2006-10-23 by ilanode
Pls. see msg 11501 => A built in fixed filter doesn't make sense since you'll have to use one with variable freq. Now make this one volt. controllable give it resonance controll and you end up with a complete VCF => Thus in a modular environment an external VCF makes perfectly se
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2006-10-23 by laryn91
I bought them from Jameco for 50 cents each, part number 136240PS: http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplaylangId= -1&storeId=10001&catalogId=10001&productId=136240&pa=136240PS Keep in mind these are ¼ inch US shaft size (6.25 mm) knobs and Doepfer and ASys
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2006-10-23 by laryn91
Thanks. BTW Chuck, I'm a big fan of your work. Not only is it very interesting music, but it sounds like you've mastered an impressive variety of genres and styles, and mastered orchestration and production techniques. The same skills show in your electronic work. I recommend any
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2006-10-23 by Florian Anwander
Hi Jean > Why would one want to have a highpitched irritating sound mixed with his > sound? Because Jimi Hendrix never would have agreed to put a noisegate to his amps... Nevertheless it would have been possible to add it. In fact: If you want some clean delay, then wait for the
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2006-10-23 by hardware@doepfer.de
Unfortunately a simple low pass filter will not do the job (otherwise we would have added it). You need a filter with a steep slope 24dB or more) that follows the clock frequency of the A-188-1 or -2. The low cost solution of a fixed filter that was used in older BBD devices does
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2006-10-23 by J S
Why would one want to have a highpitched irritating sound mixed with his sound? I'm going to buy the module, but I do think a simple lowpass filter(with a on/off switch) would make it a whole lot better. And it won't cost more than a few dollars. That Higpitched noise is in my vi
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2006-10-23 by ilanode
--- 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 > and all information is in there. so it is not the > most daring d
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2006-10-23 by selfoscillate
> I'm going to buy the module, but I do think a simple lowpass filter (with a > on/off switch) would make it a whole lot better. > > And it won't cost more than a few dollars. a simple lowpass filter wouldn't make you happy, you need something better for that. usually a switched-
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2006-10-23 by David Salter
Bruce, 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. Rgds David David Salter Senior Consultant PSG Reuters Messaging: david.salter.reuters
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2006-10-23 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "ilanode" wrote: > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, bruce thedekaa wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I don't understand why you are glad that there isn't a > > dedicated filter inside the module. > It was lenghtly discussed on this list when th
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2006-10-23 by bruce thedekaa
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 Bruce ______________________
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2006-10-23 by selfoscillate
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 similar sounding effects, just because of the absence of these filters. after all it is a simple t
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2006-10-23 by belacig
Hello everyone, i have just posted the file "A100_Sys-1", which is a set up, i might buy. I was wondering whether you could give me some feedback on it, telling me which could be the weeknesses of this version and giving me some proposals about what to change? Cheers MiKe
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2006-10-23 by David Salter
I agree with damon. I'd rather hear the module in the raw so as to understand the sound better. If the examples had a filter on, it would possible cloud someone's perception of the module and they might perceive their new purchase is faulty once they first started using it. Rgds
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2006-10-23 by travesty14850
OK, great...that's certainly handy! wrote: > > > I'm thinking about adding the Wiard joystick...does it also only send > > +/-5v? I should probably just get the Doepfer Joystick, but I'm out > > of Doepfer rack space...and I don't want my habit getting out of > hand... > > > the
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2006-10-23 by ilanode
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, bruce thedekaa wrote: > > Hi, > > I don't understand why you are glad that there isn't a > dedicated filter inside the module. It was lenghtly discussed on this list when the chance for a BBD-delay has brought up. IIRC the idea was that the cl
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2006-10-23 by damon
For the record: I, for one, am grateful that Doepfer has decided to leave the BBDs 'naked' without built in filtering for clock noise. On Oct 23, 2006, at 3:29 AM, hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > Yes - it's probably the clock noise. My old ears didn't hear it when I > recorded the s
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2006-10-23 by hardware@doepfer.de
Yes - it's probably the clock noise. My old ears didn't hear it when I recorded the sounds, maybe because I used only the poor PC sound system as our main PA is in another room at the moment. The outputs of the A-188-2 have been directly patched to the sound card of the PC. I'll
