2006-08-16 by musicagenera
please contact me on rwert at poczta.onet.pl lets not waste this list by our talk best robert > how much do you want for them? > > --- musicagenera wrote: > > > hallo > > > > sorry for this message > > but maybe anybody interested > > I want to sell two modules working perfectly
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2006-08-16 by hardware@doepfer.de
That's really an incredible price. Just the ring core/toroid transformer of our PSU2 is about twice this price... I assume that it's a switched power supply for computer applications and the voltages cannot be adjusted. That's OK for 95% of all modules but for some modules (e.g.
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2006-08-16 by ulu
Hi fellow tweakers, i regretably ! have the following for sale.The 2 Livewire modules are brand new . never left box ! or been used.The Digital noise is second hand but mint.All 3 are for sale as i have now had to sell up a few studio things including these modules which were to
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2006-08-16 by dennis henderson
how much do you want for them? --- musicagenera wrote: > hallo > > sorry for this message > but maybe anybody interested > I want to sell two modules working perfectly in goog > shape > a137 - distortion/waveshaper > a123 - hp filter (not possible to get new, sold out) > > anybod
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2006-08-15 by jauer9
Herbach & Rademan: http://www.herbach.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv? Screen=PROD&Store_Code=HAR&Product_Code=TM94PWS2716 +5 VDC @ 9A, + 12 VDC @ 1.7A, -12 VDC @ 1.2A, -5 VDC @ .5A Condor Regulated Linear Power Supply Code: TM94PWS2716 Price: $15.95 (This is NOT new, it is NOS (new ol
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2006-08-15 by Bryan E Cornell
You might want to consider the A112 sampler unit. It's a great way to mangle sampled sounds (does a bunch of other stuff too.) Bryan >>> necrolooper@yahoo.com 08/15/06 5:30 AM >>> Hi I am taking advantage of the analogue haven 10% discount and having them build me an a-100 and so
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2006-08-15 by Bakis Sirros
oops, i mean a137 wave multiplier! this is, for sure, a great module! i also like the a136 very much, but you need to understand its operation in order to get really nice results! best regards, bakis. --- musicagenera wrote: > I agree with a196 > but what you mean by a 107 wavesh
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2006-08-15 by musicagenera
hallo sorry for this message but maybe anybody interested I want to sell two modules working perfectly in goog shape a137 - distortion/waveshaper a123 - hp filter (not possible to get new, sold out) anybody interested please contact me on rwert@poczta.onet.pl thanks best robert
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2006-08-15 by musicagenera
I agree with a196 but what you mean by a 107 waveshaper do you mean A136?? I thnink this one is not very interesting but this is personal experience best r > > hello, > if you want crazy and wierd sounds, you should include > for sure the a196 pll, the a106 xtreme filter, the > a
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2006-08-15 by Bakis Sirros
hello, if you want crazy and wierd sounds, you should include for sure the a196 pll, the a106 xtreme filter, the a107 waveshaper. also, do include the a101-3 vactrol phaser and the a107 morphing filter for more complex sounds and unlimited capabilities. for fatness and classic fi
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2006-08-15 by necrolooper
Hi I am taking advantage of the analogue haven 10% discount and having them build me an a-100 and sound processor from doepfer. I know they know what they are doing but they are in the U.S and I am in Canada so 10% off is great (dollar exchange) I am curious about any module comb
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2006-08-14 by hardware@doepfer.de
-> www.doepfer.com -> FAQ -> Power supply and case for A-100 modules > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]Im Auftrag von deejayy_svenn > Gesendet: Montag, 14. August 2006 16:08 > An: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroup
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2006-08-14 by hardware@doepfer.de
Daniel, that's normal and has nothing to do with the battery. In play mode always the complete memory is played back. If you do not record the complete memory then there will occur the rest of previous sample behind the position where the recording has been stopped. To avoid this
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2006-08-14 by erase
Bought a used A112, I have small problem with the module. it seems that when I gate the recording trigger for a signal and then play back the sample I get the sample playing back normal for as long as I have gated the recording but it seems to be playing back the whole memory (S1
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2006-08-14 by selfoscillate
hello, the blacet time machine uses two internal filters, one at the signal input (to get rid of aliasing) and one at the signal output (to remove the clock noise). i believe that both of these filters have a 30db lowpass response. so if you want to get close to the time machine
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2006-08-14 by deejayy_svenn
Hello Im thinking of buying one of these to use as a regular VC analog delay with VC of delaytime and feedb, sort of like the Blacet Time Machine. I can see that the module has no antialiasing filter, does this means that I need a vcf module as well ? /DJS
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2006-08-14 by deejayy_svenn
?? /DJS
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2006-08-14 by hardware@doepfer.de
Florian, very strange. I have no idea why this solved the problem. The contents of the internal RAM should have no effect on the function as it is filled with certain values during power on. The reset during power on causes the software to start at a certain position (reset posit
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2006-08-14 by Florian Anwander
Hi, I could solve the problem by an ugly trick (this is a "don't do this at home" description): First I removed the EPROM and switched the MS-404 on and after some seconds switched it off again. I replugged the EPROM and tried the MS-4040, but the action hadn't changed anything.
