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2006-11-06 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
The following Doepfer_a100 poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: Would you like Doepfer to release an LCD Oscilloscope Module, and, if yes, in what "format"? [detailed info regarding the module from doepfer: The Belgium manufacturer Velleman has available
2006-11-05 by laryn91
The problem with a fixed filter banks for me is experimenting with bandwidths. You have to manually adjust each adjacent band carefully to get the correct effect and that can be cumbersome. I prefer bandpass filters with resonance controls. I use three A-121 Multimode filters to
2006-11-04 by Keld Sørensen
the A-128 fixed filter bank is quite good at imitating fx. violin sounds and the likes. And can also be used to imitate vovel sounds. So that would be my choice. Keld --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "lars_arnwald" wrote: > > I'm interested in filters creating formants. It's
2006-11-04 by lars_arnwald
I'm interested in filters creating formants. It's not about human voice vowels or the sounds usually produced by by vocoders, but rather the formants associated with certain acoustic instruments, like cello, trumpet, trombone, French horn, etc. Probably nothing can beat the Yamah
2006-11-03 by Florian Anwander
Hi Anton > Today I got another idea that I could use > my Roland SBX80 sync box to to the dividing of the clock sinal. It Yes. This works like charm (I own a SBX-80 too). > btw: Your name sound familiar to me, is it possible you helped me a > long time ago on Fido GER.MIDI to bui
2006-11-03 by antonhuber888
Hi Florian, thank you very much for your answer. Your suggested module would be pretty cool, I cant understand why people dont want to have it. Today I got another idea that I could use my Roland SBX80 sync box to to the dividing of the clock sinal. It has a rotary switch labeled
2006-11-03 by Florian Anwander
Hi Anton > No Idea, anyone? Please, please help me! I did not answer, cause I'm still quite busy here with my job. Basically you are right: convert start/stop=hi/low signal of DIN-Sync to separate triggers, by A165 inverter outs; divide down the DIN-clock to 16th by an A-160/161-
2006-11-03 by antonhuber888
No Idea, anyone? Please, please help me! Greets Anton --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "antonhuber888" wrote: > > Hallo list, > > has anybody done this? So I think Roland Sync24 was 24 pulses per 16th > note, can anybody confirm this? > My Idea was to use A-165 to process the
2006-11-03 by deepelement
i saw them live in austria when i was living there. they used one a-100p and abletons live. there was choreography to their session, rather the performance revolved around the choreography. in any case, the sound quality/sample selection that use were crisp sounding. they constan
2006-11-03 by Florian Anwander
Hi I visited their website. Very interesting stuff. I liked epecially how they combine classic arabian instruments and the A-100. Soundexamples at http://www.thilges.at/izdiucz/frames/ep.htm Florian
2006-11-03 by hardware@doepfer.de
Dear members, if anybody is interested: there will be a live performance of the Austrian group THILGES on November 11, 2006 in Berlin. They use five A-100 suitcases and a Schaltwerk for their live performance. Details on the news page of our website. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
2006-11-02 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 11/2/2006 9:53:15 AM Pacific Standard Time, hardware@doepfer.de writes: Yes. It's the A-149-3 fluctuating voltages module with vactrol slew limiters for smoothening the CVs. I expect that it will be available ~ spring 2007. wonderful ! a smooth r.v.g. with a be
2006-11-02 by stuadh
Thank you very much Tim and Dieter. I have just fitted the Texas Instrument chip I bought and I'll see if I have any problems. Thanks for the advice, at least I'll recognise the problem if it occurs. Many thanks, Stuadh --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > The TLC274 i
2006-11-02 by hardware@doepfer.de
> hello - > the doepfer a-149-1/2 is very nice as are the wiard wogglebug and noise ring. > hopefully, as part of the 149 series, doepfer will also release a more > elaborated smooth r.v.g. (i think this may be in development currently - ?) Yes. It's the A-149-3 fluctuating volta
