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2005-03-22 by Paul Wagorn
www.Hybridcases.com sells a 12-space rack case with front and back covers, metal edges, metal corners, recessed clamps and recessed handles for $75. . plus it's only 12" deep, which is perfect for 2 Doepfer G6's. The case looks almost identical to the one on doepfer's a100 homepa
2005-03-22 by danv_83
what are some good cv sequencers that interface well with the a100 series? i am looking for something that is able to be synced to cv pulse from a square wave lfo. something not too expensice would be great. thanks
2005-03-22 by boward_k
What days are the "public"...("civilians")...allowed into the musikmesse? And were would the cheapest place in Frankfurt be to buy doepfer's...Dieter??
2005-03-22 by selfoscillate
hello group members, the website for the a100 patching contest is up, here is the url: http://www.selfoscillate.de/a100patchcontest/index.html you can also find this link on the links page of this forum. please post your files and descriptions to the files section of this forum a
2005-03-22 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "boward_k" wrote: > > Will you be able any doepfer's at the musikmesse?? not sure what you want to say. doepfer will be at the musikmesse. i'll visit the musikmesse on friday 08.04. too. best wishes ingo
2005-03-21 by boward_k
Will you be able any doepfer's at the musikmesse??
2005-03-21 by Bakis Sirros
> ----- Original Message ----- > From: Dieter Doepfer > To: Bakis Sirros > Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 11:10 AM > Subject: AW: voltage ranges > > > > -----Ursprungliche Nachricht----- > Von: Bakis Sirros > Gesendet: Freitag, 18. Marz 2005 15:11 > An: Dieter Doepfer > Betreff: Re
2005-03-21 by Kim Johnsson
Hi! selfoscillate wrote: > about the patching contest, please refer to message 7750. > tomek's file is the first one, but i hope that there > will be more submissions soon (i start with my patch this week). OK, thanks, will do! Cheers, Kim
2005-03-21 by selfoscillate
> On a not-so-related note, this patching contest I've seen referred to > recently, are there any rules to be read somewhere, and any more > submissions? Also, I would generally be interested in hearing how you > all use your systems. > > Thanks for the info, > > Kim hello kim, a
2005-03-21 by Kim Johnsson
Dieter Doepfer wrote: > The knobs are made by RE-AN (UK company). The main problem is that one has > to order a minimum quantity for a specific knob type (e.g. for the A-100 > standard knob we have to order a minimum of 25000 pcs, RE-AN order number > P570H80S6). Ah, but in my ca
2005-03-21 by Dieter Doepfer
> Hi all! > > I would be interested in swapping the default module knobs for > color-coded ones. Would make the A-100 look a bit more cheerful :-) Do > you know where I can find compatible knobs for a good price? > > Cheers, > > Kim The knobs are made by RE-AN (UK company). The m
2005-03-20 by tkrakowiak
Thanks for kind words Bakis! > what > modules did you use in detail? did you use > multitracking? these are the mods i used : 2x10, 45, 21,18,38,74. as i said before i did use my finger to generate sone signals and i believe i had a110pwc2 hooked to filters cv (it just created so
2005-03-20 by Bakis Sirros
hello tomek, thank you for the patch! i listened to your patch, very nice indeed! what modules did you use in detail? did you use multitracking? for all other members: please keep your audio clips shorter than 5 minutes(!). i think that 30 seconds are enough for each sound clip.
2005-03-19 by nutrafx
http://www.sinincinema.com/doepfer/update2-5-5.zip --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "ethanzer0" wrote: > > Hi All, > > I saw a post about someone having an update for the alo-arts layout > software that has all of the new modules. > > Who has that? Can I get a copy? > > Thank
2005-03-19 by levka0
My personal favourites http://www.rapidelectronics.co.uk/rkmain.asp? PAGEID=80010&CTL_CAT_CODE=&STK_PROD_CODE=M31332&XPAGENO=1 http://www.rapidelectronics.co.uk/rkmain.asp? PAGEID=80010&CTL_CAT_CODE=&STK_PROD_CODE=M31332&XPAGENO=1 --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Kim Johnsson
2005-03-19 by ethanzer0
Hi All, I saw a post about someone having an update for the alo-arts layout software that has all of the new modules. Who has that? Can I get a copy? Thanks, E
2005-03-18 by tomekrakowiak
...and i did use stereo patch cables , cv to cv (and index finger to create some of the static sounds :) cheers again t
2005-03-18 by tomekrakowiak
hello group, i uploaded a small file for the contest. done on a100 (2x10, 45, 21, 18,38,74). 1050hz hpf added for clearer ups (used audacity http:// audacity.sourceforge.net). thanks and enjoy t
2005-03-18 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Doepfer_a100 group. File : /A100 PATCHING CONTEST-1/leviathan.mp3 Uploaded by : tomekrakowiak Description : You can access this file at the URL: http://groups.yahoo.
