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2006-05-13 by heritage_flowline
Anyone who has heard this oscillator will know that it is at least 20 times better than any other oscillator. Ive heard just about every oscillator out there inc ,serge,plan b ,cynthias thru zero,arp2500,2600,synthi 100, and it beats them all easily so im presuming the only reaso
2006-05-13 by vliesgaard
There are some drawings in the files section taken (without permission??) from Rob Hordijks website. Filter inputs and outputs zip [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-05-13 by vliesgaard
A ladder filter with seperate lowpass and highpass inputs. (to use them at the same time with different signals) And an output that can be morfed between lowpass/highpass and bandpass. This can be done with the A-108 but the patch eats to many mixer modules. And poles above 24dB
2006-05-12 by Bakis Sirros
hello dieter, ok, i'll wait for florian's sketch and then make a poll. best regards, Bakis. --- Dieter Doepfer wrote: > > hello florian, dieter, > > so, taking into account the recent email from > dieter > > telling how he could make an expansion module to > brign > > the a0,a1,a
2006-05-12 by Bakis Sirros
hello florian, ok, great. regards, Bakis. --- Florian Anwander wrote: > Hi Bakis, > > I am in developping a sketch for such a system, > which would extend the > A-154/5. So lets wait until I finished it and lets > do the poll then later. > > Florian > > Bakis Sirros wrote: > > >
2006-05-12 by Dieter Doepfer
One could try the combination of A-127 and a polarizing mixer A-138c to emulate an equalizer: Audio Source -> A-127 Audio In and Input #1 of A-138c A-127 Audio Out #1 -> Input #2 of A-138c A-127 Audio Out #2 -> Input #3 of A-138c A-127 Audio Out #3 -> Input #4 of A-138c Input #1
2006-05-12 by Dieter Doepfer
With a small modification the A-174 could be used for that (signal leading to the meter wired to an output socket) as it contains a half and full wave rectifier according to the position of the switch. Even the Max/Min module A-172 is working a bit like that (with one input simpl
2006-05-12 by Dieter Doepfer
> hello florian, dieter, > so, taking into account the recent email from dieter > telling how he could make an expansion module to brign > the a0,a1,a2,a3 addresses of the a154 and a155 clock > to the front panel, should i, or should i not, create > a new poll about a modular seq
2006-05-12 by Florian Anwander
Hi Bakis, I am in developping a sketch for such a system, which would extend the A-154/5. So lets wait until I finished it and lets do the poll then later. Florian Bakis Sirros wrote: > hello florian, dieter, > so, taking into account the recent email from dieter > telling how he
2006-05-11 by Bakis Sirros
hello florian, dieter, so, taking into account the recent email from dieter telling how he could make an expansion module to brign the a0,a1,a2,a3 addresses of the a154 and a155 clock to the front panel, should i, or should i not, create a new poll about a modular sequencer? rega
2006-05-11 by Bakis Sirros
hello fabio, i have already created a poll about a resonant EQ module. would it make sense to create another poll for a specialized string simulation resonant EQ module? won't the proposed "general" resonant EQ module be able to make this string simulation that you're talking abo
2006-05-11 by Adam-V
Hi guys, How about some sort of wave rectifier that offers half and full wave rectification of an audio signal. It would only require one input and four outputs positive half, negative half, full wave positive and full wave negative. Apologies if this is achievable with existin
2006-05-11 by Dieter Doepfer
This module is still in the testing/development state. We were a bit too optimistically concerning the planned features. There are a lot of jobs that the microcontroller has to do and we underestimated the required time for a simple device like a LFO. The main problem are the syn
2006-05-11 by Florian Anwander
Hi threeseatmoon > How about a digital envelope generator/modulation source > allowing you to save patches/mixtures for live recall.[..andotherstufffromdigital...] I do own such a piece: the HARMS MAC-16 MIDI-CV Interface. But I found out, that one doesn't use this feature, simpl
2006-05-11 by bellenger_a
Will this module be produced in fact? Quad vc-lfo?
