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2006-05-22 by erase
Hi all! just found out about this list. I had a nice doepfer system couple of years ago but sold it when the nord modular concept came ,, using the g2 now but still miss the analog bits (?) and pieces ,, filters and so on , so decided to go for a doepfer (mostly) system again ,,
2006-05-22 by Dieter Doepfer
Probably even the lower section of the A-185 could solve the problem if the bus jumper J1 is removed (used to connect the output of the CV buffer to the A-100 bus board). The lower section is nothing but a buffer with two parallel outputs (it's labelled "CV" but the circuit can b
2006-05-22 by Dieter Doepfer
Alexandre, unfortunately I don't have our big system available as it is already shipped to Munich because of the event on saturday. So I can't test the A-111 - A-180 - A-117 - A-196 patch. What happens in detail with this patch ? Are both A-117 and A-196 not working any longer or
2006-05-22 by untiedstates
Bryan, thanks.. I'm trying to keep everything very compact in one little system and wanted an LFO that was VC AND had PWM. With the Doepfer modules it's one or the other. - (another) Bryan --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Bryan E Cornell" wrote: > > I don't think it will fit
2006-05-22 by bellenger_a
> If I get you right, here's *my guess*: The A180 is a passive device > thus the A196 is loading back on the A117. sounds like this yes >Analogue Sol.'s MX224 should solve that prob. Oh yes you're right thank you, I just checked on their site... Mmmh, so no solutions with Doepfer
2006-05-22 by ilanode
If I get you right, here's *my guess*: The A180 is a passive device thus the A196 is loading back on the A117. Analogue Sol.'s MX224 should solve that prob. Regards, Ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "bellenger_a" wrote: > > But still, what about this behavior of the A180
2006-05-22 by Josue Arias
I have this module in the synton modular, is the MPL. Is a very useful module: 1 input and 4 buffered outputs with attenuators. Since the dowpfer use input attenuators I don`t see the point of having the output attenuators, but it could have an "phase" switch instead. Synthi 2006
2006-05-22 by bellenger_a
But still, what about this behavior of the A180 multiple... What can I do then to do this patch I was talking about... How to have for example several of the same A111 rectangle output to use at the same time for input of A117 and input of A196? Or maybe there is something wrong
2006-05-22 by bellenger_a
Because I was doing this patch yesterday... and I discovered something I think I ignored... That If I put a rectangle from A111 in a multplie to direct it to A117 (ext clk) - then it does something I know (I modifiy the A117 to work withb the A111) but then if I plug at the same
2006-05-22 by nicholas_kent
> > > > Sorry, yet more random ideas, but would some (very) basic video > > processing modules be out of the question? > > > > Although i'm not too fantastically hot on the subject of video > > processing, some kind of video mixing/filtering/switching/whatever > > modules might s
2006-05-22 by Dieter Doepfer
No, it's another company (we heard about problems with HongKongSuperseller and that's why we took another supplier). I'm still in negotiations with the company and want to give them a chance to undo the affair. They apologized (not sure if they really mean it) and told me that th
2006-05-22 by Dieter Doepfer
No, it was not an ebay seller. If you (or the representative in your country) have already ordered you'r not affected. Only for new orders (as soon as the remaining ~ 20 BBDs with 4096 are used up) problems will occur. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----
2006-05-21 by pro2andrius
Hi, friends I have a nice a120 VCF module for sale (24 db, lowpass. Price 50 euro (shipping to europe 8 eur, other countries 10 eur) paypal accepted! Pro2andrius
2006-05-21 by Tim Stinchcombe
> How low can it go? A very rough and ready check: at 0V in on the '-3' octave switch setting, its approx 8Hz. Feeding a *negative* voltage in lowers this to about 0.44Hz at -9.6V (about max I could get from a 175 + 129/3), so it looks like the 1V/octave pegs out at some point...