2006-11-02 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 11/1/2006 11:47:15 PM Pacific Standard Time, untiedstates@yahoo.com writes: It seems like there are as many random/noise sources as VCOs out there.. What are some good/interesting ones hello - the doepfer a-149-1/2 is very nice as are the wiard wogglebug and no
2006-11-02 by jalmari3
I guess BC3 works similarly. I have to find out. Thank you. Best regards Jari Jokinen --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > I don't know the details of BC3 but only BC2. The BC2 already outputs a > control voltage that can be used in the A-100. Maybe some amplification
2006-11-02 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Well, I just bought it brand new a couple of weeks ago. Don't have a > service manual for it, so I have no idea what to fix on it. You should send it back as it is still under warranty. You may even contact Matthias Marass (keyboards@doepfer.de). He is the man who is responsibl
2006-11-02 by hardware@doepfer.de
I don't know the details of BC3 but only BC2. The BC2 already outputs a control voltage that can be used in the A-100. Maybe some amplification and offset correction is necessary to obtain the full range of some modules as it outputs only about 3V difference (~ +1...4 V as far as
2006-11-02 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Dieter, I would be interested in the schematics of the A-136 merely to > check out the modifications you suggested. > > Cheers, > Adam-V. Please contact me directly to get the schematics. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
2006-11-02 by hardware@doepfer.de
The TLC274 is a compatible device. But do not use a TI chip (Texas Instruments) as we had problems with TLC274 manufactured by TI (HF noise). NS (National Semiconductors) or ST (SGS Thomson) are OK. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a10
2006-11-02 by hardware@doepfer.de
It's a jumper for AC/DC coupling of the input. Removed -> AC (mainly for audio processing), set -> DC (mainly for CV proccessing). Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]Im Auftrag
2006-11-02 by Jay
selfoscillate wrote: > your a111 always had that pw pot behaviour, > since you bought it? Well, I just bought it brand new a couple of weeks ago. Don't have a service manual for it, so I have no idea what to fix on it.
2006-11-02 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Jay wrote: > > selfoscillate wrote: > > > your a111 always had that pw pot behaviour, > > since you bought it? > > Well, I just bought it brand new a couple of weeks ago. Don't have a > service manual for it, so I have no idea what to fix on i
2006-11-02 by ilanode
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "untiedstates" wrote: > > I only have the A-118 right now, but looking to get some different > ones eventually (A-117, A-149.. Livewire.. Plan B etc. ?) > > It seems like there are as many random/noise sources as VCOs out > there.. What are so
2006-11-02 by Jay
selfoscillate wrote: > you are talking about the a111 or the model 15? A111.
2006-11-02 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Jay wrote: > > selfoscillate wrote: > > > you are talking about the a111 or the model 15? > > A111. > my a111's do not show the behaviour you described. maybe your a111 needs some re-calibration. your a111 always had that pw pot behaviour, sin
2006-11-02 by selfoscillate
> Does anyone's A111 have an odd pulse width pot like mine? I'm used to > sweeping the width using the full range of the pot, but it only seems to > work between 10 and 4 o'clock dial positions. you are talking about the a111 or the model 15? i have never heard of such problems w
2006-11-02 by selfoscillate
> would anyone on the list mind detailing the high/low points of the > doepfer high end vco, the plan b model 15 and the zeroscillator? for me the a111 is the most easiest vco to use. there is no need to carefully adjust anything, and retuning is not necessary most of the time be
2006-11-02 by untiedstates
I only have the A-118 right now, but looking to get some different ones eventually (A-117, A-149.. Livewire.. Plan B etc. ?) It seems like there are as many random/noise sources as VCOs out there.. What are some good/interesting ones?
