WTB Analogue Solutions SP8-SS
2004-09-14 by bdu@fdiskc.com
Gimme Analogue Solutions SP8-SS! ;0) If anyone has one of these little speech synth modules, I'm looking to buy, let me know how much you want, thanks. -Brandon
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2004-09-14 by bdu@fdiskc.com
Gimme Analogue Solutions SP8-SS! ;0) If anyone has one of these little speech synth modules, I'm looking to buy, let me know how much you want, thanks. -Brandon
2004-09-14 by Julian
Just a quick note, before anyone gets too excited. These are good options, if your doing something odd with your system, like using a different psu, etc. but, if anyone starts considering that its a good way to save on the cost of a new g6, then don't forget to figure in the cost
2004-09-14 by stuadh
I did a bit of research today (Iguss I ought to have been working, really). To buy a 3U case (without power) will cast c.£30 (45) To build from scratch a 6U case (with partial top and bottom) c.£57 (84) and a 6U with full top and bottoms c. £69 (101). Add to this shipping plus
2004-09-14 by stuadh
These are the guys who supply Doepfer: Pro-AM Technologie GmbH Im Leibolzgraben 16 D-36132 Eiterfeld tel. (+49 6672) 918480 fax. (+49 6672) 91848 888 www.isel.com and you want the Classic catalogue. Mine just arrived today and so far the prices seem quite acceptable. If you let m
2004-09-14 by stuadh
Julian, I've had a good look through them. In fact, that is what inspired me to have a go myself. Putr that on your CV! The Pro-AM catalogue arrived today. I'm just going through it now and the prices seem quite reasonable. That said, not as good value as free if my contact at wo
2004-09-14 by controlexsanguinate
Hello, I would like to get another 6u rack that will fit Doepfer modules. I have enough power supply from my other 6u rack that can power the modules for the new one. I don't really know where to obtain such a rack. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Take care, Thomas
2004-09-14 by selfoscillate
hello all, this time i used the a106 to process a dull drumloop ;-) the drumloop was first sent through an a119 and from there into the a106, followed by an a132 for output level control. first you hear the drumloop with the most neutral settings possible (no resonance, no distor
2004-09-13 by Julian
stripboard is what i used for the busses. theres a load of pictures somewhere on my site. i think theyre under the synth diy section julian (port23.net) ----- Original Message ----- From: "stuadh" To: Sent: Monday, September 13, 2004 9:38 PM Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Re: LFO interf
2004-09-13 by stuadh
thanks again, gents, I'll put one on next month's shopping list. I'm waiting for the Pro-AM catalogue to come through the letterbox to compare Doepfer's prices with the source prices, and this PSU could knock £30 off the price of a PSU. I'll just need to work out how to build my
2004-09-13 by Bakis Sirros
hello list, and, most important, don't forget that ingo's experiments were made with HALF the "filter of the ms20" ! in order to dublicate the ms20 filter you need two a106's connected in series.(a HP into a LP). now, just imagine how these two in series a106's would sound like!
2004-09-13 by unknown freak
Thanks for posting them. Man, that thing kicks ass. --Chuck > -----Original Message----- > From: selfoscillate [mailto:synaptic_music@yahoo.com] > Sent: Monday, September 13, 2004 5:24 AM > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [Doepfer_a100] my first a106 prototype tests >
2004-09-13 by David Salter
Ingo, Very cool. David Salter Reuters Ltd UKI Project Management Tel. +44 207 542 2402 Fax. +44 207 542 2699 Email. david.salter@reuters.com Reuters Messaging. david.salter.reuters.com@reuters.net -----Original Message----- From: selfoscillate [mailto:synaptic_music@yahoo.com] Se
2004-09-13 by selfoscillate
hello list, last friday i received the first a106 prototype for testing. i played around with it the whole weekend. boy, this thing is amazing. it sounds like nothing i've heard before. the ms20 character is pretty obvious, but the a106 is much more than a simple clone, it is a w
2004-09-12 by Julian
> the one i went for was the hcaa-75w-a which is very similar, but has an aditional +5v output oops, i ment HCBB-75W-A julian
2004-09-12 by Julian
see http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/52007.pdf the usual one people go for is the hbb15-1.5a (for oakley systems, etc.) which is +/- 12 - 15v at 1.5amp the one i went for was the hcaa-75w-a which is very similar, but has an aditional +5v output julian ----- Original Message ----
2004-09-12 by Antonio Tuzzi
I have the same problems. Happens in frames where the total of milliamperes of your modules is very close to 650 (that is the limit for the current PSU). Please can you give us the part number and specs of the "power ONE" PSU ? Grazie mille antonio
2004-09-12 by Julian
Sepperate. Farnell seems only to do the tripple output models, but theyre loads cheaper then ive seen other people carrying the dual outputs. The +5v will come in usefull if you have any of the relevent modules in your doepfer system. Or, indeed, will save some regultor use for s
2004-09-12 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net
You`ll need separarate PSUs, I have 1 +-12 for a.sys and doepfer and a +-15 for MOTM. Josue. ----- Mensaje Original ----- De: "stuadh" Fecha: Lunes, Septiembre 13, 2004 0:35 am Asunto: [Doepfer_a100] Re: LFO interference > > > > > Looking at the specs, they quote figures at 12V a
2004-09-12 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net
I got mine from Allied electronics USA, I don`t know if there is an european distributor for Power-one PSUs. I think SOLA PSUs are the same PSUs but made in UK? Go for an international series linear PSU, not switching type. Best Regards Josue. ----- Mensaje Original ----- De: "st
2004-09-12 by stuadh
Looking at the specs, they quote figures at 12V and at 15V. Do you know if you can draw both voltages at the same time or do you need separate supplies (e.g to run A Sys/Doepfer and MOTM/Blacet in the same frame)? Cheers, Stuadh --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "ALMAGATA@t...
