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2003-04-22 by ringmod45
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "John" wrote: > I was certainly one of the ones that voted FOR the > Mini-Schaltwerk! And if I can't have a mini version, heck I'll just > have to save up for the big one! :-D Hi John, I would reconsider that, unless you want to live in a fixe
2003-04-22 by Bakis Sirros
--- Dieter Doepfer wrote: > From: "Dieter Doepfer" > To: "Bakis Sirros" > Subject: A-100 fuses > Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2003 17:39:22 +0200 > > Dear Bakis, > > please forward to the group ... > > > We've had this discussion in the past, and there > seems to be a > > difference in opin
2003-04-22 by Paul Schulz
Hi list. I need some money, so I´m about to sell my A-129 basic vocoder (A-129/1 and A-129/2) in very good condition (one longer scratch on the faceplate but not visible when is patched) 8 module screws (black or silver) and 15 patch cables (@1ft = 30cm) are included. Price is 20
2003-04-22 by Hens Zimmerman
My A100 basic system (hardly used at all) is for sale. I'm living in The Netherlands, near Amsterdam. Euro 1000, that's a fixed price that won't go down. Email me at henszimmerman at hotmail dot com if you're interested. Hens
2003-04-22 by Florian Anwander
Hi John I suggested a SH-101/JX-3P style sequencer to Dieter for some of the forthcoming keyboards (standard and/or TKB); he was very interested in borrowing my SH-101 and the JX3P for a few days. Florian
2003-04-21 by Harry Martin
Hey list, I've been meaning to get a modular synth for some time now and I'm looking at either an A100 or a Wiard. Just a couple of questions. Firstly I've got no idea how much I should expect to pay for one of these. If I gave a brief list of the kind of setup I was after, someo
2003-04-21 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Harry, I'll re-order your questions: > Finally, could someone tell me where I can purchase one from? I'm in > Nottingham, England. The UK distributor is EMIS in Bristol: http://www.emismusic.com/ If you email them, address here, http://www.emismusic.com/doepfer.htm you can get
2003-04-21 by andrew dalio
Dear Harry, You might want to double check with Wiard, but Grant was deciding whether to continue the 300 series modules (AKA the big blue jobs). I am a proud owner of a Doepfer Basic system 2 as well as a few Wiard modules, and I can tell you that they work wonderfully together!
2003-04-21 by John
I was certainly one of the ones that voted FOR the Mini-Schaltwerk! And if I can't have a mini version, heck I'll just have to save up for the big one! :-D True, in one poll where the question was worded along the lines of "which modules should be completed next?" the Mini-schalt
2003-04-21 by Joe Buechler
Isn't this the proposed mini-Schaltwerk module? It hasn't got much support in the poll. Joe --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "John" wrote: > I don't know if this was mentioned in the past, but after > experimenting a bit today on the A100 with the SH-101 sequencer, I > though
2003-04-19 by ringmod45
Hi John, i have been using an Sh101 to control my A100. It is a great way to create short phrases quickly. The big bonus to using the sh101 is the fact that you can do tied wiythout pulling your hair out. I guess most people use midi2cv converters with their A100's.If people had
2003-04-19 by John
I don't know if this was mentioned in the past, but after experimenting a bit today on the A100 with the SH-101 sequencer, I though that a useful alternate sequencer Doepfer could offer in the future would be one that could capture incoming voltages, store them into an 8 or 16 sl
2003-04-19 by John
Thanks, Andreas! I have been having a great time with it. Its a wonderful instrument. As a matter of fact, its been here less than a week and I'm already putting together a list of modules for the next round of expansion. I'm still waiting on a couple of modules from the original
2003-04-18 by Joe Buechler
You got it - half the voltage needs double the current for the same power consumption: Watts = Volts X Amps. Replace them with fuses with double the amp rating of what you have now, and you'll be in business. Joe --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Tim Stinchcombe" wrote: > > B
2003-04-18 by John
Joe, Thanks. I'd be happy to post some audio clips in the near future. I've just been so busy at work these days - gotta to pay for this thing! :-) Kindest regards, John --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Buechler" wrote: > Hi John > > You've put together a great module co
2003-04-18 by Tim Stinchcombe
> Best to contact the distributer, who has probably answered this > question many times. Here in the U.S. Enport told me that all of the > frames shipped here from Doepfer contain fuses sized for the 220V P/S, > even though the frames have a 110V P/S, which is why the fuses alway
2003-04-18 by Joe Buechler
Best to contact the distributer, who has probably answered this question many times. Here in the U.S. Enport told me that all of the frames shipped here from Doepfer contain fuses sized for the 220V P/S, even though the frames have a 110V P/S, which is why the fuses always blow.
