2004-07-01 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Salter wrote: > Josue, > > I suppose this is always a tough question, what next? the point is that the a100 already has so many filters, much more than any other system. i think that it is not essential to have even more filters (ok, kor
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2004-07-01 by (i think you can figure that out)
Blacet's have an input which will allow you to transpose up and down an octave, depending on if the input has a +1 volt (or above) signal -or- a -1 volt (or below) signal at that input. I think it has to do with the type of synthesis one does. Keyboard performaers I think really
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2004-07-01 by selfoscillate
hello guilherme, > Ps Does anyone wants to share some experience about the vactrol > phaser? of course. what do you want to know? best wishes ingo
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2004-07-01 by David Salter
ingo, I've be lucky to have used all of the filters listed. The ARP2600 is a wonderful machine but this is (IMHO) due the sum of the parts rather than specifically the filter (of which I prefer the later post Moog version as it's sounds more like a -12db or -18db LP than a -24db,
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2004-07-01 by Bakis Sirros
hello ingo, as you know,i have the arp odyssey/2600 and SEM and roland system100 101 and i had ,in the past, the yamaha cs5/cs15.so,all the above filters are not of any special interest to me, but if i had to choose i'd choose the roland system100 filter and the SEM filters for w
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2004-07-01 by Florian Anwander
Hi Zahir I'll answer this private question also to the mailling list, since I think it is of general interest. > I read your post about using additional modules to get a better > vocoder sound. Can you give me an example of what a perfect system > would be and how it would be pat
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2004-07-01 by selfoscillate
i'm interested in what the group thinks about the filters in this poll. from my understanding the yamaha filter sounds most different compared to the already available filters, so for me it is the most interesting one out of the poll. other opinions? best wishes ingo --- In Doepf
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2004-07-01 by selfoscillate
hello florian, many thanks for the great explanation :-) best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > Hi Ingo > > > is it a simple modification? soldering is not one > > of my biggest strengths ;-) > Yes, quite simple. > > From the center connec
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2004-07-01 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "ps_minor" wrote: > > > > am i the only one who finds these octave switches > > > useful? > > CV octave control is very nice indeed. > > speaking of... check out the blacet vco, no octave knob but it has CV control. there are > some good mp3 e
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2004-06-30 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: Would you be interested in additional "vintage-type" filters, (besides the currently planned MS series) ? o No, there are enough filters already available o Yes, ARP 4072 (24 dB LP) o Yes, Oberheim SEM
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2004-06-30 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Tom, > i just bought a wasp filter module. it sounds very cool. > i am curious if anyone could explain to the principle it operates > upon? i dont fully understand how electronics work. i understand > that op amps are basic circuits that are in many electronics. i see > a lot
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2004-06-30 by Florian Anwander
Hi Ingo > is it a simple modification? soldering is not one > of my biggest strengths ;-) Yes, quite simple. From the center connector of the poti (=slider) a resistor leads to the mixing point. The less the resistor the wider is the range of the poti. As far as I remember the va
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2004-06-30 by ps_minor
> > > am i the only one who finds these octave switches > > useful? CV octave control is very nice indeed. speaking of... check out the blacet vco, no octave knob but it has CV control. there are some good mp3 examples of this in action at www.blacet.com/VCO.html i'm currently us
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2004-06-30 by Bakis Sirros
hello all, i agree with florian.i would prefer a vco with octave switches(as the a110,a111)AND a pot for wide range continuous tuning(like the vcs3 or the system100 vco's).would that be possible though? bakis --- Florian Anwander wrote: > Hi Ingo > > > am i the only one who finds
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2004-06-30 by Florian Anwander
Hi Ingo > am i the only one who finds these octave switches useful? The octave switch is a nice add on, but to my taste, the Doepfer VCOs lack a continuous coarse tuning over the whole range. I modified my A111 that way, that the "tune" pot has a range of more than 5 Octaves and