2004-09-12 by stuadh
I've just found it on the Farnell site. I take it this just replaces the Doepfer (or in my case, the A Sys power source). If so, this is fortuitious as I'm looking into building a new case at the moment. Stuadh --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "stuadh" wrote: > Julian, Josue,
2004-09-12 by stuadh
Julian, Josue, where do you get thie Power One PSU? I've had a quick check in Google, and i can't find it. Stuadh--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "ALMAGATA@t..." wrote: > I had the same problems with near all modules with leds... > All is ok now since I upgraded my PSU to a P
2004-09-12 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net
I had the same problems with near all modules with leds... All is ok now since I upgraded my PSU to a Power-one. Best Regards, Josue. ----- Mensaje Original ----- De: "Julian" Fecha: Domingo, Septiembre 12, 2004 3:46 pm Asunto: Re: [Doepfer_a100] LFO interference > > > > > ps. it
2004-09-12 by Julian
ps. it should be noted that mine is not a normal system at present at all, so id be happy to expect all sorts of odd stuff going on, but i also had these issues back with my old g6 frame too... have a 1.7amp Power-One PSU turning up next week, so ill see if this, resonably high q
2004-09-12 by Julian
I have always had these same issues. Its interfearance along the power bus. The doepfer power bus is a pretty simple affair - just strips of metal between the modules. If you look at other modular manufacturers theres normally components on the bus, i presume, to stop x-talk betw
2004-09-12 by Bakis Sirros
hello stuadh, i don't know if it is normal, but i noticed that too in my korg ms50, but only in extreme high volume mevels. also, in my ms50 the lfo sounds thru into the audio output of the machine. but for me it is not a problem, as this happens only when i have my mixer's chann
2004-09-12 by stuadh
Hi all, I've noticed recently that I'm experiencing some interference from a number of modules in my system. It is noticeable only when the VCA is open it most noticeably comes from the A-146 (the RS40 clock, and RS80 LFO have a lesser effect). It sounds a bit like having the LFO
2004-09-11 by mritenburg
CHeck it out: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3748051539 Thanks, Matthew
2004-09-11 by Julian
I know its offtopic, but i cant think of a better place to ask... Dont suppose anyone has a drehbank adaptation for the oberheim matrix 1000, do they? Im real blank when it comes to sysex stuff :( Cheers, Julian
2004-09-10 by Paul Schulz
Peter, I can really understand you, as I was also highly impressed by the ribbon contoller. Wanna have two of them for mounting on an old guitar without strings. I bet u can call that a real electric guitar.. hihi have a nice weeend, list! Paul (i think you can figure that out) w
2004-09-10 by Peter Grenader
Tim Parkhurst wrote: > AHA! The elusive circular waveform!!! THAT was funny...what ever happened to that guy? That was AH freak out number 124 if not mistaken, yes?