2003-04-18 by Bakis Sirros
hi tim, it's better for dan to contact his doepfer dealers or roland mayer,as dieter is away from the office until 22 of april. bakis. --- Tim Stinchcombe wrote: > Hi Dan, > > We've had this discussion in the past, and there > seems to be a > difference in opinion as to what type
2003-04-17 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Dan, We've had this discussion in the past, and there seems to be a difference in opinion as to what type of fuse to use. In mine (I'm UK based) the fuses are marked 'T100mA', which makes them 'time lag' (or 'slo-blo') fuses. The point of them being time-lag is to ensure that
2003-04-17 by danielthouin
Hi, I am a new user from Montreal, Canada. The fuse that came with my A-100 blowed and it was a 0.1 Ma. I replaced it with another 0,1 and it blowed again and again. Now I have put a 0.5 and it seems fine but I don't want to blow somethingelse. Anybody with a clue Thanks Dan
2003-04-17 by Andreas Lindholm
A bit of everything in there, hope you have a good time with it John. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2003 1:48 PM Subject: [Doepfer_a100] New file uploaded to Doepfer_a100 > > Hello, > > This email message is a notification to let you know that >
2003-04-17 by Joe Buechler
Hi John You've put together a great module configuration! Now you'll have to post some audio so we can hear what you've done with it. Joe --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com wrote: > > Hello, > > This email message is a notification to let you know t
2003-04-17 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 : /JVTalbert/A100-BasicSystem-JT.jpg Uploaded by : jvtalbert Description : Module Layout You can access this file at the URL http://groups.y
2003-04-17 by Florian Anwander
Hi Tim > ...The book strongly advises against trying > to drive two inputs from a single output (you wouldn't be able to > guarantee that either input would work properly) I was using paralleled MIDI-Outs for several MIDI-Ins for years. I had only one combination of a certain Dev
2003-04-17 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-BasicSystem-JT.xls Uploaded by : jvtalbert Description : Module configuration for my custom basic system. You can access this file a
2003-04-16 by Tim Stinchcombe
> I have the A190's midi thru jack wired internally to the > A191's midi in jack with two short lengths of wire. That's been > working fine for a couple of years. > > So now I'm thinking that if I connect a cable from a rear-panel DIN > socket to the terminals on the A190's midi
2003-04-16 by Joe Buechler
Hi Timothy thanks for the information. I have the A190's midi thru jack wired internally to the A191's midi in jack with two short lengths of wire. That's been working fine for a couple of years. So now I'm thinking that if I connect a cable from a rear-panel DIN socket to the te
2003-04-16 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Joe, > Speaking of connectors in the back, if I were to install a DIN socket > in back of an A100 frame and wire the midi signal internally to the > A190 and A191, would simple wire work OK? Shielded two-conductor? Thin > coax? The simple introductory book I have on MIDI says
2003-04-16 by John
Patrick, I'll read through the MAQ manual again when I get home and post the information if I find anything. Now that I have more of a use for the CV outs on the MAQ, I'd certainly like to make use of that feature (if its still accessible). John > Likewise! > > Speaking of the MA
2003-04-16 by Joe Buechler
Speaking of connectors in the back, if I were to install a DIN socket in back of an A100 frame and wire the midi signal internally to the A190 and A191, would simple wire work OK? Shielded two-conductor? Thin coax? Joe
2003-04-16 by Florian Anwander
Hi Josue > Yes, that is what i mean... I think doepfer must release the original TKS > stand-alone, not the a100 module version. It was never discussed to integrate it into the A-100. Only from the mechanical side a 19 inch compatible housing might be appreciated; as far as I kno
2003-04-16 by pstnotpd
Likewise! Speaking of the MAQ. I read on the doepfer site that it originally didn't have the quantizer on the cv output. Appearently in the latest OS it has. Is there some way I can switch this off? I want to try out these vowel sounds on the 127 that the manual goes on about, bu
2003-04-15 by Brandon Daniel
On Tue, 15 Apr 2003, ringmod45 wrote: > Another problem is the esthetic of the TKB. Does it have to be 84 hp > wide? Does it have to look like a Sherman filter bank was added on > top? Just asking. We need to define its core function and feature set > before we even start talking
2003-04-15 by Josue Arias
Yes, that is what i mean... I think doepfer must release the original TKS stand-alone, not the a100 module version. Regards, Josue Arias. hi josue, ...what do you mean exactly?the TKS ,in it's present form ,is stand-alone.any modular user will be able to use it in his modular set