2005-03-18 by Kim Johnsson
Hi all! I would be interested in swapping the default module knobs for color-coded ones. Would make the A-100 look a bit more cheerful :-) Do you know where I can find compatible knobs for a good price? Cheers, Kim
2005-03-18 by isjtarjr
many people use the banana to jack convertormodule of synthesizer.com, it doesn't need power nor external grounding. the size is a bit of a problem though.
2005-03-18 by antonio_grazioli@fastwebnet.it
I bought some used modules form a guy who had installed Banana connectors on hi Doepfer modules. He simply disconnected the ground wire and inserted the new plug in place of the old 1/8 cliff connector... of course i had to do the opposite to put them back in their original state
2005-03-17 by unknown freak
There are the standard ratshack Y adapters (I'm referring to the Y adapters with the jacks on short lengths of cable rather than the plastic block versions, which are a bad idea). I have a bunch of them, they can be convenient. You do need to be careful about hanging too much wei
2005-03-17 by selfoscillate
i don't think that stackable 1/8 cables exist. three or four of such cables stacked together would apply too much pressure on the socket. this would significantly reduce the life span of the sockets, even if the cables are light-weight. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoog
2005-03-17 by danv_83
does anyone know if there is such a thing as 1/8 ts cables but in stackable banana style??? i can't understand why this doesn't exist. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Josue Arias wrote: > I`m using either MOTM 940 or serge 8 channel interface module for > conversion betwwen
2005-03-17 by Dieter Doepfer
> Is there a chance I will fry something if I'm not careful? Especially if > I'm patching in external gear...? There is no way to damage anything within the A-100. You even may connect to outputs or use a filter outputs as a input and so on. You cannot damage anything (the useful
2005-03-17 by Kim Johnsson
Hello! > There is no way to damage anything within the A-100. You even may connect to > outputs or use a filter outputs as a input and so on. You cannot damage > anything (the usefulness of such patches is anothet question). > > External voltages should be limited to -12V...+12V
2005-03-17 by Josue Arias
I`m using either MOTM 940 or serge 8 channel interface module for conversion betwwen 1/4, 1/8 and banana modulars. The MOTM have separate ground bananas that you must connect to the banana modular PSU or to the front panel, chassis or other ground spot. Without this conection the
2005-03-17 by Kim Johnsson
Bakis Sirros & selfoscillate wrote: > it is sure that you cannot damage your a100 if you > input to it up to +15 to -15 volts.(maybe up to > 18volts also? i'm not sure). > as long as you only use audio signals and control > voltages from audio gear or midi-to-cv interfaces, > you
2005-03-17 by selfoscillate
> > you should also take care that you only use mono cables > > for patching your a100 modules. > > I don't quite understand why (extreme electricity newbie as well), but > I'll keep that in mind. Not having any stereo cables that fit also > helps, of course. > > Thanks for the i
2005-03-17 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "danv_83" wrote: > > is it possible to use banana plugs with doepfer modules? i just > checked out my friends serge and it made me kick myself for not > asking this question before i layed down $200 for 1/8inch patch > cables..... > > if it is
2005-03-17 by danv_83
is it possible to use banana plugs with doepfer modules? i just checked out my friends serge and it made me kick myself for not asking this question before i layed down $200 for 1/8inch patch cables..... if it is possible, which i figure it aught to be, is there anything special
2005-03-17 by Julian
Anyone got any experiance of this, or novel ways to do it? Cheers, Julian (currently increasing the gauge of his cases ground lines, in an attempt to investigate that old lfo interfearance issue) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2005-03-16 by Bakis Sirros
hello kim, it is sure that you cannot damage your a100 if you input to it up to +15 to -15 volts.(maybe up to 18volts also? i'm not sure). also, try not to connect outputs to outputs. it is not a good thing if you do this with high output voltages. but WITHIN the a100 modules, ev
2005-03-16 by Paul Wagorn
