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2005-05-11 by martin_rudling
Hello again. Got a few useful comments since my post yesterday concerning my system-planning with a goal of what I called a "rythmic-tremolator". Thanks for this. More comments are of course very appreciated. Today´s further investigating has resulted in the system plan attached
2005-05-11 by Bryan E Cornell
Which is more fun for making crazy noises, the A196 (Phase-locked loop) or the A149-1 (Quantized/Stored Random Voltages)? How much more nutty do things get if you throw in a Frequency Divider for the PLL or the 149-2 for the 149-1? Bryan
2005-05-11 by thomasborax
- hi- i don't have an a149-1 or 2. but the PLL is really cool. i often insert the a136 waveshaper or the a137 wave multiplier into the loop in different spots (befor or after the lpf, before the complarator). or you could amplitude modulate the incoming vco square wave (i do saw
2005-05-11 by Colin f
The EU directive to ban hazardous materials is not for the sake of the miners. It is because of the millions of tons of discarded equipment going into land-fill sites each year. Lead and other toxins are finding their way into the water table, and potentially into human drinking
2005-05-11 by Florian Anwander
Hi fabio > I have had many vocoders in the past, Sennheiser, EMS, Synton. > I prefer the MAM and the SVC350 against the Doepfer. I know the SVC350 quite well (I serviced two of them, and modified one). It differs a lot from the basic A129. Most essential thing is, that it provide
2005-05-11 by fabio delben
Hello, I have had many vocoders in the past, Sennheiser, EMS, Synton. I prefer the MAM and the SVC350 against the Doepfer. Ciao Fabio gargar1974 ha scritto: Thanks for the answers everyone. Opinions differ a bit... but good to know that a smaller start is usable. I guess I'll sta
2005-05-11 by fabio delben
To Peter, people died from lead-poisoning after working for years in Ecuadorian and Canadian lead mines, which produce the lead for some electronic chips for the computer you are using! Ciao Fabio achtung_999 ha scritto: Hey List, If we go into political activism mode anyway.. I'
2005-05-11 by selfoscillate
hello martin, nice to have you on board :-) if you also want to control the amplitude of a vc-lfo, you just have to add another vca (f.e. a130 or a132). feed the lfo output into the vca and control the lfo-amplitude by modulating the vca with another lfo, adsr, midi controller or
2005-05-11 by Bakis Sirros
hello, english only please. bakis. --- boward_k wrote: > Hej martin. > Du kan ju kolla in analogue systems RS60 angεende > typ nεn kontrolerbar > envelope...annars δr ju doepfers A-124 wasp filter > en riktig goding!!! > /Boward > > > Bakis Siros Parallel Worlds /
2005-05-10 by pater lacrymarum
Hi Florian, my name is Heinz...i thought it was evident from my e-mail address. it is only my frustration with the Euro-bureaucracy that sort of burst forth there in my earlier post...there's a tendency to regulate everyone and everything, and it struck me that electronics parts
2005-05-10 by achtung_999
Hey List, If we go into political activism mode anyway.. I'd like to add this for the Dutch readers: 'another reason to vote against the EU constitution!' And to Peter Lacrymarum: These chips are not produced anymore, so no one is dying for them anymore... Think before you post!
2005-05-10 by boward_k
Hej martin. Du kan ju kolla in analogue systems RS60 angående typ nån kontrolerbar envelope...annars är ju doepfers A-124 wasp filter en riktig goding!!! /Boward
2005-05-10 by martin_rudling
Hello everybody! I guess you´ve had a lot of posts like this one and maybe it isn´t too amusing... But I really have to ask for help somewhere because I have nowhere else to go at this point. I´m Martin, age 27, from Sweden. My interest in making e-music started with software, ma
2005-05-10 by gargar1974
Thanks for the answers everyone. Opinions differ a bit... but good to know that a smaller start is usable. I guess I'll start with analysis/synthesis and one slew module as you are suggesting. /gustaf --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "selfoscillate" wrote: > > hello gustaf, >
2005-05-10 by Bryan E Cornell
I've got the full A-129 and I find that the slew limiters really add to the intelligibilty of speech. I've never tried it with fewer than the full 15 bands, but I have noticed that there are typically some bands that are much more important to add slew limiting to. I'll have to g
2005-05-10 by Julian
> You should be fine with the voiced/unvoiced and analysis/synthesis modules. > It isn't that the others aren't nice to have, but it won't hurt you not to > have them. Haha... Almost entirly the opposit of what i just said ; ) Oh well, thats what you get for asking opinions *g* j
2005-05-10 by Julian
I had an a129 1/2 and sold it because i didn't find it interesting. Almost 2 years later, i though id give it another go, and bought the analysis/synthesis modules, one slew limiter, the slew controller and the voiced unvoiced detector. I plugged it all together and started grinn
