (yeah, yeah, I know its been a while) going to > make up some front panels for the pcbs that were given away last year > sometime. > > I have the cdr files, but on opening im, of course, missing most > of the fonts. > > I appear to have applied a substitution per
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2007-03-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
> A G3 case with stickers on the back saying 115V and to use a 0,25A fuse. Inside the case > the power supply PCB clearly says and is an "A-100 Power Supply II" but has the square > transformer on it. The pcb board labelled "A-100 Power Supply II" is suitable for both versions of
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2007-03-20 by Julian
I'm eventually (yeah, yeah, I know its been a while) going to make up some front panels for the pcbs that were given away last year sometime. I have the cdr files, but on opening im, of course, missing most of the fonts. I appear to have applied a substitution permanently as well
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2007-03-19 by Tommy DOG
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > We have a prototype of the fluctuating random voltage source (with vactrols) > that is already working but no front panel so far. It is similar to the > Buchla module but has some additional features, e.g. > > digital noise output
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2007-03-19 by Jay
Rear power, newer style power supply (1200ma). $425 shipped in the US.
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2007-03-19 by nicholas_kent
I'm selling an excellent condition U.S. voltage Doepfer G3 case. Clean, one extremely tiny ding on the left rack ear edge next to the modules, like 1mm in size, not at all obvious. It looks recently manufactured. I'm looking for $325 + $25 shipping with insurance. U.S. sale only.
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2007-03-19 by hardware@doepfer.de
> At the doepfer site there is no mention about the A-149-3 smooth random > voltage source. Is it still being planned? Any info about features? > > Best regards > Jari Jokinen We have a prototype of the fluctuating random voltage source (with vactrols) that is already working but
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2007-03-19 by nicholas_kent
Thanks again for your help. I did contemplate swapping PSUs with a portable case containing an NT12. Before I did anything I was at the time concerned with verifying that the fuse would be correct when switched when I discovered I might have a different rated PSU2 from what's doc
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2007-03-19 by jalmari3
At the doepfer site there is no mention about the A-149-3 smooth random voltage source. Is it still being planned? Any info about features? Best regards Jari Jokinen
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2007-03-19 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hello, > > Is there any news on the development of the Thru-Zero Quadrature VCO > already? It still looks like an interesting addition, certainly with > the option to link it to the A-126. > > Kind regards > Bill We are still working on the Thru-Zero Quadrature VCO but it will
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2007-03-19 by Wim
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > Is there any news on the development of the Thru-Zero Quadrature VCO > > already? It still looks like an interesting addition, certainly with > > the option to link it to the A-126. > > > > Kind regards > > Bill > >
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2007-03-19 by Wim
Hello, Is there any news on the development of the Thru-Zero Quadrature VCO already? It still looks like an interesting addition, certainly with the option to link it to the A-126. Kind regards Bill
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2007-03-19 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I have a 115v G3 case which was sold to me as having a PSU2 power > supply in it. And the > board does indeed say "Power Supply II" on it. But it has a > square rather than "hockey puck" > transformer and the installed fuse is 250mA. > > So does this square transformer PSU2 del
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2007-03-19 by nicholas_kent
I have a 115v G3 case which was sold to me as having a PSU2 power supply in it. And the board does indeed say "Power Supply II" on it. But it has a square rather than "hockey puck" transformer and the installed fuse is 250mA. So does this square transformer PSU2 deliver 1200mA or
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2007-03-17 by John
SO COOL! One of my favorite songs and I was just thinking the exact same thing the other day. Obviously there¹s portamento involved. Maybe the rest is due to the bizarre nature of the EMS? Wasn¹t that what he was using? Regards, John On 3/15/07 5:35 PM, "anthonyjanas" wrote: > >
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2007-03-17 by thomasborax
anthony, you have fine taste, as that has long been one of my personal favorite instrumental breaks in rock music. i can't suggest any patch possibilites there, but i think the best thing is to set up a patch that has no control factor that is outside of your own control...meanin
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2007-03-16 by Bakis Sirros
Parallel Worlds - "Obsessive Surrealism" CD review of Synth Music Direct (www.synthmusicdirect.com) : "Electronic bleeps contrast with a lovely organic piano as 'Beneath Fear' gurgles into life. All manner of sounds fizz and slither around the piano melody- then in comes a sedate
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2007-03-16 by Florian Anwander
Hi Dieter > We also had an 8 voice polyphonic CV/Gate keyboard available and the system > could be expanded by "normal" synthesizer voice cards based on 6 CEM chips And of course there was also a Loop-Extensioncard. Loopsettings were done on the C64. I must still have a working s
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2007-03-16 by Florian Anwander
Bryan E Cornell wrote: > How long has Doepfer been in business, anyway? I bought my first Doepfer Module (either triple phaser or external in - don't know exactly) around 1979. Dieter had his business in the livingroom of his flat. btw: the external in still working in my formant
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2007-03-15 by anthonyjanas
i was listening to this song by Brian Eno and i was practicing my patching skills but trying to get a similar sound but i'm having trouble making the "bleeps and bloops" behave in a pseudo-rhythmic manner as they do in the song. Any suggestions?
