Yahoo Groups archive
Messages
Page 331 of 564 · 28179 messages matched
2006-10-29 by jalmari3
Could someone test, how accurately A-136 does the half and full wave rectifying at audio rate? On paper it looks capable, although some precision knob twisting seems to be needed... +L and -L (level controls) should be at zero. A (amplification control for original signal) at 5 (
2006-10-28 by jalmari3
Unless A-136 Distortion / Waveshaper can do the trick well, as suggested by Mr. Doepfer, you can count me in. Best regards Jari jokinen --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Adam-V" wrote: > I'm still trying to decide whether or not to go to the trouble of > manufacturing a small
2006-10-28 by travesty14850
Hmm...maybe I should buy a cheapo Korg K49 and pimp it out with wood... wrote: > > Thanks for the update, Dieter! It sounds like the new keyboard is > larger than I need--I do have a good 61-key synth keyboard (Ensoniq > SQ80) I can use, but it's across the room, and I can't twea
2006-10-28 by travesty14850
I love the A-136...a great module. > > > I'm currently just finishing development of my own wave rectifier > > module that offers Positive Half, Positive Full, Negative Half and > > Negative Full wave rectification along with an offset control > > (Internal and CV) to make for so
2006-10-28 by travesty14850
Thanks for the update, Dieter! It sounds like the new keyboard is larger than I need--I do have a good 61-key synth keyboard (Ensoniq SQ80) I can use, but it's across the room, and I can't tweak knobs while playing. Let me ask this of anyone on the board--is there, anywhere out t
2006-10-28 by travesty14850
Hi credo! I'm no expert here--I'm new to modular synthesis, my Doepfer system is very small, and I don't have the theremin controller. I do have the ribbon though--similar sounds are possible. Forgive me if I'm explaining too much here, but I'm not sure how well-versed you are in
2006-10-28 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 a CV/Gate to Midi Notes device? [ It would have a CV in for Pitch, Velocity, and Modulation depth (almost all midi synths can handle these) and a Gate in, p
2006-10-28 by credo99muro
Hello, travesty14850 !! This is credo99muro from Japan. Thank you for your advice. Would you please explain me what and how the theory is ? May I listen to your sounds and show your "Therein systems" of A-100, too ? > It's worth noting the most important difference between the A1
2006-10-28 by credo99muro
Hello, Florian !! This is credo99muro from Japan. Thank you for your advice. 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 Modula
2006-10-27 by Michael Wagner
On 10/26/06, John wrote: > Hi Michael, > > I think your friend confused the Doepfer Wavetable module with other > popular wave modules like the Blacet Miniwave. Those do require an > additional VCO(sawtooth) to drive it. The Doepfer does not. Thank you, John. Okay, so I'm probabl
2006-10-27 by Florian Anwander
Hi > It's worth noting the most important difference between the A100 > theremin system and a Moog Etherwave--the Moog, awesome as it is, has > essentially one sound--a sine wave. With the theremin controller, you > can in theory use it to control any sound the modular can make,
2006-10-27 by antonhuber888
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 start/stop (hi/low on Sync24) to a pulse to starts/stops the A155. Do I have to use a Flip-Flop? For the Sync signal means di
2006-10-27 by travesty14850
It's worth noting the most important difference between the A100 theremin system and a Moog Etherwave--the Moog, awesome as it is, has essentially one sound--a sine wave. With the theremin controller, you can in theory use it to control any sound the modular can make, and the mod
2006-10-27 by Florian Anwander
Hi > 1. What' s the actually the difference between the "Theremin systems" of the A-100 > System Suggestions and the instruments of the Theremins such as "Etherwave Pro" and > "Etherwave Theremin" by MOOG music ? How about sounds ? How about functions ? I have two A-178 Atennas a
2006-10-27 by David Salter
Adam, I suggest to get your prototype built and working, test it and get some sound samples. I for one do not have the time to build modules these days, though I have in the past, so would be happy to purchase a well made module that offers something interesting. Rgds David David
2006-10-27 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I'm currently just finishing development of my own wave rectifier > module that offers Positive Half, Positive Full, Negative Half and > Negative Full wave rectification along with an offset control > (Internal and CV) to make for some really funky assymetrical rectified > sign
2006-10-27 by hardware@doepfer.de
The A-100 CV/Gate keyboard will be manufactured with 4 octaves. At the moment our case manufacturer is about to built a prototype of the case. The CV/Gate keyboard will be not equipped with additional controllers but an external box with a case that fits to the case of the keyboa
2006-10-27 by credo99muro
