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2003-03-13 by John
> DIETER SAY: > [...] > Then we will begin the "normal" CV/Gate keyboard. It > will have probably 3 > octaves as we found that this is a good compromise." My gosh, my prayers are answered! :-D Kindest regards, John
2003-03-13 by Bakis Sirros
hi tom, by comparing my moded and unmoded a155's i saw that the moded a155's really can be clocked even from saw waves and run normally(that's a bad thing,isn't it???)and,also they step correctly when you manually step them with the step button,not as the unmoded a155 do... bakis
2003-03-13 by Bakis Sirros
hi brandon, nope,i think they reset to step 8!(that is valid for the GT8,SQ8 modules).they only reset to step 1 if they are internally connected to the MC01 master clock module that is now discontinuied... well,i'm not sure about the oberkorn,but this is an analogue/midi sequence
2003-03-13 by Joe Buechler
> will still keep my 160 right next to 155 for now.. : ) Good plan. It's convenient to use the A160 with the A150 VC Switch for 16-step A155 sequences. You can also tap off two or more of the divided A160 outputs to vary the sequence with some logic processing. (I don't have the
2003-03-13 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Kevin, > Has anyone tries fitting a toggle switch to a A155 module that would > allow bypassing the modification? That way, one could switch between > the new style A155 sequencer and a graphic VCO. Seems simple enough > to do. No, but I've half a mind to do it (it would be in
2003-03-13 by Tim Stinchcombe
> They are pretty flimsy little switches. If indeed it were the switch, it > seems like changing it out might not be that onerous a repair, right? It would actually be quite tortuous! The jack sockets corresponding to each push-button are mounted on the solder side of the PCB, an
2003-03-13 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi psm, > i have an early no-mod 155 and the step button stopped working quite some > time ago (didn't last long). i've never been able to find any broken > connections, i just assumed it was the tiny button contact that died. while > we're looking at them, any idea how to troubl
2003-03-13 by David Salter
Electronics for Music modules are the same size format as the Blacet & Paia modules (Fracrack 3 inches by 5.25 inches)) which is about 3U but a couple of milimeters higher than the standard euro rack the we are used too. As kits they are excellent but (and I'm sure Tom amble wont
2003-03-13 by David Salter
Florian, I agree with your summary. I am not and will never be a pianist/keyboard player. However some performance features would be desirable. I believe that a Roland 184 clone would be a good start, giving the option of some polyphony/duophony (I don't really want to buy an exp
2003-03-13 by code_pig
Has anyone tries fitting a toggle switch to a A155 module that would allow bypassing the modification? That way, one could switch between the new style A155 sequencer and a graphic VCO. Seems simple enough to do. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Tim Stinchcombe" wrote: > Had
2003-03-13 by unknown freak
They are pretty flimsy little switches. If indeed it were the switch, it seems like changing it out might not be that onerous a repair, right? > -----Original Message----- > From: ps_minor [mailto:pscottm@hotmail.com] > Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 9:08 PM > To: Doepfer_a100@y
2003-03-13 by Brandon Daniel
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Tim Stinchcombe wrote: > Without the capacitor contact bounce on pushing the clock button > could well cause it to skip several steps unintentionally. And I > certainly believe this... > ...so if you don't care about the skipping several steps problem, > snip
2003-03-13 by ps_minor
> > > edges).also,with this mod ,you can step manualy the > > sequencer from the tiny step button more > > properly(without almost jumping > > steps...). > i have an early no-mod 155 and the step button stopped working quite some time ago (didn't last long). i've never been able
2003-03-13 by ps_minor
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Buechler" wrote: > > patching my a190 clock directly to the a155 usually results in the > a155 > > running at light speed which is too fast for my taste. > > > > i nearly always patch midi clock from the a190 into an a160 clock > divider
2003-03-12 by Tim Stinchcombe
Had me more of a think on this... > if the mod is a resistor and a capacitor in the a155 > control board,then this is the mod i was telling you > about...it's the mod for letting you clock the a155 > from an imperfect clock pulse(with not sharp ...and I don't think this can be th
2003-03-12 by Joe Buechler
> patching my a190 clock directly to the a155 usually results in the a155 > running at light speed which is too fast for my taste. > > i nearly always patch midi clock from the a190 into an a160 clock divider first, > then to a155. more useful divisions of tempos that way. Hi PS
2003-03-12 by Bakis Sirros
hi joe, better ask roland mayer!!!i don't know many things about electronics and it's better to know what you are removing...:-) by the way,i removed this simple mod by using a nails scizzors for cutting the solder(really!!!)i couldn't undo the soldering with my soldering iron...
