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HF filter

2006-01-21 by tkrakowiak

hi, does anybody have an idea what a ''high frequency filter'' is (not hpf)? cheers t [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] the buchla tkb of eternal love

2006-01-21 by synchro1

I spent a nice amount of time today in the Analogue Haven booth and spoke with Dieter for awhile. First; what a warm and fascinating person. I told him the TKB was my highest priority in new modules. I discussed my experience with the old EMS KS back in the day and mentioned thei

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the buchla tkb of eternal love

2006-01-21 by dain luscombe

i'm sure someone's put pics up somewhere, but my favorite part of namm was the new buchla touch pad module. it looks like a mini modular version of the thunder with its retro 60s alien touchpanel. the touch sensitivity worked great on the one they had plugged in. very responsive,

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: fuse?

2006-01-20 by J S

Told ya (: 2006/1/20, Tommy DOG : > > Sorry for the alarm. > > I looked at the unit and suddenly rembered I had moved two modules, one > was not > plugged in correctly. > > I always check carefully but I had been in a rush. I deserve the scare for > being so careless, > > TD > >

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Re: TKB?

2006-01-20 by pela_gius

Thanks for the TKB info everyone. I hope it makes it into production someday!

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: TKB?

2006-01-20 by Bakis Sirros

same is valid for me too! i was very happy when the TKB first appeared in the doepfer horizon, back in the ending of 2001... bakis. --- selfoscillate wrote: > > same here, david :-) > > best wishes > > ingo > > > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Salter > > wrote: > >

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Re: fuse?

2006-01-20 by Tommy DOG

Sorry for the alarm. I looked at the unit and suddenly rembered I had moved two modules, one was not plugged in correctly. I always check carefully but I had been in a rush. I deserve the scare for being so careless, TD --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Tommy DOG" wrote: > >

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Re: fuse?

2006-01-20 by Tommy DOG

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, J S wrote: > > Sounds like you have a short or too much current load in the rack that > didn't power up in the first place. The rack always powers up. I'm guessing there's a power supply problem but I'm going to pull some modules out as well.

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] fuse?

2006-01-20 by J S

Sounds like you have a short or too much current load in the rack that didn't power up in the first place. When you tested the other(working) fuse in that rack, you blew the fuse...... Have you placed new modules in your rack? Greetings, Jean 2006/1/20, Tommy DOG : > > Toady one

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: TKB?

2006-01-20 by Brandon Daniel

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 new prototype is *just* of the touchplate mechanism that can output midi signals. The

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: TKB?

2006-01-20 by Brandon Daniel

selfoscillate said: > > hello daniel, Daniel is my last name, you can call me Brandon ;0) > many thanks for the great pictures. > every time when i see the buchla i fall in love. > such a pitty that it is so expensive. No problem. I'm lucky enough to get flown down here every yea

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fuse?

2006-01-20 by Tommy DOG

Toady one of my Doepfer racks didn't power up. I assumed a fuse had blown. I tried another one that i wasn't sure would work, nothing. I pulled out another rack, removed it's fuse and tried it in the first rack -nothing. I placed the fuse back in the second rack now it has no pow

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Re: TKB?

2006-01-20 by selfoscillate

same here, david :-) best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Salter wrote: > > Ingo, > > Thanks for the explanation. > > I'm not really complaining about progress, how could I with all the > other wonderful modules that Doepfer have released over that last 12

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RE: [Doepfer_a100] Re: TKB?

2006-01-20 by David Salter

Ingo, Thanks for the explanation. I'm not really complaining about progress, how could I with all the other wonderful modules that Doepfer have released over that last 12 months, but I always wanted a Serge TKB but unfortunately always outside my price band. Therefore I have high

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Re: TKB?

2006-01-20 by selfoscillate

hello david, i wouldn't say that the tkb makes no progress. it is just that dieter had to make sure that the tkb also works in the usa with 60hz power supply (the first prototype did not work with 60hz, it only worked with 50hz power supply). this can only be tested in the usa an

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RE: [Doepfer_a100] Re: TKB?

2006-01-20 by David Salter

Hi Ingo, Shame as it implies no progress. Maybe Doepfer will have something more by Frankfurt (although I suppose not likely as that's only 6 weeks away) Still find the prospect of the TKB exciting so fingers crossed. best wishes David David Salter Senior Project Manager Reuters

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Re: TKB?

2006-01-20 by selfoscillate

hello david, afaik the new prototype is not much different from the old one, maybe he has only dismounted the chassis. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Salter wrote: > > It's interesting that the prototype on show now looks more primitive > than was sho

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RE: [Doepfer_a100] Re: TKB?

2006-01-20 by David Salter

It's interesting that the prototype on show now looks more primitive than was shown a year or so ago. I assume that Dieter an co are refining the electronics? David Salter Senior Project Manager Reuters Ltd Tel +44 20 7542 2402 Mob +44 7990562402 email david.salter@reuters.com RM

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Re: TKB?