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2007-03-15 by hardware@doepfer.de
> A while back there was a thread asking for new module ideas and I > suggested a mod wheel module with clear wheels that changed colors > when moved etc. There even was a poll on it. The other day I was > looking on the AS site and saw this module: > > http://www.analoguesystems
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2007-03-15 by hardware@doepfer.de
> How long has Doepfer been in business, anyway? > > Bryan Bryan, that's a bit difficult to say as it began little by little. During my study in Munich I was playing in a band and did some modifications of amps or effect units for me and other musicians. During that time I heard
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2007-03-15 by James Husted
A while back there was a thread asking for new module ideas and I suggested a mod wheel module with clear wheels that changed colors when moved etc. There even was a poll on it. The other day I was looking on the AS site and saw this module: http://www.analoguesystems.co.uk/index
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2007-03-14 by synth_ollie
thanks very much dieter for the info, very interesting indeed ! :O) cheers OLLIE --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > That's our CV/Gate controlled modular sound sampler system that was > available about between 1985 and 1990. Up to 8 sampling voices could be > control
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2007-03-14 by Bryan E Cornell
How long has Doepfer been in business, anyway? Bryan >>> 03/14/07 2:55 PM >>> That's our CV/Gate controlled modular sound sampler system that was available about between 1985 and 1990.
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2007-03-14 by hardware@doepfer.de
That's our CV/Gate controlled modular sound sampler system that was available about between 1985 and 1990. Up to 8 sampling voices could be controlled by a Commodore C64. Software for sampling, FM synthesis, Wavetable synthesis, Fourier synthesis and Waveshaping synthesis were av
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2007-03-14 by synth_ollie
http://cgi.ebay.de/Doepfer-Sampler-for-parts-gate- cv_W0QQitemZ180094368988QQihZ008QQcategoryZ46947QQcmdZViewItem
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2007-03-14 by credo99muro
Hello, My friends of "A-100" !! This is credo99 from Japan. I purchased the "MAQ 16/3" as an analog sequencer by Doepfer and the "SYNTH II" as an analog synthesizer by MFB. http://www.mfberlin.de/Produkte/Musikelektronik/MFB-SYNTH_II/MFB-SYNTH_IIe/ mfb-synth_iie.html Would you pl
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2007-03-14 by Michael Wagner
Hello there, I've got a few eurorack modules for sale: - Plan B Model 15 Complex VCO, Rev. 1.2 240€ - A-130 VCA lin. (old version with inverted output) 50€ - A-138 Mixer linear. 35€ - A-138c Polarizing Mixer 50€ (never used) - A-170 Slew Limiter 45€ Prices are without shipping...
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2007-03-08 by davevosh@aol.com
hello to all - i`m not using the v.c. phasor much and could use another slew limiter, so - wtt : a-125 for a-170 or a-171 thanks ! best, dave ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.c
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2007-03-08 by ginorobair
HI Florian, I will definitely tell him you say hello. He really knows the Synthi well and is a virtuoso on it. cheers, ginorobair "Florian Anwander" wrote: > 27 MARCH: Koeln with Thomas Lehn (EMS Synthi) and send my best salutes to Thomas from me (I don't know whether he remember
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2007-03-07 by hardware@doepfer.de
> hello dieter, > very nice! > that plus four expander modules would make great > modules for 4-voice polysynth patches. > the expander modules will be connected to the a135-2 > via ribbon cables, right? > best regards, > Bakis. Right. No soldering will be necessary, just ribbon
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2007-03-07 by Bakis Sirros
hello dieter, very nice! that plus four expander modules would make great modules for 4-voice polysynth patches. the expander modules will be connected to the a135-2 via ribbon cables, right? best regards, Bakis. --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > In Frankfurt we will show the prot
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2007-03-07 by hardware@doepfer.de
In Frankfurt we will show the prototype of a new module: A-135-2 Quad voltage controlled Filter/Mixer/Panner The preliminary information is available on our website: www.doepfer.de/a1352.htm Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
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2007-03-07 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hello, > > I was wondering if anyone knows what the standard tuning to get > 1V/Oct on the MCV24 is? > > Is it: > > Tune Note #1: 0 > CV #1 Coarse: 0 > CV #1 Fine: 0 > > and > > Tune Note #2: 96 > CV #1 Coarse: 102 > CV #1 Fine: 17 > > as it says in the manual? that doesn't see
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2007-03-07 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hi all, > > I am considering to purchase a second hand Regelwerk, mostly to use it > as a step sequencer, in an ARP Sequencer style (with sliders), to > control pre-MIDI analog synths. > I'd like to know if Regelwerk is able to slide/glide between notes in > CV/GATE mode, a bit
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2007-03-07 by Florian Anwander
Hi Gino > 27 MARCH: Koeln with Thomas Lehn (EMS Synthi) and send my best salutes to Thomas from me (I don't know whether he remembers me). He's a exceptional player of the EMS Synthi! Florian
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