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2006-03-31 by selfoscillate
hello martin, the ssm2164 is a high-quality ic with very low distortion, so probably the "amusement" is caused by the valves. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Martin Rudling" wrote: > > > Hi! > > I´ve asked Allen & Heath tech support what chips they used for
2006-03-31 by Shane
Hello all! Question regarding the Standard VCOs tune range with respect to how far you can play up and down the scale. Currently in my system I have 2 A-110 VCOs. If I tune either of them to middle C for example, I only get 1 octave worth before they go out of tune. I'm still kin
2006-03-30 by Martin Rudling
Hi! I´ve asked Allen & Heath tech support what chips they used for the VF-! analogue valve stereo-filter. I didn´t get much wiser from the answer though. Maybe some one here knows about the chip SSM2164? (As you will see this is cuts from 2 different e-mails) >>>The active circui
2006-03-30 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Martin, The SSM2164 is made by Analogue Devices: http://www.analog.com/UploadedFiles/Data_Sheets/15183786ssm2164.pdf which with the right know-how can be turned into a 4-pole 24dB filter, or from what Allen Heath have at their website for thr VF-1, 2 x 2-pole state-variable fi
2006-03-29 by Martin Rudling
Hello! I decided to reduce the price of this to make speed things up... Mutronics Mutator - 450 EUR AS filterbank - 270 EUR Both filters; 700 EUR None of these requires space in your modular rack as they have their own internal power supplies. Mutator is by many regarded as "the
2006-03-29 by anatronn
If youre into Synth-DIY, Ken Stone (CGS Synth) has some interesting percussion synth modules that you can build... /A > > yes specific drum modules are already available. a drum module similar > to the nord modular drum synth would be nice. an oscillator, a noise > source with mu
2006-03-28 by analog1k
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Salter wrote: > > Interesting question. > > Analogue Solutions offered a good range of modular, Doepfer compatible, > drum modules. > > > Yes! Dave, i know about the AS drum modules, not being too > fussy tho... but would rather keep eve
2006-03-28 by omegaattraktor
yes specific drum modules are already available. a drum module similar to the nord modular drum synth would be nice. an oscillator, a noise source with multi mode filter and some decay envelopes and vca's in one module would be perfect. oliver http://www.namshub.ch/ --- In Doepfe
2006-03-28 by David Salter
Interesting question. Analogue Solutions offered a good range of modular, Doepfer compatible, drum modules. Might be worth checking with them as their web site still lists them as available. Rgds David David Salter Senior Project Manager Reuters Ltd Tel +44 20 7542 2402 Mob +44 7
2006-03-28 by analog1k
I'm just wondering if or when Doepfer will maybe one-day perhaps start making drum and percussion modules for intergration into A-100 systems. boing-boom-tschak!! Best, A1k
2006-03-27 by Martin Rudling
Yes it´s really nice! Why sell it? A guy I know in Sweden is selling a Macbeth Moroco and that one is also very good, and it´s multimode and has 4 lfo:s. That`s the only bad part with mutator; it`s lowpass only and my limited economy will not allow me to add gear to my studio onl
2006-03-27 by Florian Anwander
Hi, > I´m selling my Mutronics Mutator - dual 24dB LP filters with env.followers > and 2 LFO:s, VCA:s and VCF:s To jump in as a sales help: The Mutator is the best sounding stereo addon-Filter I have ever heard. I can can relly recommend it! Florian
2006-03-26 by Martin Rudling
Hi! I´m selling my Mutronics Mutator - dual 24dB LP filters with env.followers and 2 LFO:s, VCA:s and VCF:s and my Analogue Systems FB3 mkII - multimode triple VCF (Master freq), ARP/moog -like sound 765 EUR for both 270 EUR for AS fltrbank 540 EUR for Mutator Telephone (Sweden)
2006-03-26 by Bakis Sirros
hello all, from now on, Parallel Worlds have a myspace page. http://www.myspace.com/parallelworldsmusic there you can listen to the whole "Lifecircles" and "Dreamstate" tracks from the 3rd album "Far away light" and also the whole "Detailed matter" track from the second album "In
2006-03-26 by Tommy DOG
it's true that some people will find the endless possibilities to be more of an attraction. We all learn differently and I do make this suggestion based on my experience with the program and my methodology in learning. I should qualify my statement also by saying that by my start
2006-03-25 by okiikahuna
I always let Front Panel Express make my front panels. Their website is here: http://www.frontpanelexpress.com Their panels come out great and aren't too expensive. K --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Adam-V" wrote: > > Any of you DIYers have any recommendations for labelling
2006-03-25 by junior
certain audio cards don't let dc out and/or have a highpass filter at 20hz, i only know of the motu range that they do send out cv style voltages. and yes, it is that easy : ) Op 25-mrt-06 om 03:24 heeft redsawcloud het volgende geschreven: > This is exactly what I was wondering
