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2006-01-26 by charles kerr
wow, thanks guys, that was amazingly quick, thank you so much, i have actually spent a long while pondering this problem, not realizing the answer was right under my nose (in more ways than one!) thanks again :) charlie --------------------------------- To help you stay safe and
2006-01-26 by Bakis Sirros
hello, just check the doepfer "prices" webpage. there you'll find the price for many sizes of blank panels. bakis. --- charles kerr wrote: > hello all, > I was just wondering if anyone knew where to get > blank doepfer faceplates from, I cannot see any > mention of them on their
2006-01-26 by Bryan E Cornell
In the US you can get them from analoguehaven Bryan >>> thebadproducer@yahoo.co.uk 01/26/06 5:25 PM >>> hello all, I was just wondering if anyone knew where to get blank doepfer faceplates from, I cannot see any mention of them on their website. They would come in useful to fill
2006-01-26 by charles kerr
hello all, I was just wondering if anyone knew where to get blank doepfer faceplates from, I cannot see any mention of them on their website. They would come in useful to fill up gaps in my system and - also - to 'doepferize' any diy projects. thanks charlie ---------------------
2006-01-26 by Julian
Doepfer plates have a round hole in the top, but if youre not concerned about having them absolutly identical, you can get anodised eurocard blanks from any number of suppliers (what country are you in?) The difference is just the hole.. Youll see 'stretched' holes in other panne
2006-01-26 by trebcavxx
Hello- Can we get them from EMIS ? Richard --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > > hello, > just check the doepfer "prices" webpage. there you'll > find the price for many sizes of blank panels. > bakis. > > > > > --- charles kerr wrote: > > > hello all, > >
2006-01-26 by Florian Anwander
hi Dan > What is this 'BBD Modules' you are referring to? Check http://www.doepfer.de/A1881.htm Florian
2006-01-26 by danfarmer19732003
Hey thanks for your response. I would prefer a doepfer or compatible module solution to achieve this effect. What is this 'BBD Modules' you are referring to? > Hi > > I don't know the MS-2000, but I assume, it is either a chorus like > thing, or for polyphonic mode, the distribut
2006-01-26 by Florian Anwander
Hi I don't know the MS-2000, but I assume, it is either a chorus like thing, or for polyphonic mode, the distribution of the voices over the spectrum. For chorus thinggies use either the forthcoming BBD modules or a guiter stomp box. If the latter, I definitely recommend the old
2006-01-26 by danfarmer19732003
On my korg MS-2000 it has an effect that widens the sound. IE, at minimum the sound is very centered and mono. But by applying the modulation I can make the sound from slighty wide to very wide. Now, if I wanted to do this with the doepfer system, what modules would be best for t
2006-01-26 by Florian Anwander
Hi Phil I do not know a dedicated group or maillist for diy with dopefer MIDI-gear. So I'd suggest start to ask here. Florian phil thomas wrote: > Think I might have joined the wrong group.I do plan on going modular one day,but at the moment am looking to build a home made midi b
2006-01-26 by phil thomas
Think I might have joined the wrong group.I do plan on going modular one day,but at the moment am looking to build a home made midi box using the doepfer pocket Electronic,any pointers toward the right group or a site with more specifics would be great.And yes I'm aware of the Th
2006-01-26 by selfoscillate
hello, i own all currently available ear group modules and i like them all very much. the plan b module i enjoyed most until now is the model 15 vco. i have a pair of these and they sound really great. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Martin Rudling" wrote:
2006-01-26 by n keller
apologies for the original double post. Florian, Thanks for the slap. I suppose I've seen this mentioned loads of times I just never understood what the simple circuit was doing. Still not 100% sure.......guessing that the gate "opens" the transistor, allowing the TIP of the jack
2006-01-26 by (i think you can figure that out)
I'm sorry you have got this misinformation about the EAR availiblity at Analogue Haven. They have VERY clear infromation when their EAR products (Plan B/Livewire) will arrive - March 1! - P --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Gene Schwartz" wrote: > > > Ouch - not exactly what
2006-01-26 by (i think you can figure that out)
Are they shipping? YES! Over 90 Model 15's shipped to date, with another 25 going to Analogue Haven in the next few weeks., alone with large quantities of the rest of the Plan B goods. The only part of the line which are not yet shipping are the Models 14, 16 and 23 which were pr
2006-01-26 by Gene Schwartz
Ouch - not exactly what I wanted to hear....Analogue Haven doesn't seem to have a clear idea when they will be receiving their shipment. I want to make a purchase of more Eurorack stuff by mid February, but I'll probably break down and order something else then.. -----Original Me
2006-01-26 by Brandon Daniel
On Wed, 25 Jan 2006, unknown freak wrote: > You'll love that Plan B VCO, Bakis. Very nice stuff. Whether you'll be > able to find it in your enormous modular is another question. :) Yes, ever since my two Model 15s arrived, I find I hardly ever use my three RS90 oscs in audio sig
2006-01-26 by Bakis Sirros
the plan B modules have different knobs than the grey doepfer ones. so, i will be able to find it... :) bakis. --- unknown freak wrote: > You'll love that Plan B VCO, Bakis. Very nice > stuff. Whether you'll be > able to find it in your enormous modular is another > question. :)
2006-01-26 by Robert Hoffman
I ordered two right when they were announced. I received one of them about a year later but still waiting on the second. I think it's been over a year and a half. I've lost track at this point. Rob On Jan 24, 2006, at 6:59 AM, Gene Schwartz wrote: > > Are these actually shipping?
