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2005-01-24 by Florian Anwander
Hi Richard >>The ground connection is required for the passive module. But it could >>be done also via the connection of the active module (This was not >>described in Dieters instruction). > This ground connection is common to the front panel too ? No, the frontpanel is not inte
2005-01-24 by richard
This ground connection is common to the front panel too ? Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: "Florian Anwander" To: Sent: Monday, January 24, 2005 11:17 AM Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Coupling two A138 mixers ? > > Hi Richard > > The ground connection is required for
2005-01-24 by Florian Anwander
Hi Richard The ground connection is required for the passive module. But it could be done also via the connection of the active module (This was not described in Dieters instruction). Florian > Thanks for the info Dieter - EMIS are wiring them for me. > Can I just ask you - > Do
2005-01-24 by trebcavxx
Thanks for the info Dieter - EMIS are wiring them for me. Can I just ask you - Do I need to provide power for both the mixer modules, of just the one that has the IC remaining installed ? Richard --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Dieter Doepfer" wrote: > > Your idea seems rat
2005-01-24 by selfoscillate
hello zoran, afaik analogue solutions offers a very small frame for 36 te, it is made out of plastic and shouldn't be too expensive. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Zoran Bosnjak" wrote: > Hi, > > I am trying to get more space in my two 6U Doepfer racks for
2005-01-22 by Zoran Bosnjak
Hi, I am trying to get more space in my two 6U Doepfer racks for couple of new Doepfer modules, and solution is to get two Analogue Systems modules out of it. Is there any cheap housing/power supply for these two that I could buy? If this is OT, I apologise - it is essentially AS
2005-01-22 by trebcavxx
Thanks for that info Dieter - EMIS are going to supply me with two mixers ready-coupled by them, and under warranty too - problem solved. I can now bin my home-built mixer. Richard
2005-01-22 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
The following Doepfer_a100 poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: Poll regarding the forthcoming TKB number4: Would you prefer the TKB to: CHOICES AND RESULTS - Fit inside a G3/G6 standard a100 rack case(that means that the TKB will use the whole width of
2005-01-21 by Dieter Doepfer
> Your idea seems rather more complicated than Dieter's - and in either > case we would void the warranty. I wonder if there's a way to do it > without losing the warranty - Does Dieter offer any kind of a > modification service where the warranty would still be okay ? > I've don
2005-01-21 by Bakis Sirros
--- Dieter Doepfer wrote: > From: "Dieter Doepfer" > To: "Bakis Sirros" > Subject: Price increase A-100 frames > Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 12:57:02 +0100 > > Dear members, > > sorry - I have bad news. Our supplier of the A-100 > frames A-100G6/G3 (ProMa) > has raised his prices by 1
2005-01-21 by trebcavxx
I'm in the UK - Would the UK people be EMIS ? Richard --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Dieter Doepfer" wrote: > > Your idea seems rather more complicated than Dieter's - and in either > > case we would void the warranty. I wonder if there's a way to do it > > without losing
2005-01-21 by Florian Anwander
Hi Richard > Is it possible to couple together two Doepfer A138 mixers to give me > eight inputs ? > Anyone know if this is possible ? another suggestion (as potential alternative to Dieters instruction): I have the output potentiometer always set fully clockwise. In other words:
2005-01-21 by trebcavxx
Your idea seems rather more complicated than Dieter's - and in either case we would void the warranty. I wonder if there's a way to do it without losing the warranty - Does Dieter offer any kind of a modification service where the warranty would still be okay ? I've done similar
2005-01-21 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
The following Doepfer_a100 poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: Would you be interested in a Matrix Mixer module? (The mechanical limitation is 5 inputs for the matrix mixer because of the 3U with the standard knobs/potentiometers. With the smaller poten
2005-01-20 by Dieter Doepfer
> Is it possible to couple together two Doepfer A138 mixers to give me eight inputs ? > Anyone know if this is possible ? > Richard No problem. Remove IC1 (TL062/TL082) of the second A-138 and connect the common inverting inputs of the first OpAmp of both modules (e.g. available
2005-01-20 by trebcavxx
Is it possible to couple together two Doepfer A138 mixers to give me eight inputs ? Anyone know if this is possible ? Richard
2005-01-18 by triplizarda
I've moved my modules around maybe 15 or 20 times as I've rearranged my system, swapped out modules, and switched from a rack to a portable case. The connectors at both the bus and modules are still extremely secure, to the point where it takes a good deal of effort (and care) to
