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Re: Loose theremin antennae?

2003-12-24 by ilanode

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "dwaldman6" wrote: > The antennae must be positioned straight up, lest they swing > down under their own weight. The problem is in the jack itself. > Standard 1/8"/3.5mm isn't snug enough to keep it seated. > > Are the antennae as effective wh

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RE: [Doepfer_a100] Doepfer Quality Concerns

2003-12-24 by David Salter

Hi Ja, I have two MAQ16/3's, an original black one and a new model. The rotary encoder on the MKI is a bit dodgy but hey, this is a much used piece of kit, I mean that. All recent Doepfer kit (last 3-4 years) I find to be well constructed and reliable (especially when you conside

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major correction!( I MEANT FAME! NOT EMIS)!!!!!!

2003-12-24 by Bakis Sirros

hello list, major mistake!the bad UK distributer was FAME!!! NOT EMIS!EMIS is a great distributer of the doepfer products! sorry for this mistake, bakis. ===== Bakis Siros Parallel Worlds / Polariton Athens-Greece [Doepfer_a100] group owner http://www.rubber.gr http://www.ward12.

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Re: Doepfer Quality Concerns

2003-12-24 by synth_freak_2000

hello, my a100 also is in 100% perfect working condition!i have a 212 modules system and the only module that i bought and was broken(after some days) was an a155.this a155 was not only repaired by doepfer but they replaced it with a brand new one(free of charge)!also ,one of my

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Loose theremin antennae?

2003-12-24 by dwaldman6

The antennae must be positioned straight up, lest they swing down under their own weight. The problem is in the jack itself. Standard 1/8"/3.5mm isn't snug enough to keep it seated. Are the antennae as effective when they're collapsed? Does anyone else have this problem? What did

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Re: Setting intervals

2003-12-24 by shm1400

Thanks, Timothy. I will try those values. I also appreciate that you explained the math behind your conclusions. Can you suggest the best way to cut the PCB tracks? (I've done this before, but never on purpose.) Is an exacto knife a good idea? --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com,

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Re: Doepfer Quality Concerns

2003-12-23 by Tommy DOG

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "jauer9" wrote: > I am new to Doepfer, and I am seeking more info on the build quality > from all the experienced users here. > > My first excursion will be a MAQ16, but I have heard that the quality > of these devices is poor: legends rub off

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Re: Setting intervals

2003-12-23 by Tim Stinchcombe

> While we're at it, connecting +5v. to the CV2 switched input would > make the CV2 knob a wide range tuning knob whenever it is not being > used as a CV attenuator. Zeroing the CV2 knob and centering the > fine tuning control would give the nominal pitch. I think I'll try > this

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Re: Doepfer Quality Concerns

2003-12-23 by jmaddocks1975

Hi there, I don't own an MAQ16 (would really like to though) but I have been an a100 user since 1996 and very happy with the build quality. I hear people talk about things wear out and rub off, but I have had no problems, it works and looks 100% sonce I bought it, BUT my system s

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Doepfer Quality Concerns

2003-12-23 by jauer9

I am new to Doepfer, and I am seeking more info on the build quality from all the experienced users here. My first excursion will be a MAQ16, but I have heard that the quality of these devices is poor: legends rub off, MIDI loses sync, the rotary encoder wears out quickly. Admitt

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Re: Setting intervals

2003-12-23 by shm1400

That's a great idea. I've been using the output of my A174 joystick in the same way. But a clock voltage, unlike the joystick, is always fixed, so you can count on the intervals on the CV2 pot being the same every time you use it. And, you don't use up an output on the 174. The A

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Re: Setting intervals

2003-12-23 by dwaldman6

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Keld Sørensen wrote: > I´ve solved the problem by using the A-161 clock/trigger sequencer. > Pick any stage that´s lit and patch that into the CV2 of the A-110 > oscillator and set the interval by the CV2 pot. Now you can tune the > oscillator

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Re: Setting intervals

2003-12-23 by Keld Sørensen

I´ve solved the problem by using the A-161 clock/trigger sequencer. Pick any stage that´s lit and patch that into the CV2 of the A-110 oscillator and set the interval by the CV2 pot. Now you can tune the oscillators several octaves apart. And it doesn´t involve mods to the inside

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Re: Setting intervals

2003-12-23 by shm1400

I recently emailed Dieter Doepfer with this very question. He told me that the range of the tuning knob is set by the resistor R5, which is a 1M from the factory. Reducing the value of this resistor increases the tuning range. The service manual for the A110 on the A110 info page

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Setting intervals

2003-12-23 by dwaldman6

I have a Basic System 2, with 2 A-110's. I notice that panning one oscillator hard left and the other hard right givesonly minor separation. Is it possible to detune the oscs to produce a major 5th, 6th or 7th?

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Merry Christmas and happy New Year from doepfer(and some news too).

2003-12-22 by Bakis Sirros

dieter says: "Probably these will be the first new modules that are included with the first A-100 production series 2004: A-137 Wave Multiplier A-149-2 Digital Random Voltages A-154 Sequencer Controller A-197 Analog Meter and maybe A-101-3 Phaser and A-101-1 Vactrol Steiner Filte

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Re: use of the a107 morphing filter?