2003-04-15 by Bakis Sirros
hi josue, ...what do you mean exactly?the TKS ,in it's present form ,is stand-alone.any modular user will be able to use it in his modular set-up.only if it's released as a doepfer a100 module will be more doepfer a100 user oriented... bakis. --- Josue Arias wrote: > I think the
2003-04-15 by shm1400
The one problem with this discussion, as pointed out by Bakis and others, is that the touch plate keyboard in its present incarnation seems almost ready for production, while all of our other ideas would simply delay things. Like I said in my first post, a keyboard like appearanc
2003-04-15 by Josue Arias
I think the TKB Module + keyboard is a bad idea if you want to sell them to other people than doepfer modular users. There is lot of interest for the TKB for MOTM, Modcan and serge users, but only as a stand alone keyboard. Regards, Josue Arias- [Non-text portions of this message
2003-04-15 by code_pig
I've thrown together a cheap and nasty mock-up (what do you expect for under 15 minutes?) of the TKB without standard piano keys/plates. It's in the photos section. Room for discussion? Regards, Kevin --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "ringmod45" wrote: > > Hi Bakis, > > I agr
2003-04-15 by Joe Buechler
> Well, well, well! > > Finally I have become an A100 owner and it feels simply grand! > Suddenly, the sun seems to shine just a little brighter and the birds > seem to sing just a little sweeter :-) Welcome > I do have a quick question for someone who has a Maq 16/3 racked > wit
2003-04-15 by Tommy DOG
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "shm1400" wrote: > I wonder if it is a mistake to make the touch keyboard resemble a > regular keyboard at all. I personally want one specifically as a way > to initiate sound events on my modular, like one would do with a > Serge or Buchla to
2003-04-15 by John
Well, well, well! Finally I have become an A100 owner and it feels simply grand! Suddenly, the sun seems to shine just a little brighter and the birds seem to sing just a little sweeter :-) I am completely in love with the Wasp filter. Still waiting on the Trautonium filter and 8
2003-04-15 by Bakis Sirros
hi list, i'm starting to get bored with the endless discussions about the TKB.i think that it should be released as it is(with plates that resemble a normal keyboard)so,everyone will be happy.you play it as a controller for the sequencer,and if you want, you know where middle C o
2003-04-15 by ringmod45
Hi Bakis, I agree and disagree with you here. It is not as simple as you state. This is going to be a major financial and design undertaking. It demands more attention and discussion then a filter by the simple fact that is going to be a Controller i.e a a keyboard, a sequencer e
2003-04-15 by ringmod45
Hi Joe, the issue is not whether it is touch plates or organ keys. the issue is the functions and features. This is what needs to be addressed. Buchla had the 219 touch keyboard and the 238 organ keyboard. They had the same features and functions, plus or minus a feature. One for
2003-04-15 by David Salter
Bakis, I feel a poll coming on. BTW has Dieter given any indication of his development program for 2003 yet? David Salter Reuters Consulting Tel: +44 20 7542 2402 Mob: +44 7990562402 Fax: +44 20 7542 2699 -----Original Message----- From: ps_minor [mailto:pscottm@hotmail.com] Sent
2003-04-15 by Florian Anwander
Hi Bakis > oops...nope.i prefer it to be in a desktop form(as it > is now...).it will be much more practical to play as a > controller!!!!! Oh, I wouldn't mind if the TKB are 19" compatible. You do not have to put it necessarily in a rack, but it would be useful, if it fits into
2003-04-15 by David Salter
If it is to be a module, 3U is my preference as my A100 modules are mounted in wooden cases. Having said that, if it's to be rack mounted, ala Regelwerk, then height size is no issue. If 19" then like the Regelwerk sloping so it can be desk mounted with ease. Regards David Salter
2003-04-15 by Bakis Sirros
hi again, oops...nope.i prefer it to be in a desktop form(as it is now...).it will be much more practical to play as a controller!!!!! by the way,if the sensors doesn't look like a normal keyboard but they are just a simple row of plates,it maybe better. bakis. --- David Salter w
2003-04-15 by ringmod45
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "ilanode" wrote: > Wondering wether it makes sense to indicate tones and semitones in > the layout of the TKB or if it is just confusing bcs the actual tunig > can (and usually will?) be totally different. The latter might be the > reason why
2003-04-15 by Bakis Sirros
hi list, if the TKB comes in the form of a huge 3U ,84HP module or even 6U,84HP module so,you can integrate it in the a100 G6 or G3,i would prefer it better!!!any thoughts? bakis. --- David Salter wrote: > Agreed, I will use a CV keyboard for normal tunings, > the TKB is for > ev