2005-01-18 by Dieter Doepfer
> I've noticed that there are what appear to be a couple of different > makes of header/socket in my setup...... my modules have a number of > different kinds of connector on the board too - Some of them are > plugs with exposed pins, others are the type with a surrounding grey >
2005-01-17 by Florian Anwander
Hi Richard > Some of them are > plugs with exposed pins, others are the type with a surrounding grey > casing, with a cutout on one side. Those connectors with the casing and cutout (non Doepfer-stuff) should be used only with the equivalent cables with connectors with the nose o
2005-01-17 by trebcavxx
I've noticed that there are what appear to be a couple of different makes of header/socket in my setup...... my modules have a number of different kinds of connector on the board too - Some of them are plugs with exposed pins, others are the type with a surrounding grey casing, w
2005-01-17 by Florian Anwander
Hi Richard > I think it's just the way headers are - They aren't > too secure a fit. The connectors in my system are that heavy seated, that it requires a dedicated force to remove the cable. I cannot imagine, that the normal cables can remove on their own, only by their own weig
2005-01-17 by Florian Anwander
Hi Richeard, > I'm finding that many of my power cable headers are so loose that any > movement of the cabinet can shake them partly out of the sockets and > stop power to that module. I do not have this problems with a Doepfer only system, though i transport it in the car also o
2005-01-17 by trebcavxx
The system hasn't been moved frm my house since it was first cabinetised - but it's had three changes of cabinet as it's expanded and the routing of the power lines has been rearranged a dozen or so times. The headers are the same ones that were supplied from doepfer in most case
2005-01-16 by trebcavxx
I'm finding that many of my power cable headers are so loose that any movement of the cabinet can shake them partly out of the sockets and stop power to that module. I'm using a mixture of Doepfer, An.Sol., and home built, and the problem happens with all types - Sometimes even t
2005-01-15 by stuadh
Hi, I've raised similar issues a couple of times over the past few months, and I'm looking for some help again. I've just been moving modules around again, and I've noticed that some modules don't work on my homemade case. I'm using a Power-One 3.4A PSU, and I'm miles within the
2005-01-14 by implode7@comcast.net
"i don't know how that is done. but the pc programm from doepfer does it so it is possible. i just do my sample backups from the a-112 and send them back. when everything works you hear the sample during the dump. sounds quite nice!" Well - sounds good. I'm hoping I can figure ou
2005-01-14 by omegaattraktor
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Gene Schwartz wrote: > Well good that implies that there is some hope. I have something called > sysex librarian¹ in OS X¹. But, how do you convert a sample to sysex (or is > this something that everyone knows but me?). i don't know how t
2005-01-14 by Gene Schwartz
> > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, implode7@c... wrote: >> > I'm curious - has anyone successfully sent a sample dump from any > Macintosh application to the A-112? > > i did A-112 sample dumps with the freeware SysEx on mac os9. it > works fine allthough sometimes i need m
2005-01-14 by omegaattraktor
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, implode7@c... wrote: > I'm curious - has anyone successfully sent a sample dump from any Macintosh application to the A-112? i did A-112 sample dumps with the freeware SysEx on mac os9. it works fine allthough sometimes i need more than one tr
2005-01-13 by frnz_mauro
1)rack 6HU complete 22 elements 920 euros brand new! A-100G4/A-110 x 2/A-114/A-115/A-116/A-138/A-120/A-121 A-131/A-130/A-190/A-148/A-145/A-146/A-160/A-180/A-138 A-105/A-170/A-140 x 2 2)rack 6HU complete 16 elements 900 euros brand new! A-100G4/A-185/A-106/A-108/A-110 x 2/A-127/A-
2005-01-13 by David W. Skinner
Thanks to everyone who provided input on the a107 and a113. The examples on message 6741 were very helpfull. I'm imagining how the morphing filter might sound with sustained tones produced by the subharmonic generator - all those sawtooth waves producing a huge crop of overtones,
2005-01-12 by implode7@comcast.net
I'm curious - has anyone successfully sent a sample dump from any Macintosh application to the A-112? I just got my modular about a week ago, and haven't gotten around to trying this again. The first time I got an error that no response was received from the A-112. I'm sure that
2005-01-12 by Bakis Sirros
dieter says: "So the keyboards (TKB and "normal") will be > developed as "naked" versions > (no wheels, no joy-sticks) in separate cases that > can be used as desk-top > model (rubber feet on the bottom) or mounted into a > 19" rack in different > ways (horizontal, vertical and s
2005-01-12 by Florian Anwander