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2006-10-23 by selfoscillate
> I'm thinking about adding the Wiard joystick...does it also only send > +/-5v? I should probably just get the Doepfer Joystick, but I'm out > of Doepfer rack space...and I don't want my habit getting out of hand... the wiard joystick sends 0 to +10 volts. best wishes ingo
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2006-10-23 by travesty14850
Thanks a lot, Ingo--I'll keep that in mind. I don't think I'll ever get a Blacet Frequency Divider, so that should be no problem...and I'm mostly going to use the Blacet system for bringing in some different filters and oscillators. (esp. the MOTM GX-1 filter...which is the same
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2006-10-23 by J S
Hello!!!! again about the highpitched sounds in the examples........is that the clock noise? Isn't it possible to include a simple lowpass filter on the output? 2006/10/21, J S : > > > Wow.....the second one is sweeeeeettt!!!!!!!!!!!!!! > > > But wght is that highpitched tone tha
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2006-10-23 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "travesty14850" wrote: > > Hi all-- > > I am digging my Doepfer system in a big way...espcially the A-112, > which to my surprise I'm keeping in pitch shift mode much of the time, > as a weird delayed quasi-oscillator. > > Anyway, I've ordered
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2006-10-23 by zoog_angelspit
THIS ROCKS! Q: how did you print onto the aluminium panels??? KARL. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "laryn91" wrote: > > I uploaded few pictures of my customized Eurorack to the photo section: > > 1 I never liked those dull gray Doepfer and the cheesy rubber ASys > knobs.
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2006-10-23 by amnesia
Yes I love your choice of knobs...I am going to do the same...looks vaguely like an old emu modular :-) What are the names of the knobs and where to buy them please Ross laryn91 wrote: > > I uploaded few pictures of my customized Eurorack to the photo section: > > 1 – I never lik
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2006-10-23 by John
The knobs look amazing! Almost makes the A-100 look more expensive. regards, John On 10/22/06 4:54 PM, "laryn91" wrote: > I uploaded few pictures of my customized Eurorack to the photo section: > > 1 I never liked those dull gray Doepfer and the cheesy rubber ASys > knobs. When
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2006-10-22 by tartarboy
Selling two like new A-111 CEM3340 VCOs 225.00ea I'm located in Texas. Thanks, Josh
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2006-10-22 by Brandon Daniel
>> On Behalf Of laryn91 >> Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2006 4:55 PM >> To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >> Subject: [Doepfer_a100] "Cynthesized" Doepfer and ASys photos >> >> I uploaded few pictures of my customized Eurorack to the photo section: >> >> 1 - I never liked those dull
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2006-10-22 by vogelscheiss
I didn't expect that to look as good as it does. Nice. Complements the aluminum panels. --Chuck > -----Original Message----- > From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com] > On Behalf Of laryn91 > Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2006 4:55 PM > To: Doepfer_a1
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2006-10-22 by travesty14850
Hi all-- I am digging my Doepfer system in a big way...espcially the A-112, which to my surprise I'm keeping in pitch shift mode much of the time, as a weird delayed quasi-oscillator. Anyway, I've ordered a couple of Blacet cages and I'm going to build a parallel set of Frac Rack
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2006-10-22 by anthonyjanas
I too am working with a budget and i find working with a suitcase system does force me to work smarter when coming up with patches. In the near future i will probably switch out one osc with the a108, but right now i'm still trying to find a proper balance with the rest of the sy
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2006-10-22 by laryn91
I uploaded few pictures of my customized Eurorack to the photo section: 1 I never liked those dull gray Doepfer and the cheesy rubber ASys knobs. When I got my Zeroscillator, I liked Cynthia's knobs much better so I replaced all of them (200 knobs!). 2 The MCV24 LCD display w
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2006-10-21 by dingfutzer
Modules with ribbon cables and screws - 116 Waveform Processor $50, 120 Low Pass Filter $75, 121 Multi-Mode Filter $98. Also have (3) G6 Rackframes @ $325. Modules and G-6 are in like new condition. Email for pictures - Buyer pays shipping & insurance. Payment by Postal Money Ord
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2006-10-21 by J S
Wow.....the second one is sweeeeeettt!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But wght is that highpitched tone that I hear in the beginning of both examples. Greetings, Jean 2006/10/20, hardware@doepfer.de : > > We have added two more sound examples for the A-188-2 Tapped BBD module: > > http://www.doepf
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2006-10-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
We have added two more sound examples for the A-188-2 Tapped BBD module: http://www.doepfer.de/A1882.htm Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
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2006-10-20 by neil jendon
