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2015-07-13 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Thanks for the reply Dieter, I really must of have overlooked it. > Can I buy a new front panel? > Cheers, > > ------------------------------------------------------ > Danny Budts I'll have to check with our production company if they have panels left. Normally the panel quanti
2015-07-13 by syndromeda@telenet.be
Thanks for the reply Dieter, I really must of have overlooked it. Can I buy a new front panel? Cheers, ------------------------------------------------------ Danny Budts info@syndromeda.be www.syndromeda.be https://www.facebook.com/Syndromeda https://syndromeda.bandcamp.com/ http
2015-07-13 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> How can you tell? > > > Neil a) looking at the front panel: the top right socket of each sub-unit has to be labelled "BP" instead of "HP" b) all modules with a test sticker 0515 (= May 2015) or higher should be equipped with the new panels So far the photo on the A-127 page sti
2015-07-13 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Oh, I had not read about the mislabelling, but now it explains a lot...;-) > Is there a way to relabel them correctly Dieter, I have a first run module. > Cheers, > Danny. From the beginning the information about the A-127BOM on our website said: "The front panel printing of th
2015-07-13 by Neil Kagan
How can you tell? Neil Sent from my iPhone > On 13 Jul 2015, at 14:46, yahoo@doepfer.de [Doepfer_a100] wrote: > > > Question for Dieter; is the second production run of the BOM with correct labelling happening soon? > > > > Regards, > > > > Neil > > Yes, the new production series
2015-07-13 by syndromeda@telenet.be
Oh, I had not read about the mislabelling, but now it explains a lot...;-) Is there a way to relabel them correctly Dieter, I have a first run module. Cheers, Danny.
2015-07-13 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Question for Dieter; is the second production run of the BOM with correct labelling happening soon? > > Regards, > > Neil Yes, the new production series with the correct labelled panels arrived about two months ago. But we cannot know if a dealer still stocks the former version
2015-07-13 by Neil Kagan
That does sound odd then. Grounding issue? Sent from my iPhone > On 13 Jul 2015, at 13:33, Zubo Karijes zubo.karijes@yahoo.com [Doepfer_a100] wrote: > > Hi Neil, > > Thanks for your reply. I am not having issues with the cock noise but the feedback which seems to have a problem.
2015-07-13 by zubo.karijes@yahoo.com
Hi All, I would love to complete my Vocoder and am missing the 129-5 voiced/unvoiced detector. Anyone? Cheers Zlatko
2015-07-13 by Zubo Karijes
Hi Neil, Thanks for your reply. I am not having issues with the cock noise but the feedback which seems to have a problem. I am not comparing it to 188-1 but to a few videos that I saw about 188-2. In fact, single stage outputs don't yield a clean sound either…. I guess I should
2015-07-13 by Neil Kagan
Question for Dieter; is the second production run of the BOM with correct labelling happening soon? Regards, Neil Sent from my iPhone
2015-07-12 by Neil Kagan
The output switch is identified on the website as an error. The 188-2 outputs always have some clock noise apparent; again this is flagged up on the website. Also check you have the attenuators set to the centre as they are polarisers. The 188-1 is cleaner if that's what you are
2015-07-12 by Zubo Karijes
Hi All, I bought a new 188-2 and have the following issues: The output channels are swapped - the top row of dials affects the second channel…+ much worse, the output always seems to have some feedback going on even if the dial is at zero, I cannot get a clean response demonstrat
2015-07-11 by bomarm@yahoo.com
Thanks for the input...(no pun intended :) You are correct. The idea is to TURN OFF the INPUT of the A190-4 via USB in LOGIC but I was referring to the OUTPUT of the A190-4 in "Audio Midi Setup" NOT Logic (so the A190-4 would stop its MIDI OUTPUT to Logic. I want the A190-4 to Re
2015-07-10 by Florian Anwander
Hello Am 09.07.2015 um 23:08 schrieb bomarm@yahoo.com [Doepfer_a100]: > The other logical place I looked was the "Audio MIDI Setup" app but > unfortunately here the A190-4 ports (in/out) are grayed out so I can > not turn the MIDI OUT to off. You should not turn off the output, b
2015-07-09 by bomarm@yahoo.com
I have recently acquired a Doepfer A190-4 USB/MIDI CV/GATE module and installed it in my Make Noise Shared System (black/gold) which is connected to my Mac Pro via USB using Logic Pro 9.1.8. When I try to record via the USB connection, I get all sorts of stuck notes and MIDI feed
2015-07-09 by Richard Horsman
>>Thanks, problem solved. >>Frustrated....hahaha... No worries :-)
2015-07-09 by syndromeda@telenet.be
Yeah....right....thinking outside the box again and did not thought about looking at the pictures......I really need my cup of coffee first. Thanks, problem solved. Frustrated....hahaha... ------------------------------------------------------ Danny Budts info@syndromeda.be www.s
2015-07-09 by Richard Horsman
See http://www.doepfer.de/A100_pictures/A141_2.jpg , third image
2015-07-09 by Richard Horsman
To join the two vertical PCBs together.