2006-05-21 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Stuadh, > has anyone used Schaffer Panel Designer? I'v recently started using > it and I'd appreciate advice on how to generate graduated dials around > pots and if there is a way to print rather than engrave onto panels? It is very, very easy once you get it sussed. The key I
2006-05-21 by Anton Coops
Hi there sfrules, I admit that I used the a-word in my quantizer-idea, but only to make it clear that the output of a quantizer doesn't have to be limited to scales, but that even *arpeggio-like* patterns should be possivble, and even patterns spanning more than one octave. Flori
2006-05-21 by sfrules
Hello, I am getting major confused. There is much talk of a quantizer and much talk of an arpeggiator. I can roughly follow each, but when you speak of putting them in the same module my cerebral cortex shorts out!!! Is it possible that an arpeggiator would make a better stand-al
2006-05-20 by Florian Anwander
Hi untiedstates > My main concern is I am trying to ascertain if it is a very > controllable module with repeatable and understandable results or are > you kind of at its mercy? I expected the A-196 to be a simple workload take like a clock divider or a cv-mixer. But I found it t
2006-05-20 by stuadh
Hi, has anyone used Schaffer Panel Designer? I'v recently started using it and I'd appreciate advice on how to generate graduated dials around pots and if there is a way to print rather than engrave onto panels? Yours Aye Stuadh
2006-05-20 by levka0
Dear Dieter, Florian, Bakis, David .... Personally, I would prefer a "simple" approach as follows: -midi-in and -thru (to be able to link more units ... ) -cv and gate out (with PCB-mounted dip switch to be able to drive the internal system bus) -control pot & cv in for gate-out
2006-05-20 by levka0
I am very, very sorry to hear this. I feel a little guilty also, as I did refer on this list to a certain ebay seller as a possible source of these. If this is indeed the source of the problems I beg for forgiveness. I also do hope that the preorder that I placed to my synth-shop
2006-05-19 by untiedstates
Since being real curious about this module I've already read all the previous comments in this group, but... Now that you A-196 owners out there have gotten to use this module extensively how do you find it? My main concern is I am trying to ascertain if it is a very controllable
2006-05-19 by untiedstates
Mr. Blacet answered my question.. if anyone else cares to know, there would be some drilling involved in order to mount this Blacet module into a Eurorack, as well as the cable mod. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "untiedstates" wrote: > > I'm eyeing the Blacet Micro LFO bec
2006-05-19 by untiedstates
How low can it go?
2006-05-19 by Josue Arias
I bet was HKsuperseller, he is from far east, sell thru ebay and he is ripping lot of people with either used chips/parts or relabelled ICs... Josue. 2006/5/19, Romeo Fahl : > > Were these from HongKongSuperseller? > > > On May 19, 2006, at 1:18 AM, Dieter Doepfer wrote: > > > De
2006-05-19 by mritenburg
Here are some ideas: 1. looping multi-stage ADSR 2. somthing like the Buchla 296 programmable spectral processor 3. quad/triple parametric eq -possibly resonant 4. 16bit wave table module with multiple banks and CV selection of bank. $.02 Matthew
2006-05-19 by Tom Duff
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "bty205236" wrote: > Its just interesting to see > that no-one has ever developed a modular video system! On the contrary, video synthesis has a long & interesting history. The most successful analog design was Dan Sandin's IP, a modular real-
2006-05-19 by untiedstates
I'm eyeing the Blacet Micro LFO because of its variable waveforms, nonlinear shapes, and its voltage controllable. I know the power cable for the module will need to be modified, but other than that how compatible is it signal-level wise? Anyone have one of these in their Doepfer
2006-05-19 by Romeo Fahl
Were these from HongKongSuperseller? On May 19, 2006, at 1:18 AM, Dieter Doepfer wrote: > Dear members, > > I have very bad news concerning the BBD modules with 4096 stages. > Yesterday > we received the second batch of BBD circuits with 4096 stages. We > tested > them immediatel
2006-05-19 by Pierre Zeeman
Hi all, I know the number of stages in the bdd affects the delay time and that more stages make for a longer delay, but does this work at the short end as well? i.e. with a smaller number of stages does the minimum delay time get shorter as well? I am primarily interested in the
2006-05-19 by Pierre Zeeman
Richard, The a137 is my favourite doepfer module. I think it produces more interesting and animated sounds than the a136, which is also very nice but sounds more like distortion/clipping than the kind of spectral shaping the a137 does. rgds Pierre ________________________________
2006-05-19 by selfoscillate
hello pierre, the number of stages also affects the minimum delay time. in the a188/1 manual you'll find a table with the delay times of the different bbd-ic's. some examples for the minimum delay times mentioned in the bbd ic data sheets: mn3006 ( 128 stages) = 0,32 ms mn3209 (
2006-05-19 by David Salter