2005-05-10 by pela_gius
I have just the analysis/synthesis sections and love them. But I use them as a general filter and never make robot voices. It's a lot of fun to experiment with running different sources into the two sides, mixing up the bands or plugging a bunch of different cv sources into the s
2005-05-10 by unknown freak
You should be fine with the voiced/unvoiced and analysis/synthesis modules. It isn't that the others aren't nice to have, but it won't hurt you not to have them. --Chuck -----Original Message----- From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
2005-05-10 by selfoscillate
hello gustaf, my choice for a starter vocoder would be 1x a129/1 1x a129/2 1x a129/3 in my opinion the voiced/unvoiced module can be omitted in most cases. the slew limiter module a129/3 is cool because you'll probably want to attenuate a few bands (i want that all the time) and
2005-05-10 by gargar1974
hello, I'm thinking about getting the vocoder modules. A full vocoder is six modules, A-129/1 + A-129/2 and 3 of A-129/3 slew limiters with A-129/4 slew controller and A-129/5 voiced/unvoiced detector. But, it is quite expensive and takes up more than half of a G6... So, does any
2005-05-10 by Florian Anwander
Hi (who ever you may be that you cannot stand with your real name for a very dicussable oppinion), pater lacrymarum wrote: > i wonder how many people died in Europe last year from lead-poisoning > from their analog synthesizer modules, lol. I wonder how many people died from lead
2005-05-09 by pater lacrymarum
i'm continually amazed at the EU bureaucracy's diligence in protecting us from ourselves. instead of constantly making up new regulations and killing commerce in the process, they should perhaps ask themselves how it comes that the euro-zone's economies lie flat on their back. on
2005-05-09 by Kim Johnsson
Dieter Doepfer wrote: > You may even contact Christian Assall (software@doepfer.de). As far as I > know he has the factory presets available as Midi files for dump into the > MCV24 and could send them as email attachment. Sorry - I'm, not the MCV24 > specialist in the company ...
2005-05-09 by Bakis Sirros
--- Dieter Doepfer wrote: > From: "Dieter Doepfer" > To: "Bakis Sirros" > Subject: additional A-106-1 remarks > Date: Mon, 9 May 2005 17:42:17 +0200 > > Dear Bakis, > > as some users had problems/questions with the module > A-106-1 and the manual > is not yet ready we added some
2005-05-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi Ingo >>Perhaps one could define the vintage based devices as "re-use of electronic equipment". > this is a really promising part of the directive. > it would be too bad if the cem/ssm-based modules > would vanish from the market. > maybe the above sentence is valid for the a10
2005-05-09 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > Hi Ingo > > >>Perhaps one could define the vintage based devices as "re-use of electronic equipment". > > this is a really promising part of the directive. > > it would be too bad if the cem/ssm-based modules > > woul
2005-05-09 by synthtrader
hello, > Thanks for the interest. I don't have a web site ATM, I'm way too > busy building stuff. I've loaded some photos to the Yahoo Photos - > Allan J Hall folder, they are a bit small but hopefully you can > make the stuff out OK. If anyone wants to host larger versions I'm >
2005-05-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi, I found a very instructive text about the "ROHS" on the servers of farnell: German http://217.160.70.102/rohs/rohs-index.html english http://uk.farnell.com/static/en/rohs/infobank/expert-comment/Lead-free-intro.html for other languages (don't know, whether it exists in all la
2005-05-09 by selfoscillate
> Another interesting topic is the following sentence from the directive (Article 2, topic 3): > "3. This Directive does not apply to spare parts for the repair, or to the re-use, of electrical and electronic equipment put on the market before 1 July 2006" > Perhaps one could def
2005-05-09 by Bakis Sirros
> ----- Original Message ----- > From: Dieter Doepfer > To: Bakis Sirros > Sent: Monday, May 09, 2005 12:13 PM > Subject: AW: any news? > > > Dear Bakis, > > nice to hear from you. No - we have no real news so > far (at least no news that are interesting for the > customers). Dur
2005-05-09 by Dieter Doepfer
I'm not the MCV24 specialist but as far as I know you have to define the low and high gate values in the opposite way (e.g. +8V for off state and 0V for on state). Please contact Christian Assall (software@doepfer.de) if you need assistance. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursp
2005-05-09 by allanjhall
Hi, Thanks for the interest. I don't have a web site ATM, I'm way too busy building stuff. I've loaded some photos to the Yahoo Photos - Allan J Hall folder, they are a bit small but hopefully you can make the stuff out OK. If anyone wants to host larger versions I'm happy to sen
2005-05-08 by boward_k
Im "googling" Alan hall...but with no results...Any specific homepage you could refer to??
2005-05-08 by danv_83
where can i learn more of alan hall's work? cheers --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Julian" wrote: > You simply wont have exausted all your possibilities with other companies kits yet - both efm and cgs do small enough pcbs that > mounting isnt an issue, and the 5u crowd, oa
2005-05-06 by Antonio Grazioli
I have a similar problem (maybe) with my MCV24. I used Out1 for CV and Out13 for Gate. The A100 plays when I release a Key on my MIDI keyboard.I tried everything, but nothing worked, I always have an inverted Gate signal at the output.I connected the gate signal to a A-175 Voltag
2005-05-06 by ginorobair
Hey folks, I have an A-132 Dual Voltage Controlled Amplifier for sale or trade. It's new (got it four months ago) and in excellent shape, but I need the space in my rack for an A-149-2. I'm asking $55 (I'll pay shipping in the US) or best offer. Trades considered -- especially fo
2005-05-06 by Florian Anwander
Hi Dieter Doepfer wrote: > The feedthrough in VCA mode can be improved by removing the two 1M resistors > R13 and R14 [...] But if one can live with > that disadvantage the two resistors can be removed (and re-installed if > desired). What about adding a two pole switch to the fr
2005-05-06 by Dieter Doepfer
You may even contact Christian Assall (software@doepfer.de). As far as I know he has the factory presets available as Midi files for dump into the MCV24 and could send them as email attachment. Sorry - I'm, not the MCV24 specialist in the company ... Best wishes Dieter Doepfer >
2005-05-06 by Dieter Doepfer
The feedthrough in VCA mode can be improved by removing the two 1M resistors R13 and R14 (located below the two vactrols, color code brown-black-green). These resistors are connected in parallel to the light depending resistors (LDR) inside the vactrols to define the lowest frequ
2005-05-06 by selfoscillate
hello kim, i'd love to share my presets with you, but my mcv24 is in the service actually. when i have it installed again, i can tell you how to set it up. in the meantime, maybe anybody else can help? bakis? best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Kim Johnsson wrot
2005-05-06 by selfoscillate
> also, 101-2 users, i understand that volume is not fully suppressed > in vca mode. about how much bleeds through? just curious. it > seems like a really cool module. hello, yesterday i checked the bleed-through of the a101/2 lowpass gate in vca mode. well, there is a noticeable
2005-05-05 by Kim Johnsson
Hi! I just got a second-hand MCV24, and first thing I did was reset all the outputs to the factory defaults. Then I sat all night trying to get it to work with my A-100, but apparently I'm missing something. It doesn't trigger every time, and when I release a note, the pitch chan
2005-05-03 by thomasborax
hi ben- i did the same thing, but i used the doepfer supplied mains inlet/switch. this makes it pretty easy. the wires doepfer provides for this purpose are in fact insulated all the way down to the contacts on the psu. i did not ground out the mains inlet anywhere else but the p
2005-05-03 by benvehorn
Hi all, I'm about to start a Doepfer system. I'm thinking about building my own wooden case and just mounting the modules directly to wooden strips. I would purchase a PSU2 and one or more buss boards to be mounted in the rear of the case. I looked on the main Doepfer site and it
2005-05-03 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Tommy DOG" wrote: > Has anyone used the A-100 to control their MURF pedal? > I am curious about the possibilities and I am not in the studio tonight. > I think an A-100 offers much more then the Moog Control Processor so one must be able > to
2005-05-03 by selfoscillate
> also, 101-2 users, i understand that volume is not fully suppressed > in vca mode. about how much bleeds through? just curious. it > seems like a really cool module. > > thanks-tom hello tom, i'll check the bleed-through, but it is a bit difficult to measure because the bleed-t
2005-05-03 by Tommy DOG
Has anyone used the A-100 to control their MURF pedal? I am curious about the possibilities and I am not in the studio tonight. I think an A-100 offers much more then the Moog Control Processor so one must be able to create very interesting effects. TD
2005-05-02 by thomasborax
hi _)_) two things. first about the stand alone idea. i've been wanting to make "pedals" out of modules for some time. john blacet told me that it was not possible with a wall wart. however some years ago a friend made a simple circuit for me to convert a DC wall wart voltage in
2005-05-02 by Florian Anwander
Hi Tomek > i think Dieter should consider making a standalone version for guitar > players... I think, a desk style housing than can hold one or several modules would be a very cute idea. Additional we could have one or two modules that convert other signal levels (guitar, or DJ