2006-01-26 by unknown freak
You'll love that Plan B VCO, Bakis. Very nice stuff. Whether you'll be able to find it in your enormous modular is another question. :) --Chuck -----Original Message----- From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Bakis Sirros Sent: Tuesd
2006-01-25 by Zoran Bosnjak
Hello, after replacing the fuse and switch (by my Doepfer dealer), I still have a problem when my G6 dies after a few minutes of usage (sometimes it takes longer, it is completely random). A firm tap in the area of power supply fixes the problem everytime. At this point, I wonder
2006-01-25 by Bakis Sirros
hello seth, i also have a Bananalogue Serge VCS and it is a great module! best regards, bakis. --- denshiblocks wrote: > > > my main (little) modular rig consists of a Doepfer > small portable > > case with a Plan B Model 15 going through both a > Model 12 Vactol > > Filter and a
2006-01-25 by denshiblocks
> my main (little) modular rig consists of a Doepfer small portable > case with a Plan B Model 15 going through both a Model 12 Vactol > Filter and a Doepfer Wasp Filter... a little Wiard joystick > controlling the cutoff of both with the gate button hooked up to the > trig of a
2006-01-25 by n keller
I have two Lexicon Vortex effects units. Anyone else? I've had them since they came out, got one and loved it so much I went right out and got another. A bit of noise in there though....... Here's the deal: control inputs. There is an expression pedal input (stereo 1/4"), and two
2006-01-25 by Florian Anwander
Hi > My question is how can I create a voltage-controlled, momentary "switch to > ground", so that I can activate a footswitch function with a GATE or TRIG > from A-100/MAQ16-3/MCV24??? Check http://www.doepfer.de/faq/gen_faq.htm#S-Trig I built such a adaptor to control the Arpeg
2006-01-24 by Nick Hubben
no, i'm jerry-rigging with a 9 volt battery. a little less than perfect.. and i'll admit to using electrical tape to hold it in place. "whatever works..." has been my motto while getting the modular integrated with the live set up. the Frac-rack is only slightly taller than the e
2006-01-24 by keith fullerton whitman
could you tell us a little bit about how you fit the wiard/frac rack modules into the doepfer case? are you using the doepfer PSU to power the wiard joystick? i have a bunch of the old paia 9700s modules that i've always wanted to integrate into my doepfer system, and i've had my
2006-01-24 by n keller
I have two Lexicon Vortex effects units. Anyone else? I've had them since they came out, got one and loved it so much I went right out and got another. A bit of noise in there though....... Here's the deal: control inputs. There is an expression pedal input (stereo 1/4"), and two
2006-01-24 by Bakis Sirros
yes they are... i am already waiting to receive a livewire frequensteiner filter module too. best regards, bakis. --- Gene Schwartz wrote: > > Are these actually shipping? I was told that they > are not shipping > yet... > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Doepfer_a100@yahoo
2006-01-24 by Nick Hubben
indeed - i've been eyeing the FrequenSteiner for a month now... hmm. my main (little) modular rig consists of a Doepfer small portable case with a Plan B Model 15 going through both a Model 12 Vactol Filter and a Doepfer Wasp Filter... a little Wiard joystick controlling the cuto
2006-01-24 by Gene Schwartz
Are these actually shipping? I was told that they are not shipping yet... -----Original Message----- From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Bakis Sirros Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 3:28 AM To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Subject
2006-01-24 by synchro1
Yes. I have 2 Model 15s, a FrequenSteiner, and the Dual Cyclotron. I also have several one-off things made by Peter as prototypes or for testing. This stuff all sits right in with my Doepfer with no complaints, including a Blacet VCO modified into Doepfer format/faceplate. -----O
2006-01-24 by danfarmer19732003
Hey, that Dual Cyclotron looks incredible. Are these modules compatible with doepfer racks/system? > > hello, > i have the Dual Cyclotron from Livewire (one of the > EAR companies) and it is great! as far as i know, > thePplan-B modules are of great quality and sound and > i alre
2006-01-24 by Bakis Sirros