Hello !! I'm interested in the interaction between "A-100" and the Theremin, while l listen to "The Art of the THEREMIN" by Clara ROCKMORE and "Music from the Ether" by Lydia Kavina .So could you please give me advice on my interest ? 1. What' s the actually the difference betwee
2006-10-26 by travesty14850
I've got a little Roland PCR-M1 for my laptop, but the pitchbend is garbage...I've been using this to control my new modular! Forgive me if this is an oft-mentioned topic on this forum, but what's the status of the CV/gate keyboard? Has it been decided how many octaves there will
2006-10-26 by Adam-V
I'm currently just finishing development of my own wave rectifier module that offers Positive Half, Positive Full, Negative Half and Negative Full wave rectification along with an offset control (Internal and CV) to make for some really funky assymetrical rectified signals. I'm a
2006-10-26 by hardware@doepfer.de
> So, if I plug same source inverted and non-inverted into A-172, I get > positive and negative full wave rectifier then? Would this work > precisely with audio signals too? While I tried to find our how this works and sounds I recorded a small audio example that shows how the A-
2006-10-26 by hardware@doepfer.de
> So, if I plug same source inverted and non-inverted into A-172, I get > positive and negative full wave rectifier then? Yes. > Would this work precisely with audio signals too? It will work even with audio signals but there are diodes in the A-172 that cause a small offset volt
2006-10-26 by Bakis Sirros
hello fellow Doepferians, please help Doepfer do what it does best! and that is to really listen to its customer base! vote for our polls and help shape the forthcoming doepfer module releases! there are two polls that are closing soon! one is the LCD Oscilloscope module poll tha
2006-10-26 by John
Hi Michael, I think your friend confused the Doepfer Wavetable module with other popular wave modules like the Blacet Miniwave. Those do require an additional VCO(sawtooth) to drive it. The Doepfer does not. regards, John On 10/26/06 3:16 AM, "selfoscillate" wrote: > > hello mich
2006-10-26 by Michael Wagner
On 10/26/06, selfoscillate wrote: > you don't need an additional vco to drive the a112. > you can drive the a112 in the same manner as a normal vco, > just use a pitch cv and you're done. That's great! Thanks for your reply! -Michael
2006-10-26 by jalmari3
So, if I plug same source inverted and non-inverted into A-172, I get positive and negative full wave rectifier then? Would this work precisely with audio signals too? A newbie question: How do I connect to GND? Best regards Jari Jokinen --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Diet
2006-10-26 by selfoscillate
hello michael, you don't need an additional vco to drive the a112. you can drive the a112 in the same manner as a normal vco, just use a pitch cv and you're done. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Wagner" wrote: > > I'm thinking about getting a Waveta
2006-10-25 by Michael Wagner
I'm thinking about getting a Wavetable Osc. A friend of mine pointed out, that I'd need a spare VCO to drive this thing, but when I look at the manual, I don't see, that it is really necessary to have an additional VCO. Am I right with the assumption, that I can play a wavetable
2006-10-25 by hardware@doepfer.de
Right, no AD/DA. Only the frequency dividing is made digital (there's no other way). The rectangle/sawtooth converter is pure analog. If you need technical details: it's a voltage controlled current source that is used to charge a capacitor (rising slope of the sawtooth). The fas
2006-10-25 by Bakis Sirros
hello all, Martin Rev (Suicide) and Parallel Worlds, Cyanna Live at Underworld club, Athens. 11/18/2006 08:30 PM - Underworld Themistokleous & Gamveta 5, Exarheia Athens, GR Cost: 28-33 euros Description: Martin Rev (of Suicide) live! with "Parallel Worlds" and "Cyanna", as suppo
2006-10-25 by hardware@doepfer.de
> And yes, I can use a filter. But I would have paid an extra $100 to have > one built in. I guess I missed that poll. Oh well. For example you could add the A-122 to the A-188-x. It's a very neutral 24dB low pass (with additonal voltage controlled resonance "for free"). The pric
2006-10-25 by jalmari3
Hello! The A-113 manual says it has four times digital frequency divider (rectangle outputs) with 2-digit display and up/down buttons for divisor adjustment rectangle/sawtooth converter (with single output) That "digital frequency divider" catched my eye. I suppose there are
2006-10-25 by Phil Hendricks
On 10/24/06 3:32 PM, "Jay" wrote: > damon wrote: >> An attempt to enlighten: >> >> I am very fond of raw broccoli, asparagus and spinach and am grateful >> that I am not forced to buy these pre-steamed. > > Yes, but they do come canned and frozen too. For those that like that. ;-
2006-10-24 by Jay
damon wrote: > An attempt to enlighten: > > I am very fond of raw broccoli, asparagus and spinach and am grateful > that I am not forced to buy these pre-steamed. Yes, but they do come canned and frozen too. For those that like that. ;-)