2015-07-09 by syndromeda@telenet.be
Hi, I just searched and searched and can't find out why there is a second flatcable (a short one on top) on the A-141-2. Can anyone help me out? Thanks, cheers, Danny.
2015-07-07 by yahoo@doepfer.de
That's what the transistor inputs of the A-100 gate inputs do - although it's not exactly the same as a comparator. I.e. any positive voltage beyond ~ +3V is treated as "high". Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mai
2015-07-07 by Sean Ellis
It's good that a lot of modules now have comparators on the inputs that trigger off pretty much any positive voltage. It's a luxury really but worth considering for future Deopfer modules as well. > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Date: Mon
2015-07-07 by syndromeda@telenet.be
Thanks very much for the explanation Dieter. Best wishes, Danny.
2015-07-07 by karelvanbezooijen@yahoo.com
Thank you for your reply. At least I know I didn't do anything wrong and that my measurements were correct.
2015-07-07 by acgenerator@att.net
Not sure either. It could be that the ground connection itself was loose as the rack itself just got shipped that week. Could be a combination of factors. Next time I expand/rearrange stuff I'll see if I can test whether that post itself needs to be fixed. I'm also glad to report
2015-07-06 by Neil Kagan
Oh that's great to hear Dieter - I hope you had a nice holiday :) Neil Sent from my iPhone > On 6 Jul 2015, at 17:04, yahoo@doepfer.de [Doepfer_a100] wrote: > > Thank you for the suggestions. I'm sure we can include some of them. > > Best wishes > Dieter Doepfer > > > -----Urspru
2015-07-06 by yahoo@doepfer.de
Thank you for the suggestions. I'm sure we can include some of them. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprungliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com] > Gesendet: Mittwoch, 24. Juni 2015 10:35 > An: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.c
2015-07-06 by yahoo@doepfer.de
Module A-185-1 was designed in 1997 and at this time there were no other (or only a few) other module manufacturers on the market. The gate section of the A-185-1 is only a buffer (nothing but a so-called emitter follower) but does not increase the gate voltage. Rather the emitte
2015-07-06 by yahoo@doepfer.de
Hello, in the final version of the module we replaced the 2-position switch by a 3-position switch to offer more possibilities for the future. "Cst" is the abbreviation for "Custom Mode". This planned feature is not yet available in the first production series but the modules are
2015-07-06 by yahoo@doepfer.de
From the theory it should make no difference because each group with the four blade terminals is connected to the same signal (-12V, GND or +12V) because the four terminals of each group are shortened. I have no idea why wiring them identically solved the problem. Anyway - it's g
2015-07-05 by Nicholas Keller
I do not own an A-185 so I cannot compare results. I know this doesn't explain the issue or fix it, but could you use one of the trigger row outputs of the A-155 to clock the Metropolis? If you already built a dedicated gate amp, I suppose this is no longer necessary. On Sunday,
2015-07-05 by karelvanbezooijen@yahoo.com
Forgot to mention this but the other Gate Outputs of both A185-1's are connected too; To A160 and A154 resp.