2003-03-12 by Brandon Daniel
On Wed, 12 Mar 2003, Bakis Sirros wrote: > all analogue sequencers synced to midi clock start > from step two!(because they reset to step one and not > to step 8.) > bakis. To the best of my recollection, the Analogue Solutions sequencers reset to the last step, so that they will
2003-03-12 by Bakis Sirros
nope...the a155 starts from step 2 even when i send it the a190 reset signal to the a155 reset input. bakis. --- Florian Anwander wrote: > Hi Joe > > > The A-155 as mentioned always resets to step 1 and > starts at step 2. > I don't own the A-155, but I think this is normal > for
2003-03-12 by Bakis Sirros
all analogue sequencers synced to midi clock start from step two!(because they reset to step one and not to step 8.) bakis. --- Tim Stinchcombe wrote: > Hi shm, > > > I have been unable to get any kind of meaningful > midi sync: yes the > > tempo is right, but the sequencer won't
2003-03-12 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Bakis, Thanks for the info. > if the mod is a resistor and a capacitor in the a155 > control board,then this is the mod i was telling you > about...it's the mod for letting you clock the a155 > from an imperfect clock pulse(with not sharp > edges).also,with this mod ,you can s
2003-03-12 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Florian, Joe, Kevin, psm, > > The A-155 as mentioned always resets to step 1 and starts at step 2. > I don't own the A-155, but I think this is normal for counter like also the > A-161. A clock-transient at the counters clock-input causes the counter to > advance for one step.
2003-03-12 by Tim Stinchcombe
> > > So, what shall I do to get rid of this click??? > > The solution _is_ the release/attack. To avoid that the VCO "falls > down" > > after releasing the ribbon, you might try to feed the CV-Out of the > ribbon > > through a Sample and Hold, that is triggered by a pulse which
2003-03-12 by Paul Schulz
....> Concussor, MOTM, Oakley Soundsystems, Digisound and EFM modules. EFM, well... not much information about them on their website http://www.ele4music.com Could anyone tell me what size the modules are? Do they fit the Euro rack or are compatible to any known synth (I mean pow
2003-03-12 by Paul Schulz
....> Concussor, MOTM, Oakley Soundsystems, Digisound and EFM modules.EFM, well... not much information about them on their website http://www.ele4music.com/ Could anyone tell me what size the modules are? Do they fit the Euro rack or are compatible to any known synth (I mean pow
2003-03-12 by Florian Anwander
Hi Paul > A good compromise between what? two and four octaves? > I´d like to see a 3.5 octave keyboard at last (Minimoog style), else > it´s not worth the cash in my eyes. Four octaves would be ideal. I can imagine, that the size of the keyboard depends on the basic construction
2003-03-12 by Paul Schulz
> Then we will begin the "normal" CV/Gate keyboard. It > will have probably 3 > octaves as we found that this is a good compromise. A good compromise between what? two and four octaves? I´d like to see a 3.5 octave keyboard at last (Minimoog style), else it´s not worth the cash i
2003-03-12 by David Salter
Balanced David Salter Reuters Consulting Tel: +44 20 7542 2402 Mob: +44 7990562402 Fax: +44 20 7542 2699 -----Original Message----- From: Paul Schulz [mailto:dasfonk@web.de] Sent: 12 March 2003 15:40 To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Module Advice for I
2003-03-12 by David Salter
Bakis, all, Well as I plan to buy at least 3 out of the 4 if not all 4 soon as possible. I also hope that that is the order of production, as it fits my needs (well needs is probably too strong a term, but you know what I mean). David David Salter Reuters Consulting Tel: +44 20 7
2003-03-12 by Paul Schulz
John wrote: >> Favorite module. definitely A-119 External Input/ Envelope >> Follower. A must-have when using the vocoder. >A must have for vocoding? Please explain. I'm not quite clear why. Hi John, #1: As the A-119 is a pre-amp and has not only an unbalanced minijack audio in b
2003-03-12 by Bakis Sirros
hi list, the new info: DIETER SAY: "As soon as we receive the result of the A-107 (additional CV inputs) we will start the production. Then will follow the final poll for the A-154 and the TBK. Then we will begin the "normal" CV/Gate keyboard. It will have probably 3 octaves as w
2003-03-12 by Joe Buechler
> Then we will begin the "normal" CV/Gate keyboard. It > will have probably 3 > octaves as we found that this is a good compromise." :-)
2003-03-12 by Joe Buechler
> by the way,i removed this mod from two of my a155's > because i want them to be graphic vco's too! How about details? Or maybe you could ask Dieter to describe on the DIY page. Or is it already there?