2006-10-24 by damon
An attempt to enlighten: I am very fond of raw broccoli, asparagus and spinach and am grateful that I am not forced to buy these pre-steamed. On Oct 23, 2006, at 9:33 AM, Jay wrote: > hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > >> And - maybe I'm the only one - for certain applications I >> def
2006-10-24 by Bakis Sirros
hello all, what Ingo said! i agree. best regards, Bakis. --- selfoscillate wrote: > > hello bruce, > > in contemporary electronic music a lot of plugins > are being > used to degrade or destroy a sound. things like > bitcrushers > are very popular nowadays. the a188/? can create
2006-10-24 by hardware@doepfer.de
> 1. Anyone know the manufacturer and parts numbers for > Doepfer/Analogue Solutions power connectors? I've got > some circuits I'd like to board up and incorporate in > my puny rack. If you mean the female connectors of the bus cables: these connectors are called "IDC connectors
2006-10-24 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Jay wrote: > > damon wrote: > > > I, for one, am grateful that Doepfer has decided to leave the BBDs > > 'naked' without built in filtering for clock noise. > > You can think of a situation where you wouldn't cringe hearing the clock > noise i
2006-10-24 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "ilanode" wrote: > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "selfoscillate" > wrote: > > yes, but thats only because those people do not > > read the users manual. it is quite some effort to > > write a users manual like the one for the a188/1 >
2006-10-24 by neil jendon
Hi, 1. Anyone know the manufacturer and parts numbers for Doepfer/Analogue Solutions power connectors? I've got some circuits I'd like to board up and incorporate in my puny rack. 2. I noticed in the schematics I've seen for mod. synth power supplies, there isn't a lot of capacit
2006-10-24 by unknown freak
Hey, thanks much, Laryn! I'm flattered. :) If anyone's curious, the site's www.vogelscheiss.com and my Doepfer audio page is here: http://www.vogelscheiss.com/modular_mp3s.htm, while my general mp3s are here: http://www.vogelscheiss.com/main_mp3.htm --Chuck --- In Doepfer_a100@ya
2006-10-23 by Ross Goniakowski
i agree...a built in filter would drive up the price was my point...if you are ONLY using the delay with the synth it could prove to be a hassle, but in lots of cases a filter may be available...i think most would already have a filter or two available..and look at the price of a
2006-10-23 by Ross Goniakowski
price? bruce thedekaa wrote: Hi, I don't understand why you are glad that there isn't a dedicated filter inside the module. For me at the moment i won't buy it cause then i need another filter and extra space in my rack. But maybe there's a good reason so i'd like to know. Greets
2006-10-23 by hardware@doepfer.de
The longest delay is obtained with the 4096 stages version of the A-188-1 (A-188-1D with MN3005). But I suppose that the universal clocked AD/DA module will be a better solution for longer voltage controlled audio delays. The BBD principle can be used for longer audio delays (> 1
2006-10-23 by unknown freak
Per your request, I confirm that you're missing the boat. :) --Chuck > -----Original Message----- > From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jay > Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 12:33 PM > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Subject:
2006-10-23 by J S
OK thanks you all, I now understand why...... But one thing still boggles me.......If I want a really weird vc delay, with moderate delaytimes(the longer the better) Would I be better of buying the A188-1 with a 2048 chip or the new A188-2 Greetings, Jean 2006/10/23, Florian Anwa
2006-10-23 by ilanode
Sorry, I'm tired. Your Q "price?" has been too tiny to catch my eye. Regards, Ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Ross Goniakowski wrote: > > i agree...a built in filter would drive up the price was my point...if you are ONLY using the delay with the synth it could prove to
2006-10-23 by Jay
hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > And - maybe I'm the only one - for certain applications I definitely want to > have the clock noise and the aliasing effects Aliasing affects I like, clock noise in the output signal I'm having a difficult time finding use for. Someone enlighten me. A
2006-10-23 by Jay
David Salter wrote: > To be fair I didn't say that. I don't have a problem with Dieter > including a filter. I said I prefer to hear the module as it is without > the sample being further treated by other modules. To those of us with our high-frequency hearing intact, it is nothi
2006-10-23 by Jay
damon wrote: > I, for one, am grateful that Doepfer has decided to leave the BBDs > 'naked' without built in filtering for clock noise. You can think of a situation where you wouldn't cringe hearing the clock noise in a recording? I'd rather have a built in tracking filter, and i