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2006-08-12 by Florian Anwander
Hi, I am running in the same problem as Mark Kono did in June: My MS-404 worked fine with MIDI; I used it as MIDI-Slave of a MIDI keyboard or with an Alesis MMT-8 as Sequencer. Now I connected the MS-404 to Logic Pro and it shows the same behaviour as Mark described: MIDI-Note on
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2006-08-10 by unknown freak
I must say, it beats me why other makers don't conform to Doepfer's standard with respect to the red stripe. Isn't it a somewhat arbitrary choice anyway? Doesn't Doepfer have more sold modules out there in the world than most other makers put together? Why gleefully jump aboard a
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2006-08-10 by Jordi Sampe Farre
Ok, thank you very much for your fast answer. Best regards; Jordi _________________________________________________________________ ¿Estás pensando en cambiar de coche? Todas los modelos de serie y extras en MSN Motor. http://motor.msn.es/researchcentre/
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2006-08-09 by levka0
Yes, this all works fine You should only take care that the red ribbon on the Cwejman power cable is NOT lined up with -12 V (as for Doepfer modules), but to the +12 V pin Best regards Joost --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Jordi Sampe Farre" wrote: > > Hello, do you know if
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2006-08-09 by selfoscillate
i don't know exactly, but i guess that it is no problem. you should send your question to wowa cwejman, if you want to be sure about that. the email-address can be found on his website http://www.cwejman.net/ best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Jordi Sampe Farr
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2006-08-09 by Jordi Sampe Farre
Hello, do you know if the Basic Frame of Doepfer to work with my Cwejman modular system ?? Thanks >From: "djsoysos" >Reply-To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Re: A-188-1 4096 impressions (it's indeed >impressive !) >Date: T
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2006-08-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi James > hi i was wondering if anyones tried the following synths the dave > smith poly keyboard, the alesis andromeda the vostok at analogue > solutions website and the other synths on there as well as the Macbeth > M5 studio systems synth > > also the doepfer A-100 > > which
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2006-08-09 by selfoscillate
hello james, these synths you mentioned cannot be compared in a fair way, they are too different in terms of features. especially the polyphonic synths cannot be compared with a modular system. its a bit like you want to compare a truck with a taxi cab. let's just say that all of
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2006-08-08 by Bakis Sirros
dieter says: "The prototype of the universal AD/DA is working now and Christian is about to program the first tests and applications. The first ones will be probably tha bit cruncher and the clocked CV/audio delay. The front panel of the module prototype and some general basics w
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2006-08-08 by azctyuo97843
hi i was wondering if anyones tried the following synths the dave smith poly keyboard, the alesis andromeda the vostok at analogue solutions website and the other synths on there as well as the Macbeth M5 studio systems synth also the doepfer A-100 which would you say is the best
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2006-08-08 by selfoscillate
these are some forthcoming modules and have been discussed for quite some time now. afaik these modules are currently under development, but it's too early to make an outline of the features of the final products. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "djsoysos" w
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2006-08-08 by djsoysos
What is this refering to? > I think that both the upcoming switched cap. VCF and the VC clocked > delay will nicely combine with the A-188-1.