2003-12-22 by selfoscillate

hello bakis, i use the a107 a lot since i got it. i like the a107 together with a a155 controlling the step and morphing time. some filtertypes are really nice, even when used without all the morphing stuff. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote

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use of the a107 morphing filter?

2003-12-19 by Bakis Sirros

hello list, anybody has find any interesting patches/uses of the new a107?now that the english manual is available,i hope that many users will have make some good patches with the a107.i'm expecting to receive my a107 in a few days. bakis. ===== Bakis Siros Parallel Worlds / Pola

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Re: Merry Christmas Everyone!

2003-12-16 by nectariosm@hotmail.com

I am new here and do not know you guys, but merry Xmas to you too. I got my self a nice Xmas gift that came right after I got a proper job (getting an education does pay off after all). I love the A-100's sound, but instead of ordering a load of modules, I got my self an Eventide

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Re: modular literature

2003-12-16 by grotechef@yahoo.com

i just updated my site on synthesizers with more info and literature and links, and a pic of my modular as well :) http://users.pandora.be/tenor thanks! grotechef

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Merry Christmas Everyone!

2003-12-16 by Bakis Sirros

hello john and list, Merry christmas from me too!this is the time of year that all the people celebrate and all that,but for us it's ,also, the time of year for more modular patching and experimenting! bakis. --- jmaddocks1975 wrote: > I've just come home from the yearly hell tha

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Re: Merry Christmas Everyone!

2003-12-16 by selfoscillate

as every year, i'm late with christmas shopping. hopefully i can make it this weekend, or i'm in big trouble again ;-) i also wish everybody a happy christmas and a a nice 2004 full of analog burblings :-) ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "jmaddocks1975" wrote: > I've ju

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Poll results for Doepfer_a100

2003-12-16 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com

The following Doepfer_a100 poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: Would you like doepfer to manufacture an advanced backlit LCD OSCILLOSCOPE module(see message 4999 for details,cost will be about 400 euros)? CHOICES AND RESULTS - maybe, 3 votes, 30.00% - n

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Merry Christmas Everyone!

2003-12-15 by jmaddocks1975

I've just come home from the yearly hell that is christmas shopping! far too many people, far too hot, far too expensive.....but it's got me in the festive mood! So, just want to be the first to wish everyone in the group a happy christmas and a great 2004! All the best John www.

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analogue solutions synapse

2003-12-14 by m d

hello everyone, i'm contemplating picking up one of the last "synapse" units from analogue solutions, their digitally controlled analogue patchbay for modular synths (they're going out of production). any commments regarding these would be highly appreciated. i couldn't find any

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modular literature

2003-12-14 by grotechef

hello, i'm trying to provide some essential literature on how to operate a synthesizer @ my page located @ http://users.pandora.be/tenor i like feedback! thanks for the bandwidth, grotechef

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Re: A.Systems modules in a Doepfer case

2003-12-14 by shm1400

I'm not sure if your are talking about Analogue Systems or Analogue Solutions modules. Your Subject says "ASystems" but your post says "Analogue Solutions" first and later "A Systems RS" I assume you are using a Doepfer bus board. Analogue Solutions modules will plug directly int

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] A.Systems modules in a Doepfer case

2003-12-14 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net

Its easy, as the voltages are silkscreening next to connector in the PCB: lower pair is -12, next pair is +5, next pair is +12 and top is 0 Ground. remember those pairs are 4 pins, ok? Best Regards, Josue Arias. ----- Mensaje Original ----- De: "Antonio Grazioli" Fecha: Domingo,

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] A.Systems modules in a Doepfer case

2003-12-14 by bdu

On Sun, 14 Dec 2003, Antonio Grazioli wrote: > The cables are the same, but how are the power rails connected? Both use > +12v/-12v and +5v.does anybody have schematics or can simply send me a > simple drawing of how the rails go in the A.Systems RS modules--- I believe the ASys

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A.Systems modules in a Doepfer case

2003-12-14 by Antonio Grazioli

HI guys, I've home-built my Case for My Doepfer A100 modules. Now I want to integrate it with some Analogue Solution Modules. The cables are the same, but how are the power rails connected? Both use +12v/-12v and +5v.does anybody have schematics or can simply send me a simple dra

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New file uploaded to Doepfer_a100

2003-12-12 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 : /VC Density Ditty.mp3 Uploaded by : shm1400 Description : Density of clocked random gate controlled by envelope generator You can access t

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Fwd: AW: [Doepfer_a100] Re: A149, total random possibilities patch

2003-12-12 by shm1400

Seems like my message didn't make it into my last message. What I meant to say was this: Of course there is no copyright. I would be very happy if someone else could use this patch, or better yet, improve it. When using this patch, you have to tweak the level of the fixed control

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Fwd: AW: [Doepfer_a100] Re: A149, total random possibilities patch