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2004-06-30 by David Salter
Josue, Shame. They should be pretty simple. Maybe Larry would sell the schematic? Rgds David 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 -----Or
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2004-06-30 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net
Yes David, thats what I mean... The bad news is that Mr. Larry is not making those anymore... Best Regards, Josue. ----- Mensaje Original ----- De: David Salter Fecha: Miercoles, Junio 30, 2004 11:11 am Asunto: RE: [spam] Re: [Doepfer_a100] vco octave switches > > > > > Josue, >
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2004-06-30 by David Salter
Josue, have a look at the following URL, although not in Doepfer format I think it covers you needs. http://www.hotrodmotm.com/switcher.htm David Salter Reuters Ltd UKI Project Management Tel. +44 207 542 2402 Fax. +44 207 542 2699 Email. david.salter@reuters.com Reuters Messagin
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2004-06-30 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net
I`d like to have a spare module called "octave/semitone transposer", Would be great to tune not only VCos, but other voltages going to filters as well: just in/out (better if multiple buffered outs for driving several modules at time) and 2 rotary switches, one for octave and the
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2004-06-30 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > Hi Ingo > > > am i the only one who finds these octave switches useful? > The octave switch is a nice add on, but to my taste, the Doepfer VCOs > lack a continuous coarse tuning over the whole range. I modified my A11
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2004-06-30 by phaeton777
I fully agree! The octave select switches are indispensable for "feeling out" which register a sequence should be playing in. I wish my other modular system had these as well... Richard. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "selfoscillate" wrote: > > hello list, > > after all tha
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2004-06-30 by selfoscillate
hello list, after all that chat about vco's, there is one thing i really cannot understand. the doepfer vco's (a110 and a111) have those rotary octave switches and i find them very handy, because it keeps you from tuning the vco again if you only want to transpose the vco for two
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2004-06-30 by selfoscillate
hello peter, 90mm is around 18 hp wide. you should take a look at the mounting holes of the voxglitch modules. these fit nicely into doepfer and analogue systems cases. maybe you should do it the same way on your vco faceplate. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
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2004-06-29 by David Salter
Has anyone any examples of the phaser module available? Rgds David 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 ---------------------------------
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2004-06-29 by mritenburg
> manufacture a new vco for the a100.they are still > searching for detailed info for the buchla vco's,so it Message 6000 contains direct links to the schematics for the 259. Matthew
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2004-06-29 by shm1400
Correction to my last post: While the left mounting screws should be 7.5 mm from the left side, I think the right mounting screws need to be a multiple of 5.08 mm away from the left screws. If you used my suggested measurements for the module and left a tolerance of .34 mm, this
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2004-06-29 by shm1400
Hi, Peter. Looking at Doepfer's hp chart on his website, it look slike the closest hp equivelent would be 18hp, which is a theoretical 91.44mm. However, Doepfer tends to leave about .3 mm for tolerance, so maybe if you increased the width to 91.10 it would work betternas an 18 hp
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2004-06-29 by (i think you can figure that out)
Thanks to all of you for responding. It looks like we've passed the ten peice minimum and I will begin this process. I will be in touch with all of you shortly. For a matter of reference, I may have screwed up in the width spec for this device. The faceplate is currently 90mm wid
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2004-06-29 by Bakis Sirros
hello ingo, i agree too.it is the most succesful poll ever! bakis. --- selfoscillate wrote: > > a complex vco like the buchla 259 would be so great. > looking at the votes, there seems to be a serious > demand for such a module. > > best wishes > > ingo > > > --- In Doepfer_a100@
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2004-06-29 by Bakis Sirros
hello list, i just want to inform you that dieter just told me that they still do not know if they will ever manufacture a new vco for the a100.they are still searching for detailed info for the buchla vco's,so it is very early to know if they'll ever actually produce such a vco.