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7308553478 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2005-03-16 by Kim Johnsson
Hello! I just picked up my 6u system from the post office. Being used to the Nord Modular, there's basically one question that interests me before I start to patch wildly: Is there a chance I will fry something if I'm not careful? Especially if I'm patching in external gear...? I
2005-03-16 by selfoscillate
hello kim, as long as you only use audio signals and control voltages from audio gear or midi-to-cv interfaces, you should be on the safe side. you should also take care that you only use mono cables for patching your a100 modules. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups
2005-03-16 by denis goekdag
thanks, i missed that somehow :) regarding the 5v...i was not very precise, sorry; i've gotten hold of a separate 5v supply and want to use it alongside my psu2 inside a g6. so if i got you right, i'd connect the ground of the 5v-supply to a ground connection on the psu2 and the
2005-03-16 by ilanode
sorry, forgot in my previous mail: Go to the Doepfer HP => English version => products => (available A100 pages:)mechanical details. There you'll find the frontplate data. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "polygen01" wrote: > > Hi > > please excuse these REALLY simple questio
2005-03-16 by ilanode
Hello, welcome to the group! 1) Left above: X = 7,5/Y = 125,00; L bottom: X = 7,5/Y = 3,0. X- values on the right dependung on the HP (module width). 2) I'm not sure if I got you... If so, then the answer is, yes, you have use the +5 line and the 0 line to encourage the power to
2005-03-16 by polygen01
Hi please excuse these REALLY simple questions, but maybe someone can help me out?...;) 1) i've gotten hold of the fpd software and it's pretty straight-forward to use...only thing i can't figure out is where the M3 holes go...how many mm from the left side of the frontplate, how
2005-03-15 by Florian Anwander
Hi Gustav > Regarding the 121 filter, It's probably just me I don't like the way > the resonance behaves, I don't get the same amount of resonance on > different filter frequencies. There is a possible modification, which also avoids the minimal bandpass effect for the hi-pass-ou
2005-03-15 by gargar1974
Hi, Thanks everyone who posted thoughts on the filters! Regarding the 121 filter, It's probably just me I don't like the way the resonance behaves, I don't get the same amount of resonance on different filter frequencies. I don't like the way it works for bass sounds. But I do us
2005-03-15 by Florian Anwander
Hi > does the lpf in the 101-1 sound like the lpg? I don't know the A101-2. Florian
2005-03-15 by selfoscillate
i haven't compared the a101/1 and a101/2 yet, but i don't think that they sound completely identical. i can make some comparisons, but i'm too busy this week, so maybe someone else can answer this question? best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wr
2005-03-15 by selfoscillate
of course you can boost the resonance, for example by inserting an a133, or an a132 with more than +5v at it's cv inputs. some feedback loop patches need a bit of amplification to sound really good. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "levka0" wrote: > > Right,
2005-03-15 by selfoscillate
hello gustaf, you are right, it is a matter of taste. but there are quite some technical differences: the a101/1 is vactrol-based and therefore you cannot use it for filter fm. on the other hand the a101/1 sounds smooth and warm. it performs great when you use different input sig
2005-03-15 by Rob Hoffman
That's awesome. Hmmm, makes me re-think my rig a bit. Rob On Monday, March 14, 2005, at 09:32 PM, synthtrader wrote: > > No, not my osc is bigger than yours! > > Here is a photo comparing the size of the normal Doepfer portable > suitcase with the new "super" version: > http://ww
2005-03-15 by synthtrader
No, not my osc is bigger than yours! Here is a photo comparing the size of the normal Doepfer portable suitcase with the new "super" version: http://www.analoguehaven.com/doepfersupersuitcase.jpg The suitcase is actually both sides as they fold together for transport so essential
2005-03-15 by polygen01
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: >but to speak the truth: this highpass never >can be suppressed completely! So you always have some hipass sizzeling >in the back of a dark filtered sound. just plug a patch into the hpf in without connecting the other