2006-01-20 by selfoscillate

hello daniel, many thanks for the great pictures. every time when i see the buchla i fall in love. such a pitty that it is so expensive. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Brandon Daniel" wrote: > > > pela_gius said: > > So, NAMM is on right? What's the word o

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] TKB?

2006-01-20 by Brandon Daniel

pela_gius said: > So, NAMM is on right? What's the word on the new version of the TKB? > Will we finally see be able to buy this thing soon or is it doomed to > the land of vaporware? In fact, here's a picture I took today: http://www.fdiskc.com/syn/namm/2006/doepfer_touchplate.h

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] TKB?

2006-01-20 by Brandon Daniel

On Fri, 20 Jan 2006, pela_gius wrote: > So, NAMM is on right? What's the word on the new version of the TKB? > Will we finally see be able to buy this thing soon or is it doomed to > the land of vaporware? It's here, but it's a really basic prototype, no case, no touch sensing, n

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Poll results for Doepfer_a100

2006-01-20 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com

The following Doepfer_a100 poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: Would you want Doepfer to release a High Precision Adder module? for example: a module with three inputs, four outputs and an inverted output. CHOICES AND RESULTS - yes, 8 votes, 66.67% - ma

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TKB?

2006-01-20 by pela_gius

So, NAMM is on right? What's the word on the new version of the TKB? Will we finally see be able to buy this thing soon or is it doomed to the land of vaporware?

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RE: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Instant advice needed!!!

2006-01-19 by Martin Rudling

Yes. Thanks. I´ve left the TBS-site without ordering anything. Need some rest. Well, I would very glad to do some technical constructing, it´s just that I´m afraid that I´m not skilled enough. Don´t know much about Ohms and Ampere and Voltage and all that + and - Actually - at ho

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one step backwards

2006-01-19 by Martin Rudling

I decided to give this up, for today. It came a little as a shock to me, the price for these things. More than 1000 EUR, I´ll have think about the alternatives. I might just go for another Allen & Heath filter (VF-1) which is about 580 EUR and needs very little space. Anyhow; I´l

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Instant advice needed!!!

2006-01-19 by Martin Rudling

As you can see I´m helplessly non-technichally orientated, and very naive. If there only was someone who spoke swedish to call...! Andreas! If you see this today please contact me! By mail or 070 408 7441. I´m at an internet center trying to concentrate with about 40 school-child

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Re: Instant advice needed!!!

2006-01-19 by ilanode

Hello Martin! Why this hurry? It might be turn out cheaper in the end to take one more day and phone The Synthesizer Netwerk in Goteborg tomorrow. They are the Swedish Doepfer representive (see below). Wether you need a G3 or G6 frame (Grundrahmen) depends on your alternatives. S

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Instant advice needed!!!

2006-01-19 by Martin Rudling

Yeah I suppose I do... Right now my order contains: A101-1 Vactrol steiner multitype filter (switched to this from it´s little brother 101-2 five mins ago - still ambivalent...) A124 waspfilter 2 X A134 vc-panning 2 X ;Multiples Kenton pro solo mkII - midi-cv interface 1 blind pl

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Instant advice needed!!!

2006-01-19 by Florian Anwander

Hi Martin > But I don´t know what basics I might need, especially confused concerning > "Netzteil", what is the common (european) choice? You need one A-100PSU2 Powersupply. If you have certain modules, which require 5-Volts, you need additionally an A-100AD5. If you are uncertai

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Instant advice needed!!!

2006-01-19 by Martin Rudling

Hi! I´m right now finishing the online order to TBS-online store. But I don´t know what basics I might need, especially confused concerning "Netzteil", what is the common (european) choice? And what are all those "plates", do I need that? thnks mrtn

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: VC-panning tech question

2006-01-19 by Florian Anwander

Hi Ingo > well, to be honest, i don't think that this application > sacrifices another module. To be honest, I could imagine this. I am planning since a long time a crossfader module, which I need urgently for life shows. If you change a patch life, you can not unplug filter X an

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Re: VC-panning tech question

2006-01-19 by selfoscillate

hello martin, well, to be honest, i don't think that this application sacrifices another module. after all we speak about a modular system and it doesn't make much sense to offer a special module for every task, especially when this task can be accomplished easily by patching two

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RE: [Doepfer_a100] Re: VC-panning tech question

2006-01-19 by Martin Rudling

Thanks a lot. So it was a product idea, what do you say about it? would you try it out? I have module name to suggest; A134b VC sourcswap - (after a product decribed by legendary Martin in a letter to the intertech bulletin early 2006) he he /m >From: "selfoscillate" >Reply-To: D

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RE: [Doepfer_a100] Re: mixed reviews/examples