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2004-06-29 by selfoscillate
a complex vco like the buchla 259 would be so great. looking at the votes, there seems to be a serious demand for such a module. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > hello list, > i just want to inform you that dieter just told me > that the
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2004-06-29 by David Salter
Thomas, The best description I read was by Jurgen Haible who reversed engineered the Wasp VCF. Have a look at the following link. http://www.oldcrows.net/~jhaible/tonline_stuff/hj_wasp.html regards David David Salter Reuters Ltd UKI Project Management Tel. +44 207 542 2402 Fax. +
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2004-06-29 by David Salter
Bakis, Now that is good news. I know people (myself included) love different filter types to widen the palette, but the VCO is the fundamental sound and variety hear is also important. At present I only have three osc types; A110, A112, RS90 & RS95 (the last two are essentially t
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2004-06-29 by Bakis Sirros
hello list, speaking of a new VCO module,doepfer will probably produce a new complex VCO,but it will sound different from peter's VCO.so,there is room for both in your a100's. bakis. --- shm1400 wrote: > Is this a typo? You don't really mean 45hp do you? > > --- In Doepfer_a100@y
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2004-06-29 by selfoscillate
yes, i want to integrate both into my system too. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > hello list, > speaking of a new VCO module,doepfer will probably > produce a new complex VCO,but it will sound different > from peter's VCO.so,there is ro
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2004-06-29 by selfoscillate
hello cuari, as far as i know it is possible to convert audio into squarewaves, but i can't tell about the maximum frequency possible. i doubt that it will work within the full frequency range of an a111 for example. anyway, i haven't tried that yet. pulsewidth modulation should
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2004-06-28 by shm1400
Is this a typo? You don't really mean 45hp do you? --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "(i think you can figure that out)" wrote: > Based on interest expressed from your letters (thank you!) and > after speaking with Dieter and getting the thumbs up to produce > my VCO, it looks
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2004-06-28 by Bakis Sirros
hello tom, as far as i know, the new PSU2 should be available in a week or so. bakis. --- Tom Butcher wrote: > > Anyone know if A-100PSU 2 is available yet? The > website > says mid-June.... > > thanks > > --- > Tom Butcher > > > > ===== Bakis Siros Parallel Worlds / Polariton At
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2004-06-28 by cuari7
I have a question for the forum about the Doepfer Comparator (A- 167?). The website does not mention if this module can be used to "square up" audio waves, nor if it can be used for pulse-width modulation. Anyone can answer these questions for me? thanx! cuari
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2004-06-28 by ph@comcast.net
sorry, that was just meant to go to Peter. best, pH > hi Peter, > I'm in for at least one... would like two, but just put a deposit on the new EH > 16 sec delay.... so not sure I can afford two now... too many new toys! > best, > phil > > > > Based on interest expressed from your
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2004-06-28 by ph@comcast.net
hi Peter, I'm in for at least one... would like two, but just put a deposit on the new EH 16 sec delay.... so not sure I can afford two now... too many new toys! best, phil > Based on interest expressed from your letters (thank you!) and > after speaking with Dieter and getting t
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2004-06-28 by Tom Butcher
Anyone know if A-100PSU 2 is available yet? The website says mid-June.... thanks --- Tom Butcher
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2004-06-28 by unknown freak
How many of these (i.e. the model for these) do you keep in your system? Would at least two be ideal to make the most of them? > -----Original Message----- > From: (i think you can figure that out) > [mailto:peter@buzzclick-music.com] > Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 2:16 PM > To: D
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2004-06-28 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net
I wish I could have one.... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ViewItem&category=47072&item=3732561754&rd=1 ;) Buenas Tardes, Josue.
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2004-06-28 by (i think you can figure that out)
Honestly,...it doesn't matter (read: your call). One minimum (yuck yuck) - two would give you the ability for a double-fat kind of thing. I have two, both on vectorboard (no PCB) and like that I'm able to double voices. - Peter --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "unknown freak"
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2004-06-28 by thomasborax
hi i just bought a wasp filter module. it sounds very cool. i am curious if anyone could explain to the principle it operates upon? i dont fully understand how electronics work. i understand that op amps are basic circuits that are in many electronics. i see a lot of op amp ICs w
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2004-06-28 by (i think you can figure that out)
Please note that the $200 price as noted is approximate (consider it a +/- 15% estimate). I can't nail this down until the design is completely finalized and from that exact component costs are established. thanks, Peter
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2004-06-28 by (i think you can figure that out)
Based on interest expressed from your letters (thank you!) and after speaking with Dieter and getting the thumbs up to produce my VCO, it looks I'm going to do just that in a limited quantity. These will be marketed under the company name 'Plan B' and will be in Doepfer height, 9
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2004-06-28 by levka0
Dear Group A poll has been created for your priority regarding the currently planned/suggested modules. Please take some time to vote for this kind regards, Joost
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2004-06-28 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: Which of the planned and/or candidate modules are you most interested in ? (i.e. what order of priority do they have for you) A) hi-end Buchla-type complex VCO and/or new filters (Korg MS-20/50 series)
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