2006-05-10 by sfrules
Bakis! I stand, er, sit corrected! many thanks, sfrules
2006-05-10 by threeseatmoon
Hi everone, How about a digital envelope generator/modulation source allowing you to save patches/mixtures for live recall. Possibly offering different multistage (2/4/6/8) envelopes, 1/2 voltage control ins assignable to functions (rather than one per),optionally L.F.O., noise,
2006-05-10 by Bakis Sirros
hello, no. additive synths have up to 128 harmonics for each voice. having more harmonics gives you much more control over the sound's timbre. so, at least for me, it would be usefull to have at least 32 harmonics for an additive machine/module. regards, Bakis. --- sfrules wrote:
2006-05-10 by sfrules
Hi, Dudes rs370/rs375? Looks like a wonderful module, but it is too polyphonic, too complex, too big, and too pricey!! Give me mastery over ONE note and I will be happy! I am not really sure you need to have 32 overtones. Unless you are playing infra-bass, the last dozen or so wo
2006-05-10 by Anton Coops
just a joke On 10 May 2006, at 1:50, Bakis Sirros wrote: > ??? > > --- Anton Coops wrote: > > > Hi Bakis, > > > > After the suggestions for tuning modules (maybe a > > bit crazy :) I > > would like to drop this totally different one: how > > about cables that > > automatically an
2006-05-10 by guido de zeeuw
This is handy, but a typical DIY project I think. Make yourself a faderbox, or saw the faderpart of an obsolete mixer. I would solder pieces of 1 meter wire direct to the faders and then a plug to the other end, that will save on plugs and connectors (on the mixer), you never wil
2006-05-10 by Bakis Sirros
hello, just try the excellent rs370/rs375 from AS. this is such a module. you have a digital osc with 32 partials of which the 16 of them are controlable by 16 knobs plus 16 cv inputs! plus many many other features. btw, i would not find of course if doepfer would want to make an
2006-05-10 by Bakis Sirros
hello zoran, that sounds very interesting too. dieter? regards, Bakis. --- Zoran Bosnjak wrote: > OK, how about this sci-fi idea: you buy module, and > patch it into the large > button-based matrix (like EMS AKS, but buttons > instead of pins.) You label > rows and columns yourse
2006-05-10 by Bakis Sirros
you mean to have a tabletop multiple cv source connected via a cable to a multiple attenuation module? would this make any difference? regards, Bakis. --- mrb wrote: > Hey everyone: > > This may be a *bit* hard to explain, but it's been > kicking around in > my head for ages, and
2006-05-10 by Bakis Sirros
??? --- Anton Coops wrote: > Hi Bakis, > > After the suggestions for tuning modules (maybe a > bit crazy :) I > would like to drop this totally different one: how > about cables that > automatically and bi-directionally split up, so you > have a multiple > calbe so to speak > > J
2006-05-10 by Bakis Sirros
hello dieter, that would be great to offer such simple and usefull modules. regards, Bakis. --- Dieter Doepfer wrote: > An intermediate solution for DIYs would be to wire > the address A0/A1/A2 > outputs of the A-154 and the "old" A-155 controller > unit to jack sockets as > well
2006-05-10 by Bakis Sirros
dieter doepfer says: "We "emulated" this functions a long time ago during the development of the A-112 (it has a built in 8 bit ADC and DAC) and found that all patches that modify the 8 bits sound very similar except some special patches like bit crunching (i.e. omitting certain
2006-05-10 by Dieter Doepfer
> Dieter, > the a121 isn't a perfect(or close) band spltter/crossover, is it? It depends upon the term "perfect(or close)". The A-121 has a 12dB slope. The steeper the slope (6, 12, 18, 24, 30 ...dB) the better the frequency separation. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
2006-05-10 by Dieter Doepfer
I overlooked it. It is also part of the list. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > Where is the A149-3? > > TD > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > >
2006-05-10 by Pierre Zeeman
Hi all, I'm not so into the obscure stuff, so here are my rather more pedestrian suggestions (in order of interest to me): (1) An additive oscillator: 32 partials, with a volume value for each. I see it as only having a few principal controls: 5 leds (binary) to show the partial
2006-05-10 by ph@comcast.net
On 5/9/06 12:31 AM, "Florian Anwander" wrote: > Hi Phil > >> What about a simple band-splitter, kinda like the Drawmer Three Sum: >> http://www.drawmer.com/new.html >> so that we can process separate bands and then put it all back together. > This does exist! > Split frequencies:
2006-05-10 by sfrules
My 2 centimes... In addition to my previous wishes for a more discriminating quantizer similar to what Anton has suggested, and my spike and ripple module... One synth that I have always lusted after was the RMI Harmonic Synthesizer. http://www.jarrography.free.fr/details_equipem
2006-05-10 by mrb
> Regards, and don't take this too seriously, > No danger of that!