2006-03-25 by redsawcloud
This is exactly what I was wondering about... This is exactly what I've been working with in jitter! Controlling triggering sounds with the amount of color coming in from a live video feed. I briefly was experimenting with MAX/ msp/jitter and a Serge but my access to the Serge wa
2006-03-24 by mrb
The possibilities with MAX/MSP/JITTER and the A100 are limitless! You could easily set up a crude sequencer using audio outs on your laptop as voltage sources, triggering ADSRs -- to fine tune the signals use the exterior input/envelope follower -- use those gates to trigger even
2006-03-24 by junior
Op 24-mrt-06 om 17:28 heeft Tommy DOG het volgende geschreven: > My advice to anyone wanting to learn Max is to choose 1 goal and do > not be distracted by > other things one can do with the software. > i don't know about that, being distracted by the other possibilities really o
2006-03-24 by Tommy DOG
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "redsawcloud" wrote: > > I'm wondering if any users out there use their Doepfer in conjunction with MAX/msp/ > jitter? and to what effect? I'm just interested in hearing stories/setups/experiments/ > practices etc... > Anyone? > I use Max/MSP
2006-03-24 by junior
max is great, but personally, i don't like switching between computer and modular, it's so different. to get the most out of the combination, you'll want a lot of cv out, working without hardware limits in max tends to push modulation way up. if you have a high end sound card, it
2006-03-24 by selfoscillate
ok then :-) but please don't expect a detailed description! first of all, you need a link between reaktor and the modular. in my case this is a doepfer mcv24 midi/cv interface. one interesting application is using reaktor as a generator for note-cv's and all other kinds of contro
2006-03-24 by don hassler
Which brings the question; is Doepfer looking into Open Sound Control or Kore at all? --- selfoscillate wrote: > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "redsawcloud" > wrote: > > > > I'm wondering if any users out there use their > Doepfer in conjunction > with MAX/msp/ > > jitter?
2006-03-24 by Bakis Sirros
yes! tell us more! ;-) Bakis. --- selfoscillate wrote: > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "redsawcloud" > wrote: > > > > I'm wondering if any users out there use their > Doepfer in conjunction > with MAX/msp/ > > jitter? and to what effect? I'm just interested in > hearing >
2006-03-24 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "redsawcloud" wrote: > > I'm wondering if any users out there use their Doepfer in conjunction with MAX/msp/ > jitter? and to what effect? I'm just interested in hearing stories/setups/experiments/ > practices etc... > Anyone? > hello, i'm not
2006-03-24 by Pete
Great question. I too am very interested in this subject. I have been looking into MAX/MSP. It looks very complex. I would like to interface it with my modular. pete On 3/23/06, redsawcloud wrote: > > I'm wondering if any users out there use their Doepfer in conjunction > with MA
2006-03-24 by redsawcloud
I'm wondering if any users out there use their Doepfer in conjunction with MAX/msp/ jitter? and to what effect? I'm just interested in hearing stories/setups/experiments/ practices etc... Anyone?
2006-03-24 by Julian
> Any of you DIYers have any recommendations for labelling home brewed > aluminium panels? > All hints and suggestions would be greatly appreciated. http://port23.co.uk/synthdiy/ele4music/engraving.jpg designed in cad, and then engraved by steve thomas, in england. mail me if you
2006-03-24 by Pete
No prob! On 3/23/06, Adam-V wrote: > > That's brilliant! Thank you Pete. > > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Pete wrote: > > > > Check this site out. Very good info on the subject. > > > > http://www.sdiy.org/xyzzy/panels/ > > > > > > pete > > > > > > > > -----------------
2006-03-24 by Pete
Check this site out. Very good info on the subject. http://www.sdiy.org/xyzzy/panels/ pete On 3/23/06, Adam-V wrote: > > Any of you DIYers have any recommendations for labelling home brewed > aluminium panels? > > All hints and suggestions would be greatly appreciated. > > Cheers
2006-03-24 by Adam-V
That's brilliant! Thank you Pete. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Pete wrote: > > Check this site out. Very good info on the subject. > > http://www.sdiy.org/xyzzy/panels/ > > > pete >
2006-03-24 by Adam-V
Hi Karl, I'm not sure what sort of information you are after but you can view a text version of the owner's manual here: http://www.doepfer.de/alte_anl.txt/MCV8_ENG.TXT Cheers, Adam-V --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "zoog_angelspit" wrote: > > Hi all, > i'm looking for info
2006-03-24 by zoog_angelspit
Hi all, i'm looking for info on the Doepfer MCV-8 MIDI-> CV/GATE thing. if there are any websites that have a rundown i'd love to know about them. thanks!