2015-07-05 by karelvanbezooijen@yahoo.com
About the A185-1 Maybe it's just me using the module the wrong way. This is the setup: A190-1 Clock Out ---> 1st A185-1 Gate In 1st A185-1 Gate Out ---> 2nd A185-1 Gate In 2nd A185-1 Gate Out ---> Intellijel Metropolis Gate In The Metropolis (and probably other modules too) doesn
2015-07-04 by analogmonster@ymail.com
Glad you got it working. Don't want to come across as rude but the most likely cause is not hardware but user error. Those groups of 4 spade terminals on the PSU are all connected to exactly the same point so the order you plug them in won't matter. It's significantly more likely
2015-07-04 by Bakis Sirros
hi, many thanks for the explanation. it seems weird to me that both PSU's were as they came from the factory (unmodified), but still you had a grounding issue when connecting modules from these two cases. best regards,Bakis. From: "acgenerator@att.net [Doepfer_a100]" To: Doepfer_
2015-07-04 by acgenerator@att.net
in short the grounds were wired differently on each frame. The solution was to wire them identically. Here is what they looked like before (problem state). I made them both look like the right side photo. https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Doepfer_a100/photos/albums/1830938856/l
2015-07-02 by christian ienni
heh, reminds me of a couple years back i figured out how to directly tap the audio from the board of an old apple //e to sample some of the gloriously crunchy sounds it made, and trying to remember the necessary keyboard commands and key controls for old programs & games from 30
2015-07-02 by syndromeda@telenet.be
Well, it's hard to say but it looks like some kind of inverter or so, as most outputs stay high. Cheers,
2015-07-02 by Richard Horsman
"ConSTant" perhaps? What do the outputs do in this mode?
2015-07-02 by syndromeda@telenet.be
Anybody has an idea why the upper switch now has 3 positions instead the mentioned 2....the middle is called "Cst".....I have no clue what to do with it. Cheers, Danny - Syndromeda
2015-07-02 by Bakis Sirros
hi, i did not understand what the problem is exactly and what you did to fix the problem. can you please explain in detail ?i have many G6's and never had any problem with grounding.so what was the exact problem in your G6's ? are these 2 G6's you have, new, or where modified by
2015-07-02 by Nicholas Keller
If I understand mains and the PSU2 correctly, the chassis is grounded to the ground prong on the power plug, while the electronics is "grounded" to the neutral prong. So each case would work separately, but not when combined. On Thursday, July 2, 2015, acgenerator@att.net [Doepfe
2015-07-02 by Florian Anwander
Hello, I just wanted to give you an update. I finally could grab a working C128D and got the software (and found out how the C64 disk works on a C128D...) . The next step will be to install a SD2IEC drive in the C128D, and after that I hope to be able to provide the *.d64 file. I
2015-07-02 by acgenerator@att.net
I finally got it fixed. Here was the issue: apparently even though both both sets of boards were hooked up correctly to grounds used independently. They mismatched on the order of using the 4 ground connections. One had Top-unsed-Chassis-Bottom; the other unused-Top-Chassis-Botto
2015-07-02 by acgenerator@att.net
as an update. Pulled the racks off the shelf and have them stacked on a plastic milk crate (isolated) with a dedicated Furman Merit series power conditioner. Frame2 (expansion) ----------------------------------- Top: RF Nomad, A-118, Multiples, A-119, A-119 Bottom: A-106-5, A-10
2015-07-01 by Patrick Schisler
Just tried a couple of cables, same results. Most are "official Doepfer" , the rest are generic eurorack cables from a reputable source (Analogue Haven). No 1/8" stereo cables in my set up. Grounding could very well be a potential cause. When I'm finish with work for the day, I'l
2015-07-01 by Nicholas Keller
I agree. Try a different cable. Perhaps yours has a short or is otherwise unfit. I'd be surprised if you had used the same cable for all troubleshooting, but the same type...perhaps. On Wednesday, July 1, 2015, Florian Anwander fanwander@mnet-online.de [Doepfer_a100] Doepfer_a100
2015-07-01 by Florian Anwander
Do you use original Doepfer patch cables? This sounds like a missing ground connection between the two racks (which is normal!). In this case the patchcable has to provide a proper ground connection. Using cables with stereo-mini-jacks will not work! You must use cables with mono
2015-07-01 by acgenerator@att.net
I think you are missing the issue I'm experiencing. Here is the patch: LFO CV out (frame 1) into Filter CV in (frame 2) via the front patch panel using standard grey cable (whatever length that is) This was a working patch when everything was on the same frame. Frame 1 is the ori