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2006-11-17 by untiedstates
Hi John.. The A-137 is great, it can sound very electronic or organic/electric-guitar sounding. In fact, I based a whole piece around its sound - luxuriating in a bath of harmonics generated by the A-137 using a Plan B Model 15 as audio input and an additional Model 15 for modula
2006-11-16 by nakedintruder
http://musictechnology.northwestern.edu/~meatlog/137wood.mp3 The sound source is a sine wave through the 137 with various parameters being modulated by the Plan B envelope for woodwind-like behavior. This was recorded at a time when I was using the BBD way too much for everything
2006-11-16 by J. Talbert
There were no EGs used. Only the three modules: 1 Plan B Osc, A-155 step sequencer and A-137. The clicks were just a side effect of the arbitrarily selected 5 steps of voltages from the A-155 (at the 4v range setting) modulating the A-137 Multiples input combined with the initial
2006-11-16 by John
That sounded great. Thanks. The modulation can get quite extreme. What were the little clicks in the beginning of the sequence? Was that from your EG¹s? Regards, John On 11/16/06 1:17 PM, "J. Talbert" wrote: > Hello. > > I just uploaded a very quick A-137 example as requested to
2006-11-16 by jalmari3
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "thomasborax" wrote: > i'd say be creative with filters and waveshapers I haven't tried yet, but a rectifier might be useful.
2006-11-16 by jalmari3
Thanks for your comments. There are many different Theremins nowadays... Some of them might actually produce sine wave. However, the musically more useful (including the original Theremin) instruments don't. The reason for this is explained here: http://www.paia.com/ProdArticles/
2006-11-16 by hardware@doepfer.de
> i was thinking about that...i have an old Ross analog delay pedal > (no relation) that has 3 chips in it marked "1024", my guess is > they are daisey-chained, it has a max time of 500ms i believe, > dry and wet out, and i like the sound quite a bit....i'd like to > add VC to it
2006-11-16 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Just thought I'd stop in to ask: has there been any progress on the bit > crusher or universal a/d modules? The hardware of the first prototype is ready and already working. At the moment Christian is about to write the software to find out what's possible with this module. As
2006-11-16 by Julian
The fix is on the doepfer website... i dont know the link off by heart, but its not hard to find. a-100 faq or somthing? Julian _____ From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Ross Goniakowski Sent: 16 November 2006 18:29 To: Doepfer_a1
2006-11-16 by Ross Goniakowski
yeah, funny: i never got the recall notice.... (ducks) Julian wrote: > Have the Cliff S6 jacks become better since, or did Doepfer just change to > another model? Am I safe to use them on my project or should I look for another maker of Cliff changed their design years ago now. O
2006-11-16 by Ross Goniakowski
i've got an early A100 Basic 1 with the bad jacks, i just wiggle them a bit when they flake out...is there any type of simple fix, short of replacing every jack? hardware@doepfer.de wrote: We - and as far as I know all other manufacturers that were using the 3.5 mm Cliff sockets
2006-11-16 by Ross Goniakowski
i was thinking about that...i have an old Ross analog delay pedal (no relation) that has 3 chips in it marked "1024", my guess is they are daisey-chained, it has a max time of 500ms i believe, dry and wet out, and i like the sound quite a bit....i'd like to add VC to it, do you t
2006-11-16 by kaalimus
Hi, Two questions, both might have been anwered on this board already, but i couldn't find anything definite by searching. The first question is about tuning. I have two A-110 VCOs. What is the supposed neutral setting for the Tune knob, if there is one? I have to tune it to a bi
2006-11-16 by J. Talbert
Hello. I just uploaded a very quick A-137 example as requested to Files->JVTalbert This was a very simple patch of a Plan B oscillator sine wave patched directly to the A-137 with a combination of A-155 and manual modulation. An mp3 doesn't do it justice, but hopefully this will
2006-11-16 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Doepfer_a100 group. File : /JVTalbert/PlanB_Sine_A137.mp3 Uploaded by : jvtalbert Description : Plan B Sine Wave to A-137 modulated by A-155 You can access this file
2006-11-16 by John
Good examples! I didn¹t know it could distort that much! I still would love to hear it with some triangle/sine synth work but this was cool too. Thanks, John On 11/16/06 10:07 AM, "deepelement" wrote: > hey john, > > I can offer you a some examples in context to my music. > http:
2006-11-16 by bty205236
Hi there, Just thought I'd stop in to ask: has there been any progress on the bit crusher or universal a/d modules? Cheers, mouldi101.
