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2006-05-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi > "to speak the truth: we can built such a module > without any problems as some > customers are asking. But I cannot see the idea of > such a module. But if the > people want to have it we will make it ...." I don't see it for audio purposes (ok it would always make noise, bu
2006-05-09 by Tommy DOG
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > And of course all the other modules in the waiting > queue have to be > finished: TKB, normal CV/gate keyboard, controller > box, SC filter (probably > a dual filter with two 30dB filters with a common > control especiall
2006-05-09 by Bakis Sirros
dieter says: "to speak the truth: we can built such a module without any problems as some customers are asking. But I cannot see the idea of such a module. But if the people want to have it we will make it ...." Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds [Doepfer_a100] group owner http://www
2006-05-09 by selfoscillate
sounds good :-) --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "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 as the address inputs of the A-155. It's o
2006-05-09 by fabio delben
It was a particular resonant equalizer for strings simulation. The moog rack series like phaser and the parametric equalizer. Pretty rare. Ciao Fabio Delben Bakis Sirros ha scritto: hello fabio, what's this? details please. regards, Bakis. --- fabio delben wrote: > A string filte
2006-05-09 by selfoscillate
> i must say, i've always appreciated the openness to crazy opinions on > this board versus AH... danke. you're very welcome :-) > saving money for another portable cabinet, thats never a bad thing :-) best wishes ingo
2006-05-09 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "astroschnautzer" wrote: > > I dont know that much about electronics and stuff though I love to use > modulars, but wouldnt a moog bode frequency shifter be cool or is it > the same as the frequency/pitch shifer that allready exists? > it's no
2006-05-09 by astroschnautzer
I dont know that much about electronics and stuff though I love to use modulars, but wouldnt a moog bode frequency shifter be cool or is it the same as the frequency/pitch shifer that allready exists?
2006-05-09 by Anton Coops
Hi Bakis, list, Here are a few more suggestions for new modules. First of all I have to say that the ideas are not at all 'mine', but are all inspired by the insights of William Sethares. If there was something like a Nobel prize for music, Mr. Sethares would surely get it for hi
2006-05-09 by Dieter Doepfer
Sorry - but we have absolutely no experience with such mechanical stuff and I don't think that we will be able to offer such a module. But the AD/DA module (the version with memory) will cover a lot of these applications. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
2006-05-09 by Bakis Sirros
hello fabio, what's this? details please. regards, Bakis. --- fabio delben wrote: > A string filter like moog. > Fabio Delben > > Bakis Sirros ha > scritto: > ok list, > it is brainstorm time again! > if you have any crazy idea about a future exotic > A100 > module, just say it!
2006-05-09 by fabio delben
A string filter like moog. Fabio Delben Bakis Sirros ha scritto: ok list, it is brainstorm time again! if you have any crazy idea about a future exotic A100 module, just say it! i'll gather all your ideas during the next two weeks and out of them i'll create some new polls. i am
2006-05-09 by Bakis Sirros
hello florian, ok, you're right regarding the "control input". i do not know about other tape machines really. the korg se500 has a standard cv input though. dieter what do you say regarding a possible tape echo module? regards, Bakis. --- Florian Anwander wrote: > Hi Bakis > > >
2006-05-09 by Bakis Sirros
dieter doepfer says: "these are the latest news: The first batch of A-188-1 have been already shipped, but only versions with 256, 512, 1024, 2048 and 4096 stages. All customers who ordered the module with 128 stages will have to wait for the third batch (June 2006) as there are
2006-05-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi Bakis > what special feature this "cv interface module for > tape machines with cv control of tape speed" would > offer? i mean that any cv source of the a100 can be > connected with a cv input of a tape machine that has > cv inputs A "Control-Input" doe not necessarily mean C
2006-05-09 by Dieter Doepfer
It will be a problem to re-built the 4012 ARP filter as many of the parts used in this filter (similar to the Moog transistor ladder but with special dual FETs and dual transistors that are no longer available). One could use other dual FETs and dual transistors (or even single F
2006-05-09 by Bakis Sirros
hello florian, ok, but, what special feature this "cv interface module for tape machines with cv control of tape speed" would offer? i mean that any cv source of the a100 can be connected with a cv input of a tape machine that has cv inputs (i used that with my korg stage echo se
2006-05-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi Bakis > would something like this be doable dieter? I am not Dieter, but let me jump in here: I experimented a lot with tape based delays and tried also something similar with modified cassette players. Result: Forget it as a module. Forget cassettes. I think Dieter does not w
2006-05-09 by Bakis Sirros
hello david, that sounds very interesting, but: would something like this be doable dieter? regards, Bakis. --- david rothbaum wrote: > cv tape echo module. > > perhaps you could do this with a tape cartridge that > would be front > loaded on the panel. or maybe use a standard >
2006-05-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi Adam > "scanner" in this instance refers to a radio scanner that allows you > to listen in on radio broadcasts outside the normal commercial > broadcast range. This includes police radio transmissions, aircraft > transmissions etc. Ok, a simple radio receiver. Florian
2006-05-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi Nick, > i'll be devil's advocate: if we're talking ARP filters, why not go > all the way and give them SLIDERS! > > some of you will hopefully agree that sliders/faders are far more > ergonomic and ultimately musical than knobs. I definitely do not agree. It is a well known fa
2006-05-09 by Florian Anwander
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: A121 Combine frequencies: A-101-1 I use them very often
2006-05-09 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: Would you like Doepfer to release an ARP Filter Module?(based on the 24db ,cascade of integrators, type 4072 or 4075 ARP filter design, but something along the A108 in terms of features/inputs and outp
2006-05-09 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Nick Hubben wrote: > > i'll be devil's advocate: if we're talking ARP filters, why not go > all the way and give them SLIDERS! > > some of you will hopefully agree that sliders/faders are far more > ergonomic and ultimately musical than knobs.
2006-05-09 by david rothbaum
cv tape echo module. perhaps you could do this with a tape cartridge that would be front loaded on the panel. or maybe use a standard cassette tape mechanism and use "looping" cassettes as the cartridges. (these are pretty cheap and there are lots of different lengths, from 10 se
2006-05-09 by anatronn
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) /A > The 4012 was probably the best known. Other ARP classic VCFs are the > 4035 and 4072/4075. There's sc
2006-05-09 by Anton Coops
Hi Bakis, Actually it's not....and I thought this was gonna be an easy one ;-) The basic idea would be to use the A-108 as a 'template', but I think we would have to vote seperately about the filter (sliders doesn't seem a realistic option to me). See also this site: http://www.e
2006-05-08 by Romeo Fahl
The 4012 was probably the best known. Other ARP classic VCFs are the 4035 and 4072/4075. There's schematics and info at: http://www.till.com/arptech/modmain.htm On May 8, 2006, at 3:10 PM, Bakis Sirros wrote: > hello michael, anton, > so, the "classic" ARP filter is the 4012? > r
2006-05-08 by Bakis Sirros
hello, do you mean a module with three parallel filters, one LP, one BP and one HP with adjustable cutoff for each of the three filters? regards, Bakis. --- Romeo Fahl wrote: > Do you mean something like the Buchla 194 ( > http://rubidium.dyndns.org/~magnus/synths/companies/buchl
2006-05-08 by Adam-V
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > Sorry, may be I am a stupid one, but: What the heck is a "police scanner"? > > I know the police as a public institution for inner the monopole of lordship > > I know a scanner as a gear, which converts pictures to im
2006-05-08 by Bakis Sirros
hello dieter, yes, that's what i meant, the keyboard controller rack module that will be connected with the normal cv/gate keyboard or the touch plate keyboard. anyway, this "scale" function will be included in this future keyboard controller. so, should i make a poll about a sep
2006-05-08 by Nick Hubben
i'll be devil's advocate: if we're talking ARP filters, why not go all the way and give them SLIDERS! some of you will hopefully agree that sliders/faders are far more ergonomic and ultimately musical than knobs. when i was forming a modular strategy awhile back, i went as far as
2006-05-08 by Bakis Sirros
hello michael, anton, so, the "classic" ARP filter is the 4012? regards, Bakis. --- "Michael O." wrote: > I wouldn't mind a filter like the 4012.. I got an > ARP2600 with that > filter, and that's awesome! I have no other filter > that's near that > one.. (And I have a few option
2006-05-08 by Michael O.
I wouldn't mind a filter like the 4012.. I got an ARP2600 with that filter, and that's awesome! I have no other filter that's near that one.. (And I have a few options to choose from) /Michael --- Anton Coops skrev: --------------------------------- Hi Bakis, You're right, this i
2006-05-08 by ph@comcast.net
-------------- Original message ---------------------- From: Romeo Fahl > Do you mean something like the Buchla 194 ( > http://rubidium.dyndns.org/~magnus/synths/companies/buchla/ > Buchla_1940_1_200.jpg ) or EMS Octave Filter Bank ( > http://www.oldtech.com/synth/EMS8OctFil1.htm
2006-05-08 by Romeo Fahl
Do you mean something like the Buchla 194 ( http://rubidium.dyndns.org/~magnus/synths/companies/buchla/ Buchla_1940_1_200.jpg ) or EMS Octave Filter Bank ( http://www.oldtech.com/synth/EMS8OctFil1.html ), but tunable? Romeo On May 8, 2006, at 11:58 AM, ph@comcast.net wrote: > Wha
2006-05-08 by Dieter Doepfer
No, as the "new" TKB has been reduced to the basic functions and the "gimmicks" of the first prototype have been removed because of the many different ideas. These additional features will be (hopefully) included in the "keyboard" controller that is outlined on our web site (very
2006-05-08 by Anton Coops
Hi Bakis, You're right, this is very important, I was referring to the 'classic' Arp filter that was used in the later Odysseys and the Axxe from 1975 or so, and probably it should be *without* the design flaw that originally cut off frequencies above 11 kHz. Greetings Anton On 8
2006-05-08 by ph@comcast.net
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. best, phil
2006-05-08 by Romeo Fahl
The 4012 gets my vote. On May 8, 2006, at 10:42 AM, Bakis Sirros wrote: > hello anton, > i'll wait for your detailed explanation regarding your > future module suggestions before i make polls about > them. > regarding the ARP filter module: which ARP filter > should this module b
2006-05-08 by Bakis Sirros
hello gino, Herr Doepfer is a multi-tasking Dual Core processor with lots of Cache and RAM memory! He can handle everything! :-) seriously now, these polls are the group's job for now. these polls do not stop Dieter from keep building the forthcoming modules that are in the curre
2006-05-08 by Bakis Sirros
hello, i think that this function (scale programming-tuning/cv pots for each keyboard key) will be implemented into the TKS, right dieter? regards, Bakis. --- untiedstates wrote: > scale programmer > > moog had one of these.. each key of a keyboard could > be tuned > individually
2006-05-08 by Robair, Gino
Some interesting stuff in the new polls. How about letting Herr Doepfer finish the touch keyboard before sending him too many new ideas! :-) Although, I must say the matrix idea was very interesting...
2006-05-08 by matteus_rex
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > > ok list, > it is brainstorm time again! > if you have any crazy idea about a future exotic A100 > module, just say it! > i'll gather all your ideas during the next two weeks > and out of them i'll create some new polls.
2006-05-08 by Bakis Sirros
no i cannot. but dieter maybe can do this! ;-) regards, Bakis. --- bty205236 wrote: > yup, you've got the idea of the thing (i apologise > for my fairly > limited vocabulary when describing the idea... years > of tv seem to > have taken their toll)! i've got to say, i think it >
2006-05-08 by Bakis Sirros
hello anton, i'll wait for your detailed explanation regarding your future module suggestions before i make polls about them. regarding the ARP filter module: which ARP filter should this module be modeled around? regards, Bakis. --- Anton Coops wrote: > > > > quality is very hig
2006-05-08 by untiedstates
great! i was hoping this was the case... --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > > hello, > i think that this function (scale > programming-tuning/cv pots for each keyboard key) will > be implemented into the TKS, right dieter? > regards, > Bakis. > > > > > ---
2006-05-08 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: Would you like Doepfer to release a Bit Processing/ Bit Swapping Module? [a new module with an Analogue to Digital converter, with analogue cv/audio inputs that accept the input analogue signals. then
2006-05-08 by untiedstates
scale programmer moog had one of these.. each key of a keyboard could be tuned individually with a pot in order to achieve whatever tuning system you wanted. I know you could just use MIDI, etc.. but then with CV wouldn't you have more precise tuning control? - no "stepping".
2006-05-08 by Anton Coops
> > > quality is very high, but more than 500 $ is quite expensive. > > and by the way: I saw, that the cwejman EQ does not continuously add > or > > subtract the corresponding band asyou would expect it from a mixing > > console's EQ. You have to switch between add or subtract.