2006-05-09 by Zoran Bosnjak
OK, how about this sci-fi idea: you buy module, and patch it into the large button-based matrix (like EMS AKS, but buttons instead of pins.) You label rows and columns yourself. It is like large DIY matrix panel. And style of the buttons? Well, if engaged, they should be lit, lik
2006-05-09 by Zoran Bosnjak
I think that Modcan has very good-sounding Arp 4075 filter already. Regards, http://www.modcan.com/bseries/modulesb.html Than click on 4075 LPF 36B. Regards, Zoran >From: Brandon Daniel >Reply-To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >Subject: Re: SV: [D
2006-05-09 by Anton Coops
Hi Bakis, After the suggestions for tuning modules (maybe a bit crazy :) I would like to drop this totally different one: how about cables that automatically and bi-directionally split up, so you have a multiple calbe so to speak Just look at this scheme: |-----------------> |---
2006-05-09 by Brandon Daniel
On Tue, 9 May 2006, anatronn wrote: > the 4012 was a transistor ladder "moog" filter and doepfer already has > that (A-120) so go for the 24db (cascade of integrators) 4072 or 4075 > (these two are almost identical) Maybe, though the 4012 in my 2600 always sounded quite different
2006-05-09 by mrb
Hey everyone: This may be a *bit* hard to explain, but it's been kicking around in my head for ages, and I planned to manufacture and get rich off it (snicker) but instead, i'll share it and see if anyone else thinks it's viable! The Universal Breakout Box module would be a contr
2006-05-09 by Bakis Sirros
probably because this board has a crazy moderator? ;-) regards, Bakis --- Nick Hubben wrote: > gents > > i certainly see your points - i do feel a lot more > akin to on-the-fly > performance style with my synths, i'm not sure i've > ever written down > a setting in my life. i dev
2006-05-09 by phaedra@t-online.de
Hi Bakis, the next wish will be 35 cartridges to emulate a Mellotron M400, or a Birotron with tape loops! :-) I think, maybe it would be an interesting thing, but I see it more as a standalone unit like the old Korgs, Rolands, Binson, Dynacords and so on! all the best Axel P.S. e
2006-05-09 by unknown freak
Yup, I agree completely. I find sliders ill-suited to very fine adjustments. --Chuck _____ From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Florian Anwander Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 11:15 AM To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [Do
2006-05-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi Nick > i certainly see your points - i do feel a lot more akin to on-the-fly > performance style with my synths, i'm not sure i've ever written down > a setting in my life. Me too. I never write down a setting. But sometimes the decision whether a sound is lush f*rt in the win
2006-05-09 by untiedstates
> possibly the > manual gate module (the inquiries seem to increase for > this module) Yes, please! I ended up making a little handheld 9v battery operated gate source with 2 gate outs with LEDs, one of the outs controlled by 2 buttons - one for a momentary signal, and the other
2006-05-09 by Dieter Doepfer
An intermediate solution for DIYs would be to wire the address A0/A1/A2 outputs of the A-154 and the "old" A-155 controller unit to jack sockets as well as the address inputs of the A-155. It's only mechanics and some wiring (P.S. we offer unprinted but punched A-180 4HP front pa
2006-05-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi David > Ability to mute any stage would be nice (acting on CV and trigger) If send the output of the trigger scanner through the switch scanner you will get a mute function. Advantage of the modular concept. > Transpose function Of course... Florian
2006-05-09 by Florian Anwander
I'd like to have a DIN-Sync to trigger interface. Just a simple thing: - An incoming DIN-Sync should be given as seperate signals on 3,5mm sockets - The DIN-Sync Start/Stop Gate-signal should be given additionally as separate Start and Stop triggers (required for A-155). - The DI
2006-05-09 by David Salter
While we are wishing can I add the following: Ability to mute any stage would be nice (acting on CV and trigger) Transpose function I'll think of more David David Salter Senior Project Manager Reuters Ltd Tel +44 20 7542 2402 Mob +44 7990562402 email david.salter@reuters.com RM d
2006-05-09 by Nick Hubben
gents i certainly see your points - i do feel a lot more akin to on-the-fly performance style with my synths, i'm not sure i've ever written down a setting in my life. i developed mild tendonitis years back from working with rack-mount samplers and mixers, so i think working with
2006-05-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi I think the A154/155 is great, but I'd like to have it more modular. * Clock controlled address counter (= masterclock) * CV adress generators (this might be the module Andrew Maunder was thinking about when asking for editable digital signals) * Possibilities to modify addres
2006-05-09 by David Salter
Florian, Do you mean something like the modular version of Milton? 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@reuters.net ________________________________ From: Doepfer_a100@