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2006-08-06 by Julian
Right, here's a deal - Im moving house. I dont really want to cart a load of stuff with me. I still have some doepfer modules for sale, including a couple of G6 racks. Theyre all listed on my site : http://www.numberofthebeast.org/forsale.html Anyone who buys one or even both of
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2006-08-05 by levka0
Hi All, It took me some time to find my own way into this module, but now I might need to cancel all my appointments for the coming months in order to study all its possibilities. I am currently really charmed by putting an A-112 + A-101-2 in the FB loop of the A-188-1 and feedin
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2006-08-04 by Anton Coops
> Anton, > > we already have a 24dB highpass filter A-123. As the sales of this module > are very poor we will stop production as soon as the stock is sold out. I > don't think that we will offer a dual 30dB highpass as I assume that the > sales will be even worse than for the A-
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2006-08-04 by hardware@doepfer.de
Anton, we already have a 24dB highpass filter A-123. As the sales of this module are very poor we will stop production as soon as the stock is sold out. I don't think that we will offer a dual 30dB highpass as I assume that the sales will be even worse than for the A-123. Best wi
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2006-08-04 by Anton Coops
Hello Dieter > The planned (probably dual) SC filter will be a suitable supplement to the > BBD modules as it will probably include two 30dB filters with common > frequency control. One of the filters can be used for the audio input (if > desired), the second for the audio output
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2006-08-03 by synthtrader
hello, First, I apologize to members who get this message twice! We (Analogue Haven) are having our summer Doepfer sale again. All new Doepfer gear purchased up until midnight on Saturday, August the 12th will be discounted by 10%. This sale applies to all new gear that Doepfer m
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2006-08-03 by mic08817
Hi my name is Michael Westbrooks. I'm an avid organ player and trying to build my own double manual controller. I've just bought the UKE (MKE) from Analogue haven and my question is I need to know how to connect two fatar TP/8o keybed to the MKE. I went to the Doefer website and
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2006-08-01 by selfoscillate
the discontinued blacet time machine uses a 4096 stages ic (mn3005). they clock the chip with up to 200 khz frequency and not with 100 khz as stated in the data sheet, thats why they say it has a minimum delay of 10 ms. this is also possible with the 4096 stages version of the a1
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2006-08-01 by Romeo Fahl
The Time Machine uses the MN3005 as its BBD. Romeo On Aug 1, 2006, at 9:46 AM, Bryan E Cornell wrote: > Does this mean that the Blacet Time Machine is roughly equivalent to > the 2048 stage model? Their website lists the TM range as from 10 mS > to 2 seconds. > > Crikey, I guess
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2006-08-01 by Bryan E Cornell
Does this mean that the Blacet Time Machine is roughly equivalent to the 2048 stage model? Their website lists the TM range as from 10 mS to 2 seconds. Crikey, I guess I'll have to get a whole pile of A-188-1's at some point in the future. Bryan >>> hardware@doepfer.de 08/01/06 3
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2006-08-01 by q v s f u e k p s v h s l w
thanks for all the advice folks , i understand now :) off to checkout demos hardware@doepfer.de wrote: No. The short delay times are not available with the longer BBD circuits. These are the shortest delay times for the BBD circuits used for A-188-1: MN3006 (128 stages) @ 200kHz:
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2006-08-01 by hardware@doepfer.de
There should be no slew at the A-156 outputs but fast steps to the next voltage that fits to the current settings (scale/chord/major/minor....). You have to connect the CV out of the A-156 directly to the CV input of the VCO. In this case no slew should occur. Best wishes Dieter
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2006-08-01 by hardware@doepfer.de
No. The short delay times are not available with the longer BBD circuits. These are the shortest delay times for the BBD circuits used for A-188-1: MN3006 (128 stages) @ 200kHz: 0.32 ms MN3009 (256 stages) @ 200kHz: 0.64 ms MN3004 (512 stages) @ 200kHz: 1.28 ms MN3007 (1024 stage
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2006-08-01 by hardware@doepfer.de
Karl, of course the A-142 can be used with a gate signal as well. The positive going edge of the gate signal is used to trigger the A-142 (the negative going edge has no function and is ignored). I think we should add this information to the A-142 user's manual. Best wishes Diete
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2006-08-01 by Pierre Zeeman
> am i right in think A-188-1D with 4096 stages BBD is capable of everything the rest are ? (those with less stages ?) no, all the chips involve some measure of trade off and each has certain benefits over the others depending on your needs (which is why doepfer is offering so ma
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2006-08-01 by Dan Levey
I solved this myself. Needed a gate to the trigger input to go with each note. That made it nice and smooth! --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Dan Levey" wrote: > > I just picked up the above module and am getting crummy results with > sequenced notes. The output CV is extrem
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2006-08-01 by djsoysos
I have the 1024 (1 second) which does a very nice job of chorus and flange effects. Also good for boingy echo sounds, but not at higher delay times then around 150 milliseconds. After that you begin to hear the clock noise, that means you must filter it out with a low pass filter
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2006-08-01 by Dan Levey
I just picked up the above module and am getting crummy results with sequenced notes. The output CV is extremely slewed on each note. Reminds me of extreme Auto-Tuning on Vocals where each note is quickly bent to the correct one. Here it sounds dirty and messy, not what I expecte
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2006-08-01 by p. hendricks
On 7/31/06 10:49 AM, "q v s f u e k p s v h s l w" wrote: > hi folks > am i right in think A-188-1D with 4096 stages BBD is > capable of everything the rest are ? (those with less stages ?) no, check Ingo's samples: http://www.selfoscillate.de/ The smaller ones are best for flang
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