2006-03-24 by Adam-V
Any of you DIYers have any recommendations for labelling home brewed aluminium panels? All hints and suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, Adam-V
2006-03-23 by Bakis Sirros
hello, regarding filters: if you want only one high-quality lowpass filter in your a100 system, i would suggest the a108! Bakis. --- redsawcloud wrote: > A-108 A-108 6/12/24/48dB Low Pass Filter > A-109 A-109 Voltage Controlled Signal Processor > Does anyone think having these tw
2006-03-23 by Dieter Doepfer
Right the A-121 uses the CEM3320, A-109 the CEM3379. The A-108 is an extended version of the Moog transistor cascade (realized with matched transistor arrays). Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a10
2006-03-23 by Florian Anwander
Hi > Is it based around a CEM chip, the 3320 maybe , or discrete ? its a CEM3320 Florian
2006-03-23 by anatronn
Hello Is it based around a CEM chip, the 3320 maybe , or discrete ? Greetings A
2006-03-23 by selfoscillate
hello, there is a sound example of the a109 in the files section of this group. i don't know if there are any other sound examples available somewhere. unfortunately i don't have any specific examples for the a108, a109 and a121 on my homepage. maybe next week i can prepare a fil
2006-03-22 by redsawcloud
A-108 A-108 6/12/24/48dB Low Pass Filter A-109 A-109 Voltage Controlled Signal Processor Does anyone think having these two filters would be repetitive if you were only going to have one or two filters? I'm just starting a system and am on a budget but want a really good filter t
2006-03-22 by Adam-V
Thanks for all the responses and thank you Dieter for your input and clarification. It was mainly the stiffness I was concerned about, I don't doubt the quality of the wire or the plugs, as the rest of your gear is top notch! I find that the stiff cables stick out more when they
2006-03-22 by Josef Mueller
Hi A1k, ==> http://www.modular-planet.de/modular-planet-survey.html#Drums Regards Josef --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "analog1k" wrote: > > Hi, has anyone got any white noise percussion type > modular patches, i have both an A-117 & 118 in my > system, anything would be mu
2006-03-22 by ystamour
Hello Group Members, I would thanks Dennis Henderson for a quick and smooth transaction. Here are the follwing modules I have for sale. 2 A-111 High-End VCO $200.00 usd each 1 A-113 Subharmonic Generator $225.00= 2 A-116 Voltage Controlled Waveform Processor $50.00 usd each 1 A-1
2006-03-22 by Dieter Doepfer
Adam, our cable manufacturer had no parameter available that tells the flexibility or stiffness of the cables. This is why the different productions series of the cables differ in the flexibility/stiffness. I understand that you prefer a more flexible/less stiff cable as I do as
2006-03-22 by selfoscillate
hello bruce, yes, you shouldn't get any problems using the a141 with dotcom. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, bruce thedekaa wrote: > > > > Hello, > > Thanks for the answer.... > But i'm a bit stupid:) > If the range of the doepfer is max 6 V and from the Dot
2006-03-22 by selfoscillate
hello a1k, well, just think about the standard voice patch and then replace the vco with a noise source. a117 or a118 -> vcf -> vca use the pitch cv to control the vcf cutoff and use a short envelope to open the vca. different notes on the keyboard will lead to different timbres.
2006-03-22 by bruce thedekaa
Hello, Thanks for the answer.... But i'm a bit stupid:) If the range of the doepfer is max 6 V and from the DotCom its to 5 V does it mean you can use the doepfer ADSR without any problems? Thanks upfront for the reply. Greets Bruce Message: 3 Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 11:47:41 +010
2006-03-22 by selfoscillate
i know what adam means, it's because of the stiffness of the cables. the plastic around the wire is harder and less flexible on the newer patchcords, also the plastic seems to be a bit thinner. but that doesn't mean that the quality is different. technically it doesn't matter. be
2006-03-22 by Bakis Sirros
again, the old cables look cheaper to me. the quality of the new ones is clearly better! --- selfoscillate wrote: > > hello adam-v, > > heavy shielding is not necessary for patchcords, > there is > no benefit, it is even the other way around. > most important are that the jacks f