2006-11-01 by thighpaulsandraslingsby
I have the Model 15 and the Zeroscillator. Both are excellent at what they do. The ZO produces everything you could want and more in the FM department and also works great as an LFO with the quaderature outputs. The M15 is my favourite oscillator. All the waveforms sound very ric
2006-11-01 by Tim Stinchcombe
> Does the A-137 Wave Multiplier also rectify somewhat, via the > "Symmetry" setting, or am I understanding it wrong? Yes, it does. The waveform is 'folded' about two levels, the sum and difference of the 'symmetry' and 'folding' settings, and this folding is essentially 'rectifi
2006-11-01 by untiedstates
Does the A-137 Wave Multiplier also rectify somewhat, via the "Symmetry" setting, or am I understanding it wrong? --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Tim Stinchcombe" wrote: > > Hi list, > > I only just discovered all this chat about full-wave rectifying etc., > and what the A-
2006-11-01 by untiedstates
I have 2 M15s.. from the panel their range is 3.2Hz-20KHz, lower via CV. They sound great to me.. I use the morph more for manually crossfading oscillators - very convenient because it puts 3 out of the 4 available waveforms useable from one output, aside from the individual outs
2006-11-01 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi list, I only just discovered all this chat about full-wave rectifying etc., and what the A-136 can/can't do, so I'm arriving to the party a little late I'm afraid! Yes, the A-136 can do this, but as Jari pointed out previously, it requires some very careful knob twiddling. Her
2006-11-01 by Jay
thomasborax wrote: > what is the lowest frequency available on the m15 and the a111? My Model 15 barely went into sub-audio range via the panel, but I didn't keep it long enough to try if it went any slower using CV because I returned it due to a broken wave-morph section. A111 g
2006-11-01 by David Salter
For me the answer is how it sounds. I confess I'm not super technical but I can tell you that each waveform of the M15 is rich and smooth sounding in a way unique to it. Add the morph and a few other functions and it has it it makes it a really nice VCO. The A111 & A110 have thei
2006-11-01 by thomasborax
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "selfoscillate" wrote: > > i didn't have the time for real in-depth comparison yet, > but to my ears the model15 and zeroscillator sound > quite different. the possible amount of linear fm > seems to be greater on the zeroscillator, so it can
2006-11-01 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Neil, > what are they? > > There are two unconnected pins on the PCB. What's up > with that? That sounds like jumper 'JP2' at the top edge of the board: when the little jumper is present, it shorts out capacitor C1, which allows the module to process low-frequency, control-typ
2006-10-31 by jalmari3
Hehe. Thanks. As I own an Akai EWI4000s, I have already visited many wind controller sites. I posted my question to windcontroller forum too. I am not good at electronics... I assume, I just need a device, which measures variying capacitance values of the BC3 and then makes 0V -
2006-10-31 by sfrules
Take a deep breath: http://www.patchmanmusic.com/WindControllerLinks.html sfrules
2006-10-31 by jalmari3
I would like to connect a breath controller to my soon arriving system. Currently I have Yamaha BC3, which is a passive capacitor based device. I already have a MIDI solution (Yamaha SY99 + A-190). However, in my experience, MIDI isn't fast or accurate enough with breath controll
2006-10-30 by Adam-V
Thanks David. The prototype is just holding together on breadboard at the moment and not really in any state to connect into my system but I'll try to get some raw tones recorded later this week. Cheers, Adam-V --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Salter wrote: > > Looks go
2006-10-30 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Stuadh, I've used these people successfully before: http://www.esr.co.uk/ and they are showing that part in their catalogue, so you might get lucky in that they might actually have some! I also note that STMicroelectronics appear to be showing the part as 'active'. Tim --- In
2006-10-30 by Florian Anwander
Hi > 1. I'm sorry for my poor explanation. You know the Theremins such as "Etherwave Pro" > and "Etherwave Theremin" are the instruments. > Meanwhile the "Theremin systems" of A-100 are one of the Analogue Modular > Synthesizers. The former is available for a player and the latte
2006-10-30 by David Salter
Looks good Adam, keep us posted. Some audio would be nice as well :) 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 ____________________
2006-10-30 by neil jendon
what are they? There are two unconnected pins on the PCB. What's up with that? -n __________________________________________________________________________________________ Check out the New Yahoo! Mail - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. (http://advision.
2006-10-29 by Adam-V
I most certainly am! --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "travesty14850" wrote: > > It certainly does appear that you are rectifying the crap out of those > waves! >
2006-10-29 by stuadh
Does anyone know where I can get hold of a TS274CN Integrated Circuit to repair a Quantizer. I've checked the usual UK outlets (Maplin, RS Components, Farnell plus Google) and this seems to be a discontinued product. Alternatively, does anyone know of a suitable and available (to
2006-10-29 by travesty14850
It certainly does appear that you are rectifying the crap out of those waves! > > As promised, I have uploaded some oscilloscope screen shots from my > breadboarded. They are located in the Wave Rectifier folder of the > files section. The input signal in the shots is a 1.5kHz 10
2006-10-29 by Adam-V
As promised, I have uploaded some oscilloscope screen shots from my breadboarded. They are located in the Wave Rectifier folder of the files section. The input signal in the shots is a 1.5kHz 10Vp-p sine wave. The offset control in the gven examples was set such that rectificatio