2003-03-12 by Bakis Sirros
hi tim, if the mod is a resistor and a capacitor in the a155 control board,then this is the mod i was telling you about...it's the mod for letting you clock the a155 from an imperfect clock pulse(with not sharp edges).also,with this mod ,you can step manualy the sequencer from th
2003-03-12 by Florian Anwander
Hi Joe > The A-155 as mentioned always resets to step 1 and starts at step 2. I don't own the A-155, but I think this is normal for counter like also the A-161. A clock-transient at the counters clock-input causes the counter to advance for one step. If the counter was resetted b
2003-03-12 by ps_minor
same here, resets at 1, starts at 2. i've never had a problem syncing midi clock from any source to the a100. i do this regularly using either software (logic, reaktor, or max) or an mpc. patching my a190 clock directly to the a155 usually results in the a155 running at light spe
2003-03-12 by Joe Buechler
The A155 as mentioned always resets to step 1 and starts at step 2. Not sure what's causing the lag, but if you're using a software sequencer its possible that a lot of active sensing messages or other spurious midi messages are clogging the A190 processor a bit. Joe --- In Doepf
2003-03-12 by code_pig
Actually, I have no problem with the A190-A155 combination. I mean, there is a slight lag (which I assume is down to the MIDI digital to analog CV conversion), but the sequencer parks at step one, and starts at step two. The lag doesn't bother me much, and seeing as how I multitr
2003-03-12 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi list, Having just acquired an A-155 and noticed that it has a small factory- fitted modification to it, I felt certain that a few weeks ago, probably in a discussion on the 154, the purpose of this was briefly mentioned. I couldn't find it by searching, so I'm hoping someone o
2003-03-12 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi shm, > I have been unable to get any kind of meaningful midi sync: yes the > tempo is right, but the sequencer won't start on 1. The notes are I notice from the 'Database' section that this same problem is mentioned there, so I'm wondering whether it's one of those things one
2003-03-11 by Andreas Lindholm
Reading about what John wants to do with his system I just couldn't help opening the planner and drawing up what I would have started with now with the experience I now have. I also wanted a system for experimentation and doing stuff my digitals couldn't do when I began and maybe
2003-03-11 by Andreas Lindholm
Okey. I am not really sure if this is still a valid answer to the list or if I should answer you in private. Correct me if you want no more of this thread guys. Your answers will follow in the text below John(and whom ever you may be). ----- Original Message ----- From: "John" To
2003-03-11 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 : /a100foundation.xls Uploaded by : mr_krz Description : Proposal of a starter system for experimentalists You can access this file at the U
2003-03-11 by John
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Paul Schulz wrote: > Hi list, hi John Hello, Paul! > Another thing was the A-129 vocoder. I always loved analog vocoders > and when i discovered the modular one, I had to have it. This module keeps coming up! I'll have to make sure I include i
2003-03-11 by Paul Schulz
Florian Anwander wrote: > If you are able to solder, this, this is done by a transistor and two > resistors. > > Florian That´s all an inverter is made of? Can you get a little more specific? Perhaps in form of a small schematic uploaded to the files section. thanks, Paul
2003-03-11 by Paul Schulz
Hi list, hi John My intention? Back in ´97 I saw a Doepfer ad in a magazine and decided to purchase it as the Analogue Solutions modular was too expensive for me and I didn´t know other manufacturers at that time. Another thing was the A-129 vocoder. I always loved analog vocoder
2003-03-11 by John
> I agree with Andreas. I started with the A100 because it was the > only cost effective module on the market and had a number of > different modules available. I thank everyone so far that has offered advice on this purchase. I admit that I was intending on being "loyal" in the
2003-03-11 by John
wrote: > What in intended is that you're still going to need some VCOs , > noise/random voltage, a couple mixers, LPF and HPF, some VCAs, ADSRs, > LFOs, multiples. By the time you do that, you won't have much space > left in your 6U frame if you're trying to keep it about the sam
2003-03-11 by Joe Buechler
For a 6U-ish configuration, I'd put off A129/3 until phase II because of real estate constraints. Likewise other larger modules like the A155 sequencer, triple resonator, and VC ADSR. Even the 12U multimode filter is questionable, you'd get more flexibility for exotic series and
2003-03-11 by unknown freak
I want desperately to believe something has been lost in translation. > -----Original Message----- > From: Florian.Anwander@consol.de [mailto:Florian.Anwander@consol.de] > Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 10:20 AM > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: