2005-11-12 by Tommy DOG
Then mine does too. It's always behaved like that. TD --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > > hello zoran, > it seems to me that your a126 vcfs needs repair. > bakis. > > > > > > --- Zoran Bosnjak wrote: > > > > > Hello, > > > > I purchased A-126 VCFS (Freque
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2005-11-11 by Bakis Sirros
hello zoran, it seems to me that your a126 vcfs needs repair. bakis. --- Zoran Bosnjak wrote: > > Hello, > > I purchased A-126 VCFS (Frequency Shifter) recently, > and I noticed that when > rotating Shift knob towards value 10, and applying > control voltage to CV1, > the module
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2005-11-11 by Zoran Bosnjak
Hello, I purchased A-126 VCFS (Frequency Shifter) recently, and I noticed that when rotating Shift knob towards value 10, and applying control voltage to CV1, the module stops functioning. I have to turn the whole case off and on, to reset it and have it work again. Is this behav
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2005-11-11 by Jonathan Heslop
I'm thinking of building a custom case for my doepfer A100. It would be made from wood (Not sure what type) and will house 12units of modules horizontally on two levels. I plan to use brackets to attach it to the wall above my Tachnics WSA1. See images: http://www.funk-station.co
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2005-11-11 by Dieter Doepfer
Normally 27C256. But even a 27C512 can be used. In this case the jumper labelled "A15/27C512" has to be installed (for 27C256 the address line A15 is not used but for 27C512 it is necessary). For the old versions of MAQ16/3 (version 1 and 2) an 27C128 or 27128 was used. But these
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2005-11-11 by atuzzi
Hi, Do you know the MAQ sequencer eprom style? Is it a 27256 or 27c256 or 27512 or 27c512? or something completely different ? thanks at
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2005-11-10 by tkrakowiak
thanks Tim! On 10/11/05, Tim Stinchcombe wrote: > > I'll see if I can easily convert my scope traces to a gif file, and I > > could then post it to the files section, if anyone is interested! > > Three clumsy gif files posted in the 'files' section, in folder 'DC > coupled A-114'
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2005-11-10 by Tim Stinchcombe
> I'll see if I can easily convert my scope traces to a gif file, and I > could then post it to the files section, if anyone is interested! Three clumsy gif files posted in the 'files' section, in folder 'DC coupled A-114'! Tim
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2005-11-09 by tkrakowiak
> I > could then post it to the files section, if anyone is interested! i am!
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2005-11-09 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Peter, I've just had a quick play around with this idea, and thought I'd offer up a few comments. The transistors in the MC1496 chip used for the Y input are kept biased at around 6V by the coupling cap, C2: thus if C2 is shorted, then a 6V input on the Y input gives zero gain
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2005-11-09 by thomasborax
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "(i think you can figure that out)" wrote: > The differences between the AC and DC rings are significant. I > keep one as is and mod'd the other. There's room on the > faceplate to add a switch so that it could be selectable between > the two
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2005-11-09 by tkrakowiak
i'm gonna try it tonight! "i think i can figure that out" :) thanks Peter cheers t On 08/11/05, (i think you can figure that out) wrote: > This may be the only mod which will take you less time to do > than it will to read this letter. I could have *sworn* i had already > posted
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2005-11-09 by Les Mizzell
This is the one with the ribbon controller and external interface box - not the module. Like here: http://www.analoguehaven.com/doepfer/r2m/ This is the rev.1 version. In perfect condition! Was using it with my Modcan/Cyndustries system, but not as much as I'd planned on using it
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2005-11-09 by (i think you can figure that out)
This may be the only mod which will take you less time to do than it will to read this letter. I could have *sworn* i had already posted this...i actually remember typing it, but possibly old age has effected my memory along with my sexual stamina. Anyway, if i have posted this a
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2005-11-08 by (i think you can figure that out)
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2005-11-08 by Dimitri Pike
Hello to all peoples on this group. My name is Dimitri, I'm a musician using few of Doepfer products including Regelwerk MIDI controller. I was searching infos around the web recently for my recently created blog and saw the various yahoo groups dedicated to Maq 16/3, Pocket Cont
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2005-11-07 by Dieter Doepfer
Nicholas, I will have to look at the A-155 documents and compare it with a "real" A-155 to find this out. So far we discovered no errors in the A-155 service manual but maybe that's because they had no influence on the "normal" A-155 production and operation but possibly for circ
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2005-11-07 by n keller
Dieter, A while ago I asked you about the mod mentioned at the bottom of this page, creating an insert to the A-155 GLIDE section for returning a 156-quantized, PRE-OUT signal. You said that such an insert should be placed between Pin 8/TL064 --- and ---- Pin 4/CD4053. I asked Sh
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2005-11-05 by Anton Coops
Hey sfrules Thanks for the support :-) > Now I find I must absorb Sethares' book! Be sure to get the second edition from 2005, it's improved. > Knowing you may also have trod in these other footsteps as well, may > I recommend > Wendy Carlos' CD's, BEAUTY IN THE BEAST and TALES O
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2005-11-05 by achtung_999
We have a saying here in The Netherlands.. 'Now that the bear is let out' In this case the microtonal bear.... Try this: http://www.xs4all.nl/~huygensf/english/index.html
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2005-11-05 by sfrules
Hail, Anton! (This post is gonna be a hodge-podge. Begging forgiveness in advance. You're not the only one with verbal diarrhea, Morbs.) I read your post and was remembering a link someone had posted to a microtonal site in the last year or so. I waited for them to help you. Noth
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2005-11-05 by Anton Coops
Hi list, To be honest I think the respons to my suggestion of an alternative quantizing module is not very promising yet. However the basic idea could be made more attractive and usable by adding the possibility to work with scales and arpeggios both in standard and 'weird' tunin
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2005-11-05 by selfoscillate
hello romeo, it uses a cem3379. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "vtl5c3" wrote: > > What does the 107 use for its filter core? Does it use a CEM IC or some sort of common > OTA (LM13600, CA3280, etc...)? > > ROmeo >
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2005-11-04 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Romeo, > What does the 107 use for its filter core? Does it use a CEM IC or some sort of common > OTA (LM13600, CA3280, etc...)? I don't have one of these (yet!), but from a thread a few months ago (message no. 8819 etc.), I believe it is a CEM3379 chip, as also used in the 10
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2005-11-04 by vtl5c3
What does the 107 use for its filter core? Does it use a CEM IC or some sort of common OTA (LM13600, CA3280, etc...)? ROmeo
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2005-11-04 by Anton Coops
Hi sfrules, If you would like to know more about the use of scales and tunings in electronic music you could start by checking out what William Sethares has to say about this http://eceserv0.ece.wisc.edu/~sethares/ttss.html About software: if you want to experiment with tunings e
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2005-11-04 by sfrules
Hello, Perhaps you should explore Microtonal music. Yahoo search even turned up a site for computer programs that will do it. For now check this out... http://www.microtonal.freeservers.com/ sfrules
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2005-11-04 by selfoscillate
hello anton, ernst, florian, all good points. thanks for making me understand. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Anton Coops" wrote: > > Hi Ingo, > > Out of tune-ness does not only come from the scale you use, but > also from the timbre that you use in a give
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2005-11-03 by (i think you can figure that out)
$140 + shipping Blacet Klang Werk Ring Modulator with custom Doepfer faceplate. 2 years old, works like a charm. Faceplate is made with anodized graphics that won't rub off. Paypal to this address, please email me first before that to make sure it's not already been sold. Please
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2005-11-03 by Bakis Sirros
dieter says: "the BBD affair becomes a bit confused because of the information coming from the BBD manufacturer. They have sent us samples of the 2048 stage BBD (used in the audio examples on the preliminary BBD page). When we asked for samples of the 1024 stage BBD they told us
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2005-11-03 by Anton Coops
Hi Ingo, Out of tune-ness does not only come from the scale you use, but also from the timbre that you use in a given scale (and of course the combinations of notes you play). It can take some time before you find a good combination, but there are some tricks. So in the module I
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2005-11-03 by achtung_999
I'm sorry Ingo. Anton is going into microtonality here. I personally think this kind of a quantizer would be cool. Out of tune does not exist, not fitting with a certain tonality would be a better description. Ernst. On 11/3/05, selfoscillate wrote: > > hello anton, > > i tried t
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2005-11-03 by Florian Anwander
Hi Ingo > to the semitone scale. dividing an octave by 7 for > example will only give you wrong notes, but it won't give > you new sounds, just old sounds which are out of tune. > ok, maybe somebody wants that, but i can't imagine why. E.g. for controlled FM: tune the carrrier VC
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2005-11-03 by selfoscillate
hello florian, thats a very good point. maybe i was too straight with my reaktor-approach, i haven't tried it with fm. thanks for the hint. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > > Hi Ingo > > > to the semitone scale. dividing an octave by
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2005-11-03 by selfoscillate
hello anton, i tried this with reaktor a few months/years ago, and there is one problem with it. the whole show sounds just "out of tune" when the octave is divided in a range that doesn't fit to the semitone scale. dividing an octave by 7 for example will only give you wrong not
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2005-11-02 by Anton Coops
Hi list, Dividing an octave in 12 equal steps is fine, but what I would like even more is a quantizing module that can divide an octave in 'n' steps n = 1: 1 step of 1200 cents n = 2: 2 steps of 600 cents n = 3: 3 x 400 cents etc. etc., maybe up to n = 25 note: a transpose-option
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2005-11-02 by achtung_999
Well I use 4 a131s for audio so... I will contact Dieter. Thanks! On 11/2/05, selfoscillate wrote: > > hello ernst, > > i had this problem with one of my newer a130's as well. > the output of the a130 was inverted, but besides > this the unit worked as intended. > it appeared to
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2005-11-02 by selfoscillate
hello ernst, i had this problem with one of my newer a130's as well. the output of the a130 was inverted, but besides this the unit worked as intended. it appeared to be a wrong wiring on the pcb. as long as you use the a130 for audio applications, this is no problem, but it sure
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2005-11-02 by achtung_999
Thanks Ingo.. Although I was more after a method. Where to start.. what to look for. Spread, fine tuning.. etc.. I've come a long way now. Using my ears a lot. Nevermind. I got the broken a111 tuned now. I defiantely know that both a111's are the old type. Also: suddenly bakis' m
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2005-11-02 by achtung_999
Some other strange thing I noticed this weekend with the oscilloscope at hand.. I own one a132 and two a130s. The two 130s are of different generations, which I don't object to so much. What I did is the following: I patch the output of an a118 random voltage into an a172 max/min
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2005-11-01 by Eyesaw
Hi: I'd be interested in the A-100 modules, racks or possibly all of what you are willing to let go. I am working with 3 full G6 units now and want to expand further. Soon as you come up with the details please send a list or post to the group and I'll be back in touch. Thanks, B
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2005-11-01 by live2synth
Hi all, I've lurked here for a few years now and my system has grown. Unfortunately, I now need to reduce my investment and sell some gear. (I got married; studio is shrinking quickly) I have 3 6U racks chock full. If I can reduce what I really want down to one of those racks I'l
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2005-11-01 by selfoscillate
hello ernst, i'm not sure that this is what you want to know, but i tune my vco's using a multi-effects unit with a built-in tuner (sony hr-mp5). best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, achtung_999 wrote: > > Thanks that sort of answers the question. > Although I st
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2005-10-31 by achtung_999
Thanks that sort of answers the question. Although I still face the massive task of tuning the oscillators.. ;-( Do any of you here have some good tips on how to do that? Both my effort were a bit frustrating. The description op the Doepfer site is a wee bit minimal to my taste.
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2005-10-31 by achtung_999
Indeed like the ramp function in Max/MSP.. Thanks for clearing that up. Since the frontplate shows a falling sawtooth I was curious.. On 10/31/05, selfoscillate wrote: > > Was I right about the sawtooth wave? > > yes, the a111 has a rising sawtooth wave. > there is no audible dif
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2005-10-31 by pro2andrius
Hi, friends I ve got a 3 HU rackmount with no rail for the Doepfer bus. It s difficult to find a proper rail or perhaps there is another way to put the bus ?? Thanks to everyone! Mike
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2005-10-31 by selfoscillate
> Was I right about the sawtooth wave? yes, the a111 has a rising sawtooth wave. there is no audible difference for rising or falling sawtooth waves, it only makes a difference when the vco is used as an lfo or as master vco for a wavetable lookup device (like the blacet miniwave
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2005-10-31 by unpluggedlennon
Hey, My name's Russ, and I'm new to the list. I've been poking around the archives for the last few days, and just thought I'd make myself known. I also have a few questions, but I'll give a little backhround first. I'm mainly a bassist/guitarist/singer, but I'm growing more and
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2005-10-30 by Zoran Bosnjak
Is this the answer? Please look below to see Mr. Doepfer's response to me some time ago. Regards, Zoran >-----Urspr'ngliche Nachricht----- >Von: Zoran Bosnjak [mailto:zoranbosnjak@hotmail.com] >Gesendet: Dienstag, 7. September 2004 21:59 >An: hardware@doepfer.de >Cc: musicr@gener
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2005-10-30 by Zoran Bosnjak
...And it is excellent. Of course, I tested it before buying (for 5 minutes). I liked what I heard, and a sea of possibilities opened to me. Waveshaping rocks! Does anybody pack a sine oscillator with this feature and calls it waveshaping oscillator or something? Because in this
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