2006-11-16 by deepelement
hey john, I can offer you a some examples in context to my music. http://thedeepelement.com/invade/audiomine/thedeepelement-fae111106.mp3 aside from the orchestra, almost everything, including the drums are being run throught the 137, though there are many other things going on.
2006-11-16 by Florian Anwander
Hi Paul already listed a lot. I may add: Vestakaza Dig420 (V/Octave playable Digital delay) MXR Pitchtransposer (only V/Hz :-( ) Also nearly every analoge guitar stomp-box, which provides a Modulation (Phasers/Flangers...) can be modded simply, because the Mod depth potentiometer
2006-11-16 by hardware@doepfer.de
I don't know the details of the Ondes Martenot but only the Trautonium and Theremin. From my knowledge the (original) Theremin always outputs a pure sine wave as the audio signal is generated by the multiplication of two high frequency sine waves which generates - among other thi
2006-11-16 by hardware@doepfer.de
We - and as far as I know all other manufacturers that were using the 3.5 mm Cliff sockets S6PC - have changed to a revised version of the Cliff sockets many years ago (I think it was in 2001). Especially Bob Williams of Analogue Systems/UK and I intervened at Cliff to obtain soc
2006-11-16 by thomasborax
i agree that the sound of the early electronic instruments is really beautiful and special. i can say confidently that the theremin tone is not a pure sine wave. i can't guess what the waveform would be or how it occured in terms of physics considering the circuit of the theremin
2006-11-16 by longforparade
Hi, thanks for the info! /Henrik --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Julian" wrote: > > > Have the Cliff S6 jacks become better since, or did Doepfer just change > to > > another model? Am I safe to use them on my project or should I look for > another maker of > > Cliff change
2006-11-16 by Julian
> Have the Cliff S6 jacks become better since, or did Doepfer just change to > another model? Am I safe to use them on my project or should I look for another maker of Cliff changed their design years ago now. Only old doepfer modules, with the old cliff design are affected. I us
2006-11-16 by longforparade
Hello everyone!, I am planning to mod my Oberheim TVS1 somewhat by putting out many of the SEMs' internal patchpoints on 3.5mm jacks along the upper edge of the instrument. For this I was just about to order a bunch of Cliff S6 jacks, but as I understand from browsing this forum
2006-11-16 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I'm looking for effects units to voltage control with my Doepfer. > Effects units that have a > voltage control input? (something like the ADA Flanger that has a > Voltage Control input > jack) I like the idea of different kinds of equipment breathing > voltages into one anothe
2006-11-16 by selfoscillate
and the vesta-kaza dig-420 delay. also the flanger and phaser from mam. best wishes ingo
2006-11-16 by selfoscillate
hello john, i know, i have promised to record some examples for you, but i'm still very busy with other things, sorry. after all it will be difficult to show the potential of the module with just a few recordings. i suggest that you check out the a137 examples on my homepage (www
2006-11-16 by zoog_angelspit
I don't think samples would do it justice...the A137 is BRILLIANT! it will make you go GAGA...TRUST ME! ...it will make your head explode once you start modulating it...it is PURE GAGA! --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, John wrote: > > Can some kind soul with a A-137 Wave Mult
2006-11-16 by Phil Hendricks
also, Ensoniq DP/2, DP/4 Many old digital delays have CV in Digitech 7.6sec Time Machine has trig also. Deltalab DL-5 Harmonicomputer Systech 4000a VC Flanger best, phil
2006-11-16 by John
Can some kind soul with a A-137 Wave Multiplier please post some samples? I'm thinking about buying one but I'm just not sure. I've already heard the ones on the Doepfer site and it wasn¹t enough to make me gaga over it. I'd especially be interested in hearing it in conjunction w
2006-11-15 by Paul Schmidt
> Roland: > SVC-350 Vocoder No so much CV control but still great > to use with a modulaar synthesizer > > SBF-325 Flanger CV controled > SPH-323 Phaser CV controled with two modulation souces > with outputs, one CV input , one cv modulation rate. > 4 and 8 stages. > > Boss: > Mo
2006-11-15 by Michael Wagner
On 11/15/06, redsawcloud wrote: > I'm looking for effects units to voltage control with my Doepfer. -> Roland SDE-2500 (80ies digital delay)
2006-11-15 by Jay
redsawcloud wrote: > I'm looking for effects units to voltage control with my Doepfer. I know the Hiwatt Tape Echo has an expression pedal input to control the speed of the tape. I'm fairly certain that you can control it with CV. http://www.hiwatt.com/data/HiwattFX.html
2006-11-15 by John
Great question. I also think CV is a HUGE plus when shopping for effects. Off the top of my head I can tell you that my MoogerFooger Delay has CV inputs. I have a Korg Stage Echo 500 that has CV ins for various functions. Also, most of the old Eventide line has CV control, like t
2006-11-15 by neil jendon
Without modding, I know the Big Briar MoogerFooger pedals and the Frostwave effects both have CV ins. You'll need 1/8" to 1/4" adapters. --- redsawcloud wrote: > I'm looking for effects units to voltage control > with my Doepfer. Effects units that have a > voltage control input?