hello, i have the Dual Cyclotron from Livewire (one of the EAR companies) and it is great! as far as i know, thePplan-B modules are of great quality and sound and i already am waiting to recieve my Plan B model 15 vco. bakis. --- danfarmer19732003 wrote: > I just noticed some Pla
2006-01-24 by Bakis Sirros
hello, i have the Dual Cyclotron from Livewire (one of the EAR companies) and it is great! as far as i know, thePlan-B modules are of great quality and sound and i already am waiting to recieve my Plan B model 15 vco. bakis. --- danfarmer19732003 wrote: > I just noticed some Plan
2006-01-24 by Martin Rudling
No, but check out www.ear-group.com Electro acoustic research. Livewire, Oakley and Plan B -stuff. I´m heavily curious... Everything but my wallet seems promising. >From: "danfarmer19732003" >Reply-To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >Subject: [Doep
2006-01-24 by danfarmer19732003
I just noticed some Plan-B modules from what looks like an american company. Does anyone have any experience with those that could comment?
2006-01-24 by (i think you can figure that out)
Notice this photo of Dieter, looking dapper as always - emblazoned with his official EAR pin above his name tag. Talk about a great endorsement! http://www.fdiskc.com/syn/namm/2006/makers_dieter.html
2006-01-23 by Florian Anwander
Hi > How can it happen, that the modules (MT16) LEDs showed light while turning on for the > first time? I'm quite shure that i connected the module the right way. > ...Have I chrashed the MT16...? The LEDs are driven by the +/-12 Volt supply, only some digital ICs require +5 Vol
2006-01-23 by tkrakowiak
yesterday , an hour before a performance, bottom part of my suitcase had a very dim led brightness, as well as noise module has died completely. to cut it short; the problem was a very loose -12v to the bus board, funny thing was that leds on that bus board were all lit. i'm puzz
2006-01-23 by tkrakowiak
Thanks Florian! On 22/01/06, Florian wrote: > > Hi Tomek > > > does anybody have an idea what a ''high frequency filter'' is (not hpf)? > I assume, that you mean a low pass filter, with a fixed cutoff frequency > above the audio spectrum. If it is used for frequencies in ranges a
2006-01-23 by ilanode
Don't know wether the MT16 is broken but actually overpowering is killing parts not underpowering. If nothing else has happened to your MT16 it should be fine. Regards, Ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "superstandardsuperstandard" wrote: > > thanks. > > I understand! Wil
2006-01-23 by superstandardsuperstandard
thanks. I understand! Will order one.. How can it happen, that the modules (MT16) LEDs showed light while turning on for the first time? I'm quite shure that i connected the module the right way. ...Have I chrashed the MT16...? Lukas --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "selfosci
2006-01-23 by selfoscillate
hello lukas, the standard frame doesn't have a built-in 5v power supply. you need the doepfer lowcost 5 volts adapter or an extra 5 volts power supply to bring the mt16 to life. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "superstandardsuperstandard" wrote: > > I'm quit
2006-01-23 by ilanode
Hello Lukas, your PSU does not feed the 5V rail. You'll need the A100AD5 low cost adapter, which will distribute from the 12V rail to the 5V rail, or another PSU: A100NT5. Hope that helps, Ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "superstandardsuperstandard" wrote: > > I'm quite
2006-01-23 by superstandardsuperstandard
I'm quite new to this group - so hello everybody, I'am Lukas. what LEDs normally light up on a 1200mA A-100 PSU? Background: I've got a Analogue Sol MT16 Midi-to Trigger Module which doesnt do anything, but: The 5V in the upper right corner of my PSU doesnt light up (the MT16 nee
2006-01-23 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Brandon Daniel" wrote: > > > selfoscillate said: > > > > hello david, > > > > afaik the new prototype is not much different from > > the old one, maybe he has only dismounted the > > chassis. > > The impression I got yesterday was that the ne
2006-01-22 by Florian
Hi Tomek > does anybody have an idea what a ''high frequency filter'' is (not hpf)? I assume, that you mean a low pass filter, with a fixed cutoff frequency above the audio spectrum. If it is used for frequencies in ranges above 100kHz usuallly no active filtering (with resistors
2006-01-21 by mritenburg
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