I'll take the 115 and 118 if still available. Shipping would be to Chicago. --- Julian wrote: > Hi there, > > I still have a few modules for remaining that are > not sold or reserved. If > anyones keen, I think i calculated them all at 32% > off new price. > > > 115 �30.60 > 11
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2006-10-20 by achtung_999
I have an A101-2 in my portable set. This is very useful because it can be used as a (pretty damn extreme) LPF and a VCA..(and of course the inbetween lopass gate function) which is saving some space in the suitcase. I must admit that optimizing the portable set to my needs is an
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2006-10-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
I'll see when I find the time to add the existing AD/DA info to our website (taking a picture of the prototype, front panel sketch, preliminary description of the prototype functions). But it's hard to say in advance, when I have time to insert this job in my to-do list. Maybe I
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2006-10-20 by antonhuber888
Thank your very much for your reply. I am so curious about the new module(s) so that I checked doepfer's website nearly every day for the last two months :-) greets Anton --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > I'll see when I find the time to add the existing AD/DA info
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2006-10-20 by selfoscillate
i feel a bit abashed now. thanks to everybody for the nice words about my person :-) it is a pleasure to be part of this community. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "unknown freak" wrote: > > Hell no. You're doing great stuff, Ingo. I'm grateful we've got you
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2006-10-20 by Julian
Hi there, I still have a few modules for remaining that are not sold or reserved. If anyones keen, I think i calculated them all at 32% off new price. 115 £30.60 117 £40.12 118 £30.60 120 £46.92 130 £37.40 146 £33.32 180 £17.00 180 £17.00 180 £17.00 190 £91.80 (with 5v regulator
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2006-10-19 by Bakis Sirros
and you also have to study BBDology... --- Florian Anwander wrote: > J S wrote: > > > Can anybody tell me how I can become an Ingo, so I > can test al the nice > > prototypes? > > > > I wannabe Ingo :) > I assume if you buy enough modules, become an A-100 > expert, do several > r
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2006-10-19 by Bakis Sirros
hello anton, don't ask me. i am not Dieter... i am only the news carrier. best regards, Bakis. --- antonhuber888 wrote: > what exactly means soon? > > Anton > > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros > wrote: > > > > dieter says: > > "The prototype of the universal A
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2006-10-19 by thomasborax
anthony- well, the bipolar mixer allows very flexible voltage mixing. you can mix audio with it too, though the linear response curve is not ideal (i.e. most of the volume variation occurs very close to zero on the knob). i related to your post because i don't hav a big rack syst
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2006-10-19 by Axel Jungkunst
That is totally easy! Over all the years you are a good purchaser of all the good things Mr.Doepfer builds, on the other hand you try to get out the best of the nice gear and have a good conversation by giving some or many important hints from the side of a heavy user as Ingo doe
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2006-10-19 by unknown freak
Hell no. You're doing great stuff, Ingo. I'm grateful we've got you in there putting the stuff through it's paces for great demos. I get a much better sense of the gear from them. --Chuck > -----Original Message----- > From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yah
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2006-10-19 by hardware@doepfer.de
You have to go to the office in your country and ask if you can get another first name :-) But I cannot promise that this will be sufficient for prototype testing as the Ingo you are talking about is unique... Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100
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2006-10-19 by Florian Anwander
J S wrote: > Can anybody tell me how I can become an Ingo, so I can test al the nice > prototypes? > > I wannabe Ingo :) I assume if you buy enough modules, become an A-100 expert, do several records mostly with the A-100 and then do a lot of great example audios for free for Doe
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2006-10-19 by J S
Can anybody tell me how I can become an Ingo, so I can test al the nice prototypes? I wannabe Ingo :) 2006/10/19, Florian Anwander : > > Hi Dieter (and perhaps Ingo ;-)) > > > If anybody has patch suggestions for additional A-188-2 demos please > tell > > me. We'll try to make a
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2006-10-19 by anthonyjanas
thanks for the suggestions! what would be the advantage of a bipolar mixer rather than the standard mixer? I was trying to make the system a hybrid of processing and generating sounds, hence the 2 oscillators. The idea of using the a108 as a additional osc is very useful. thanks
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2006-10-19 by ilanode
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > > J S wrote: > > > Can anybody tell me how I can become an Ingo, so I can test al the nice > > prototypes? > > > > I wannabe Ingo :) > I assume if you buy enough modules, become an A-100 expert, do several > records m
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