2006-01-19 by Zoran Bosnjak

This site has a lot of sound examples of different synths (Doepfer, and many others). You do have to register first, but it is worth it: http://www.bluesynths.com Regards, Zoran >From: "selfoscillate" >Reply-To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >Subj

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RE: [Doepfer_a100] VC-panning tech question

2006-01-19 by David Salter

Martin, This sounds like a job for the morphing controller A-144. This is actually a X fader with 4 channels. Have a look at http://www.doepfer.de/a144.htm Used with the A-135 (VC Mixer) and the panner it should do what you want, with a little thought. Someone will probably have

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VC-panning tech question

2006-01-19 by Martin Rudling

Hello again. I´m very close to finishing my order to touched-by-sound online-store. Right now it seems like I will go for 101-2 steinergate and 124 wasp. (no I´m not buying any lfo:s this time around, hoping for the 143-4 to show up) I have some troubles understanding the VC-pann

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Re: VC-panning tech question

2006-01-19 by selfoscillate

hello martin, if i understand right, then you need two a134 panners and two a180 multiples for this task. feed the two signals to be swapped to both a134 (via a180). the output mix of one a134 is the left channel output, while the mix output on the second a134 is the right channe

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Re: mixed reviews/examples

2006-01-19 by selfoscillate

hello dennis, maybe next week i can find the time, but this is no promise. until then you can check out the examples on my homepage, a few should be interesting for you. http://www.selfoscillate.de best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, dennis henderson wrote: > >

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fs: a175, a120, a122 (england)

2006-01-19 by Julian

I still have these last three modules for sale. Theyre at about 65-70% of the old new price (before the recent price hike) Photos etc at http://www.numberofthebeast.org/forsale2.html Cheers, Julian [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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mixed reviews/examples

2006-01-19 by dennis henderson

can i get some audio examples, for what you guys have talked about on my mixed reviews letter. thanks guys. ~Dennis --------------------------------- Yahoo! Photos – Showcase holiday pictures in hardcover Photo Books. You design it and we'll bind it! [Non-text portions of this me

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RE: [Doepfer_a100] Re: soon to be shopping questions

2006-01-18 by Martin Rudling

hi. Further investigation has made me interested in the A101-1/2. words like "smooth distortion" and "organic" really give me the shivers. The word "dirty" though, makes me think of mud and ugly distortion, but I suspect that isn´t the case with the wasp filter. And when you say

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Re: soon to be shopping questions

2006-01-18 by ilanode

Hello Martin, I don't think the CEM based filters lacking charakter. What I love about the A107 you can try a variety of filter types and slopes within the very same patch just by stepping through them. It's also possible to switch at audio rates. However, it always depends on yo

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Re: mixed reviews (and an idea for a yahoo vote)

2006-01-18 by selfoscillate

> ps. I was thinking the other day - how about an ongoing vote on the yahoo > site for your favourite filter? this will be different for me, because my favorite filter doesn't stay the same for longer than a month. each filter is good for a certain application. best wishes ingo

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Re: mixed reviews

2006-01-18 by selfoscillate

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, sfrules wrote: > > > Hello, > > Lots of people will tell you how great the morphing filter and the > Steiner variation filter are. Not to mention the various ladder > filters. Can't comment; don't have 'em. > > I'd like to sing the praises for

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Re: soon to be shopping questions

2006-01-18 by selfoscillate

> 1. Is it realistic thinking to go buy only one filter+netzteil+MCV4, will > those three be enough to gain some reasonable power out of a complex module > like A107-multitypemorphingfltr? Or what would you suggest me to add to this > mini-rack...? > 2. Is there a better choice o

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] mixed reviews (and an idea for a yahoo vote)

2006-01-18 by Bakis Sirros

hello julian, no, you cannot add options later. and you cannot let two votes per person. either its only "one vote per person" or "more than one". but i cannot specify two. so, this poll cannot be created. unless it has options only for the presetn filters and allow only one vote

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] mixed reviews

2006-01-18 by ben vehorn

I've never used one in the Doepfer version but I love my Cyndustries quad lowpass gate. I'd love to have a bank of them for VCA use. I just ordered my first Doepfer lowpass gate a few hours ago, so hopefully I will share your preference soon! On Jan 17, 2006, at 6:37 PM, sfrules

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Re: mixed reviews

2006-01-17 by ilanode

> > The A-101-2 gives you lowpass filter or VCA or both. It does have > personality! But it's hard to describe...maybe "organic," Since > using it I have, with great difficulty, been resisting the urge to > replace all my VCA's with A-101-2's. > > Anybody else share my preference

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] mixed reviews

2006-01-17 by sfrules

Hello, Lots of people will tell you how great the morphing filter and the Steiner variation filter are. Not to mention the various ladder filters. Can't comment; don't have 'em. I'd like to sing the praises for the A-108 and the A-101-2. The A108 gives you low pass with 4 slopes

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