2006-11-15 by djsoysos
I'm not sure what units are out there that have this type of control imput. That's partly what got me into the Doepfer A-100 system. I use my rack mainly as a signal processor. So I can make what ever crazy ass flanger I want with an A-188-1 1024 some LFO's and what ever else I f
2006-11-15 by redsawcloud
I'm looking for effects units to voltage control with my Doepfer. Effects units that have a voltage control input? (something like the ADA Flanger that has a Voltage Control input jack) I like the idea of different kinds of equipment breathing voltages into one another. I'm havin
2006-11-15 by jalmari3
I think we need one! How to make a Theremin or Ondes Martenot sound? Obviously, those instruments have their unique playing controls and Ondes Martenot also has those special speakers. Still, even their raw sound seems to be somewhat magical. I don't think it can be properly repr
2006-11-14 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: Would you like Doepfer to release a "Mixing Expander" module that would be used to add 5 more inputs to A-138a/b? [It will be about 20-30% cheaper than an A-138a/b, as no integrated circuits and no pow
2006-11-14 by Bakis Sirros
ok, thanks for the info Dieter. regarding florian's suggestion: yes it is a great idea and it would be better to be realized as a separate module(a138d) in my opinion as i am not too keen on soldering... best regards, bakis. --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > > hello dieter, > > ok
2006-11-14 by hardware@doepfer.de
> hello dieter, > ok, poll coming very soon! > but, how will this passive mixer be connected to the > a138a/b? will it need soldering to the a138a/b's pcb? > or, externaly with a patchcable to one of the a138a/b > inputs? > best regards, > Bakis. It will be necessary to solder 2
2006-11-14 by jason kahn
hello in case anyone on the list is interested, i have an a-110 vco for sale on ebay right now. at this link: http://tinyurl.com/u3yqk thanks with best regards jason kahn
2006-11-14 by vliesgaard
Hello Ingo and Dieter, The level drop in Org position is about the same as with the wasp filters, so that would be normal. I also think that the MN3005 would have the most level drop of all the bbd's, since it has the most stages. Thanks for the reply's. By Dirk. --- In Doepfer_a
2006-11-13 by Bakis Sirros
hello dieter, ok, poll coming very soon! but, how will this passive mixer be connected to the a138a/b? will it need soldering to the a138a/b's pcb? or, externaly with a patchcable to one of the a138a/b inputs? best regards, Bakis. --- hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > > Dieter, > > >
2006-11-13 by David Salter
Thanks Dieter That's very interesting Rgds 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 -----Original Message----- From: Doepfer_a100@yahoo
2006-11-13 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Dieter, > > that would be interesting as it would save me daisy chaining mixers and > loosing an i/p > > david > > David Salter > Senior Consultant > PSG David, the mod is simple: For the old version of A-138a/b remove the dual opamp IC1 (TL062) of one of the two modules and co
2006-11-13 by Richard
I still think an 8 input mixer without pots could be a plan - just one pot for the output - it could be pretty inexpensive module, and a space saver too? Would anyone else be interested in such a thing? richard ----- Original Message ----- From: David Salter To: Doepfer_a100@yaho
2006-11-13 by David Salter
Dieter, that would be interesting as it would save me daisy chaining mixers and loosing an i/p 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
2006-11-13 by hardware@doepfer.de
> hello dirk, > > well, i'm not sure, but after reading your answer > i think some of this could be normal behaviour. > the dry/wet control is a linear crossfade and not > an "equal power" crossfade, so you have a level drop > at the center position, this is normal. the bbd outpu