Hi Gustaf >>Roland Sh-101 is currently my "perfect" modular controller. > I agree. The SH-101 is a great controller keyboard for my A-100. But > one thing that i miss on the SH-101 is an output for the bender. Is > the SH-101 mod-grip possible to use with the A-100? I use the SH-
2005-01-12 by ilanode
> as for the a107: i really like this one. it can do a > million wierd things with all it's cv inputs. it has a > CEM sound but that is not bad at all! the 36 filter > types and the morphing functions are unique and this > justifies the existence of this great module! It's also g
2005-01-12 by Bakis Sirros
hello david, welcome to the group! regarding the a113: i hvae two of these modules and i have used them many times uin my tracks. it is really a special module, that i find useful for creating organ like drones that change in sync with my a155's. i use their two gate inputs in co
2005-01-12 by selfoscillate
hello david, welcome to this group :-) regarding the a107 please look at message 6741. you'll find some sound examples with descriptions there. the a107 is a very cool module and the features are unmatched by any other filter. if you like the sound of cem-based filters, then this
2005-01-12 by David W. Skinner
Hi there, I'm new to the group. Just bought my first Doepfer product, the R2M ribbon controller, which I have been using with my Modcan and Arrick (dot com) systems. I'm very please with it. Works great with both MIDI and CV. The A-107 Multitype Morphing Filter and the A-113 Subh
2005-01-11 by tomekrakowiak
thanks for all the information, i think i'll get the 'real' one :) ciao --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "synthtrader" wrote: > > hello, > > find an answer in group archives. if someone can post a pinout > layout i'd be grateful. btw. why is the original rack so > expensive??
2005-01-11 by gargar1974
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "synthtrader" wrote: > > hello, > > > Poll regarding A100 normal keyboard. > > Would anyone be interested in a > > momentary button like the old Korg MS- > > 20 had? > > I have an MS-20 but I honestly have never used this feature. I guess > yo
2005-01-11 by ilanode
Hi list, for my controller modules I'm going to build a G3 rack using a +/-15V PSU. Will the theremin A178 modules run on +/-15V without getting damaged? Regards, Ingo
2005-01-11 by Keld Sørensen
Well i used the momentary button on my MS-20 to trigger an ADSR and that opened a VCA with LFO or other modulation sources. The momentary button would also be useful with an electronic switch - to change modulation sources, switching between filters and so on. Keld --- In Doepfer
2005-01-11 by synthtrader
hello, > In general the many parts inside the rack are not inexpensive. Yes the PSU is one part of the expense for such a quality supply (reliable, high ampere, low noise) and for the foreign markets these need to be rewired by hand. Some users have tried to save money by putting
2005-01-11 by synthtrader
hello, > Poll regarding A100 normal keyboard. > Would anyone be interested in a > momentary button like the old Korg MS- > 20 had? I have an MS-20 but I honestly have never used this feature. I guess you mean the momentary switch under the mod wheel? Useful for pitch bend and tri
2005-01-11 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
The following Doepfer_a100 poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: 2nd Poll regarding the forthcoming TKB and normal a100 keyboard: what should be available (in the keyboards or as separate boxes, depending on the results of the 1st poll): CHOICES AND RESUL
2005-01-11 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
The following Doepfer_a100 poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: 3rd Poll regarding the forthcoming TKB and normal a100 keyboard: about the wheels and joystick CV signals: CHOICES AND RESULTS - the wheels and joystick will output separate CV's from the ke
2005-01-11 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
The following Doepfer_a100 poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: Poll regarding the forthcoming TKB and normal a100 keyboard: should the pitch and modulation wheels and/or joystick be included in the same case with the keyboard? CHOICES AND RESULTS - whee
2005-01-11 by Julian
atx psus (im guessing that you mean computer ones) are switched, not linear psus. Whilst they will work, the high frequency switching can become a problem for use with audio stuff, esp the type we're interested in. Linear psus, yes, are more expensive. Why are the racks a lot of
2005-01-10 by tomekrakowiak
hi, i'm sure that question was asked already, i just couldn't find an answer in group archives. if someone can post a pinout layout i'd be grateful. btw. why is the original rack so expensive??? it's not the framing? is it psu? all the best cheers
2005-01-10 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: Poll regarding A100 normal keyboard. Would anyone be interested in a momentary button like the old Korg MS- 20 had? o Yes, I would like a momentary button. o No, I would not want a momentary button. o