2004-09-10 by Peter Grenader
Sorry for the cross listings... Just a quick update: The faceplates have arrived! They are currently out for drilling with an expected 10 day turnaround. In the meanwhile, I've taken the liberty of drilling one myself and it can be seen on the site with all the final hardware mou
2004-09-10 by (i think you can figure that out)
I had the opp to play around with Doepfer's ribbon controller yesterday as I'm looking over a large system that tumbled when the equipment van it was in overturned (ouch)...and those things are GREAT! fuuuuuuuu...talk about expression - man oh man! I've got to get one of these th
2004-09-10 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "ilanode" wrote: > Hi stuadh, great kits are offered by blacet. I have absolutely now > electrical skills and managed to assemble 7 modules incl. the time > machine (that has many parts!). Mind you on the first attempt I had > some assistance
2004-09-10 by ilanode
Hi stuadh, great kits are offered by blacet. I have absolutely now electrical skills and managed to assemble 7 modules incl. the time machine (that has many parts!). Mind you on the first attempt I had some assistance by my former flat mate on identifying some of the parts. Befor
2004-09-10 by Florian Anwander
Hi Stuadh I did not think, you could take my mail personal. This was not intended, and I am sorry if you took it that way, and I beg your pardon. Now what I really suggest to you: I learned a lot of electronics when I built my Formant 25 years ago (occasionally I found yesterday
2004-09-10 by stuadh
Hi Florian, no offence taken, and certainly none meant. I was just giving a robust counter view-point. I'll look into the synth diy list. I'd also like to congradulate Doepfer who have responded to this thread by adding more information to the DIY site. Power to the people ; ) I
2004-09-10 by Bakis Sirros
hello list, just wanted to say that yesterday a new 6u rack with the new PSU2 arrived.in this rack (apart for my fourth a108 filter module) i installed two new a197 vu-meter modules, side by side.now as a dual or stereo vu-meters they look amazing! the great thing about them is t
2004-09-10 by selfoscillate
hello stuadh, i don't think that florian meant you, so there is no need to be angry. i think what he wrote is absolutely valid and afaik exactly this happened to doepfer some years ago. they had bad experience with selling kits, so they won't do it anymore. a general diy page whi
2004-09-10 by selfoscillate
analogue solutions modules come standard with doepfer connectors, but can be ordered with asys connectors too. i'd stick to the doepfer connectors, they are much more rigid and allow easier mounting/dismounting. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "richard" wrot
2004-09-09 by richard
and will the power lead plugs be compatible ? ----- Original Message ----- From: bdu@fdiskc.com To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Cc: doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 7:40 PM Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] Analogue Solutions Modules > Hello Stuadh, > >
2004-09-09 by achtung_999
Stuadh, I think you're taking this way too personal.... Just my 2 cts Ernst.
2004-09-09 by bdu@fdiskc.com
> Hello Stuadh, > > I have a rack with mixed concussor and doepfer a100 modules: > > sq416 (ok is a full 3he) , fs01, cv8, mc01, a156, a145, a160, a161, > a180 and no gaps... From what I understand, Analogue Solutions modules are doepfer-style width modules, so can be used in a r
2004-09-09 by stuadh
Florian, if I were to make a mess of a project I would have no grounds to blame a (well written) DIY site. I don't believe that Doepfer is offering any warranty on modules made using their site. Apart from anything else, how many of us on this forum have added Analogue Systems, A
2004-09-09 by stuadh
Thanks for all the replies. I'll keep any A Sol next to my Doepfer mods. Stuadh --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, bdu@f... wrote: > > Hello Stuadh, > > > > I have a rack with mixed concussor and doepfer a100 modules: > > > > sq416 (ok is a full 3he) , fs01, cv8, mc01, a156, a1
2004-09-09 by Zoran Bosnjak
Thanks Oliver. I do not plan to use A-112 as a sampler at all - I could always add extra $100 on Canadian price of the module, and get excellent second hand Akai sampler. It's the wavetables that I am after. I would like to sample female vocal, and use A-112 in wavetable mode, ho
2004-09-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi stuadh > I would appreciate if all > components were shown in idiot-proof detail. If I was Doepfer, I would not do that. The story would go that way: Every "idiot" will continue beeing an idiot. He will do things I never thought he could do. He would crash his pcbs and solder
2004-09-09 by Antonio Tuzzi
Hello Stuadh, I have a rack with mixed concussor and doepfer a100 modules: sq416 (ok is a full 3he) , fs01, cv8, mc01, a156, a145, a160, a161, a180 and no gaps... Antonio > > Has anyone used Concussor modules alongside their Doepfer > modules? I'm particularly interested in knowi
2004-09-09 by selfoscillate
hello stuadh, i've answered your question at the analogue systems forum. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "stuadh" wrote: > Has anyone used Concussor modules alongside their Doepfer > modules? I'm particularly interested in knowing if they fit snugly > in the
2004-09-09 by stuadh
Has anyone used Concussor modules alongside their Doepfer modules? I'm particularly interested in knowing if they fit snugly in the case without gaps. Stuadh