Dieter, Thank you for the clear and concise answer. I think I'll buy a couple of modules just to be on the safe side :o) Rgds David David Salter Senior Project Manager Reuters Ltd Tel +44 20 7542 2402 Mob +44 7990562402 email david.salter@reuters.com RM david.salter.reuters@reute
2006-05-19 by Dieter Doepfer
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]Im Auftrag von David Salter > Gesendet: Freitag, 19. Mai 2006 10:29 > An: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Betreff: RE: [Doepfer_a100] Problems with 4096 stages BBD module
2006-05-19 by David Salter
Excuse my ignorance here as I'm sure it's been said before. When I purchase a BBD module will I be able to swap different BBD chips, i.e. are the chips pin compatible? Thanks David David Salter Senior Project Manager Reuters Ltd Tel +44 20 7542 2402 Mob +44 7990562402 email david
2006-05-19 by Dieter Doepfer
Dear members, I have very bad news concerning the BBD modules with 4096 stages. Yesterday we received the second batch of BBD circuits with 4096 stages. We tested them immediately (Florian, thank's for the note concerning the problems of other BBD buyers) and found that they do n
2006-05-19 by selfoscillate
hello richard, i own both but haven't done a direct comparison. for me both modules feel and react quite different, as they use different techniques to obtain their output signals. the a149/1 is specialized in generating cv-signals only, while the blacet is a very flexible analog
2006-05-19 by zoog_angelspit
HEY RICHARD! the a-137 is an evil devise designed to torture you VCO. I have a 136 also - it's brilliant, but the a-137 is EXTREMELY AMAZING. hint: very fast LFO -> a-137 -> FM modulate your Ocsillator. or very fast LFO -> FM modulate your Ocsillator -> a-137 ROCK! KARL. --- In D
2006-05-18 by Richard
I wonder if anyone has compared the A149.1 with the blacet module: http://www.blacet.com/ID.html any comments? Richard ----- Original Message ----- http://www.blacet.com/ID.html From: selfoscillate To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, May 15, 2006 2:11 PM Subject: [Doep
2006-05-18 by untiedstates
videosizer http://www.emsrehberg.de/VIDEOSIZER/videosizer.html EMS video synthesizer (!) --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "bty205236" wrote: > > Sorry, yet more random ideas, but would some (very) basic video > processing modules be out of the question? > > Although i'm not t
2006-05-18 by Bakis Sirros
hello, i think a miniature 12 keys keyboard with a107 style black mini-keys, on the module's frontplate would be very nice, PLUS A midi input! regards, Bakis. --- Florian Anwander wrote: > Hi David > > > Where ever possible I would prefer to always have > the option of CV/gate. I
2006-05-18 by Dieter Doepfer
The A-101-9 are avaiable since May 15, 2006. From the modules you mentioned I think that the A-137 is the most flexible and most exciting one (unfortunately even the most expensive). Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.co
2006-05-18 by Bakis Sirros
hello david, MIDI AND CV/Gate would be the best solution! regards, Bakis. --- David Salter wrote: > Where ever possible I would prefer to always have > the option of CV/gate. I don't use midi much as I > find the 128 step quantising very limited. > > Rgds > > David > > David Salt
2006-05-18 by David Salter
Hi Florian, For appegiators I have an SH101 and also a Roland 184 keyboard and my Waldorf Pulse plus I have the MAM appegiator for controlling things like my Technics WSA-1. However in context of my modular system I suppose I misunderstood as I thought the thread was talking abou
2006-05-18 by Dieter Doepfer
> How many versions of the A-155 have there been? Is there an easy way > to tell the difference? There is only one version of the A-155 but some modifications have been made manually. Please look at the DIY page for details. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
2006-05-18 by bty205236
Sorry, yet more random ideas, but would some (very) basic video processing modules be out of the question? Although i'm not too fantastically hot on the subject of video processing, some kind of video mixing/filtering/switching/whatever modules might sell (or not, who knows). Its
2006-05-18 by Richard
thanks for the info, funds are limited so, as the A-101-9 is nor yet available, which of the A137 and the A136, A116 could be the most flexible, (or do I mean exciting???) place to start? Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: Bakis Sirros To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sen
2006-05-18 by mritenburg
The buchla 259 , and buchla modules in general, are special(unique) because of the distinction between CV and signal patching, the signal voltages are 1vpp, and the VCO uses a triangle core. I paraphrase a quote from Mr.Buchla in which he states somthing along the lines if: audio
2006-05-18 by unknown freak
Apparently the idea being proposed is about like this: http://www.modcan.com/bseries/dualosc.jpg But I think something like this is a bit more interesting: http://www.analoguehaven.com/cwejman/vco2rm/vco2rm.jpg At any rate, you're still somewhat better off with two of these, aren
2006-05-18 by Florian Anwander
Hi David > Where ever possible I would prefer to always have the option of CV/gate. I don't use midi much as I find the 128 step quantising very limited. With an arpeggiator we are talking about how to generate note information of a chord! This chord is broken up to an arpeggio.