2003-12-12 by shm1400

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > > --- Dieter Doepfer wrote: > > From: "Dieter Doepfer" > > To: "Bakis Sirros" > > Subject: AW: [Doepfer_a100] Re: A149, total random > > possibilities patch > > Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 11:40:11 +0100 > > > > > -----Ursprün

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FA: Kenton Pro-4 MIDI-CV converter

2003-12-11 by Ernst Karel

For sale: Kenton Pro-4 MIDI-CV converter. This is fantastic for modular analog systems and/or for controlling several analog synthesizers simultaneously. This unit is in perfect condition. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2365931598&ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1 als

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FS ; Triple resonance filter

2003-12-11 by Hans Greuber

Hi; I have for sale a mint triple resonance filter 100€ Or for trade ONLY for the Trautonium Formant filter I accept all kind of payment EXCEPT Western Union, Sorry. Thanks; Hans _________________________________________________________________ Dale vida a tu correo. Con MSN 8 po

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FS ; Triple resonance filter

2003-12-11 by Hans Greuber

Hi; I have for sale a mint triple resonance filter 100€ Or for trade ONLY for the Trautonium Formant filter I accept all kind of payment EXCEPT Western Union, Sorry. Thanks; Hans _________________________________________________________________ Dale vida a tu correo. Con MSN 8 po

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Fwd: AW: [Doepfer_a100] Re: A149, total random possibilities patch

2003-12-11 by Bakis Sirros

--- Dieter Doepfer wrote: > From: "Dieter Doepfer" > To: "Bakis Sirros" > Subject: AW: [Doepfer_a100] Re: A149, total random > possibilities patch > Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 11:40:11 +0100 > > > -----Urspr'ngliche Nachricht----- > > Von: shm1400 [mailto:shm14@hotmail.com] > > Gesen

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Re: Granular Processor module suggestions!

2003-12-11 by sci700

hello, i've been wanting a hardware device for granular processing a long time. mainly for processing incoming audio in real time, in which case the memory doesn't have to be too big. i think amazing things could be done with a granular module with lots of cv- ins. bakis' suggest

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Patch ideas discussions w/149

2003-12-11 by Bilinger

hey list Sound's cool this patch idea. I will try this today. I am interested at the moment to mix A150, 148, 149 and LFO's of course. Also I have to also try this one from Dieter's comment, slow A117 into 149 clk. ALso about 149-2, will it basically produce random "gates" (gates

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Re: Granular Processor module suggestions!

2003-12-11 by selfoscillate

hello bakis, i think this would be really hard to develop and will probably cost too much money in the end. anyway i would also like to have such a module, but i doubt that such a module will happen in the near future. like john i also often use granular synthesis, but i use reak

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Granular Processor module suggestions!

2003-12-10 by Bakis Sirros

hi john, i agree!i want a granular processor module for my a100 and i don't care if it's digital or not.what this module would be? a vc sampler(16 bit this time) with the capability of random playback of tiny clips(much more than 256 clips)of the incoming sound.it could have cv i

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Re: A149, total random possibilities patch

2003-12-10 by shm1400

I like to use a control voltage to determine the density of events occurring against a basic rhythmic foundation: Sample the output of a random voltage generator with a sample & hold clocked with an LFO. Then send the resulting clocked random voltages to a mixer, and mix with a f

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Re: Blue LED Replacements

2003-12-10 by John Talbert

> Yes, I've replaced leds in all of my modules with blue leds, I've > even fitted blue 7 segment displays to the A-113 subharmonic > generator and a blue LCD display to my Schaltwerk sequencer as well > as 200 rectangular blue leds - not for the faint hearted! (see files > area o

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Re: Granular Processor

2003-12-10 by jmaddocks1975

I love my a112, i don't understand either why no-one ever talks about it, one of the best modules. Again, I am a big fan of granular synthesis, I use it alot in my music using software such as CDP and GRANULAB, I doubt it could be as effect in the analog world, but why not make a

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Blue LED Replacements

2003-12-10 by Paul Schulz

I changed one red LED for a ultra-bright green LED. Just for fun to see how it will look like. In my opinion the light is too bright and diffuse so you cannot see the faceplate labelling anymore. And anoher problem with ultra-bright LEDs: They need a higher voltage before they st

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Re: Blue LED Replacements

2003-12-09 by allanjhall

Yes, I've replaced leds in all of my modules with blue leds, I've even fitted blue 7 segment displays to the A-113 subharmonic generator and a blue LCD display to my Schaltwerk sequencer as well as 200 rectangular blue leds - not for the faint hearted! (see files area of Schaltwe

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Granular Processor

2003-12-09 by Bakis Sirros

hello julian, that's how i use my a112's most of the time.as simple granular synthesis modules. bakis. --- Julian wrote: > the a112 has got to be a nice starting point for any > doepfer granular work.. > > julian > > (why do i never hear that much about the a112? its > probably t

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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Granular Processor

2003-12-09 by Julian

the a112 has got to be a nice starting point for any doepfer granular work.. julian (why do i never hear that much about the a112? its probably the module thats caused me to grin the widest when i first started using it...) ----- Original Message ----- From: "selfoscillate" To: S

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