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2002-09-14 by andrew dalio
Dear gang, I just saw this on the Serge list; maybe it'll work here... -andrew bunny Messages Messages Help Reply | Forward | View Source | Unwrap Lines Search Archive Message 1606 of 1606 | Previous | Next [ Up Thread ] Message Index Msg # Go From: "sebsi23" Date: Fri Sep 13, 20
2002-09-13 by (i think you can figure that out)
soory for the late reply - I have had some family issues regarding the health of two of my good friends, my dad and my dog. I have currently 3 different power supplies for my system: two Doepfer's, which run all of the +/- 12 volt stuff (analogue sol/sys, Doe and my homebrew stuf
2002-09-13 by Joe Buechler
Hi Florian I guess I was thinking the same thing as you, but how do we expect the midi ribbon controller to work then? Maybe touching the ribbon will transmit a note-on message with a fixed note number, and a series of pitch bend messages reflecting the changing position along th
2002-09-13 by Florian Anwander
Hi Joe > I'm thinking that the midi version might be more generally useful, > but I'm not sure how the position and pressure would relate to midi > note data vs. controller data, and whether threshold and level > controls will be available right at the ribbon controller for the >
2002-09-13 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 9/12/2002 8:46:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time, dasfonk@web.de writes: > the reason why Doepfer chose it might be the fact that the housing of the > ribbon controller is only 1,5 cm (5/8 inch) high. A din connector won´t fit > that size. > hello, again - okay......
2002-09-13 by Paul Schulz
hi, I don´t think USB is sturdier than the din connector, but the reason why Doepfer chose it might be the fact that the housing of the ribbon controller is only 1,5 cm (5/8 inch) high. A din connector won´t fit that size. Or perhaps they didn´t want people to connect Midi-stuff
2002-09-13 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 9/12/2002 12:12:49 PM Eastern Daylight Time, dasfonk@web.de writes: > I highly appreciate the use of a USB cable instead of the DIN 5-pole cable. > It makes the ribbon controller look more high-tech. > hello ! i just saw the new faceplate design on the website
2002-09-12 by Paul Schulz
I highly appreciate the use of a USB cable instead of the DIN 5-pole cable. It makes the ribbon controller look more high-tech. What will happen if one plugs the A-198 into a PC/Mac ??? ;-) Wanna have one definitely. Paul ----- Original Message ----- From: studio1dk To: Doepfer_a
2002-09-12 by unknown freak
Technically there's truth to this, but I believe in practice it would become really unwieldy. Something similar came up on AH recently, with people asking that "good trader" "bad trader" postings be given their own list. In the end it was voted that a separate list would become i
2002-09-12 by unknown freak
My feeling is that since a lot of Doepfer users hybridize their systems with Asys modules, ASys stuff is of interesting to them, and the occasional postings related to Asys modules shouldn't be considered off-topic. > -----Original Message----- > From: studio1dk [mailto:keldsoren
2002-09-12 by studio1dk
--- In Doepfer_a100@y..., unknown freak wrote: > Technically there's truth to this, but I believe in practice it would > become really unwieldy. Something similar came up on AH recently, with > people asking that "good trader" "bad trader" postings be given their > own list. In t
2002-09-12 by Joe Buechler
I'm thinking that the midi version might be more generally useful, but I'm not sure how the position and pressure would relate to midi note data vs. controller data, and whether threshold and level controls will be available right at the ribbon controller for the midi version. Jo
2002-09-12 by David Salter
Zameer, Vero board is a product that electronics hobbyists use for building circuits (usually prototypes). It's basically a stip of fibreglass with copper stips laid on and then holes drilled in so that components can soldered to it. Maplin stock it and will sell to anyone with a
2002-09-12 by studio1dk
--- In Doepfer_a100@y..., unknown freak wrote: > My feeling is that since a lot of Doepfer users hybridize their systems > with Asys modules, ASys stuff is of interesting to them, and the > occasional postings related to Asys modules shouldn't be considered > off-topic. You´re ma
2002-09-12 by studio1dk
--- In Doepfer_a100@y..., David Salter wrote: > Nice pic of the case for the controller. > > Freaked a little when reading the September update as it seems an extra zero has been added to the price ($1750.00). But it´s still 175 Euro so the $1750 must be a typo i think :^) 1 Euro
2002-09-12 by studio1dk
Maybe it´s just me..... but isn´t it possible to start an AS group or something - there have been a lot of OT post recently and, althoug the list is kind of quit now it is OT - right? Keld
2002-09-12 by David Salter
Nice pic of the case for the controller. Freaked a little when reading the September update as it seems an extra zero has been added to the price ($1750.00). Can't wait and will probably buy the midi version as well. Regards David Salter Reuters Consulting Tel: +44 20 7542 2402 M
2002-09-12 by flamey101
"and for the Analogue systems modules made one out of a strip of Vero board." This is what I wanted to know. :) For me, the 650mA (or something) coming out of the Asol PS will be more than sufficient,I think. I'm planning a 9U system (19"). Which should both fit the need as an ex
2002-09-12 by David Salter
Hi there Zameer, I know your question wasn't for me but I'll provide an answer anyway as I have an equally large system of different euro modules. What is needed is a good quality LINEAR (not switch mode) power supply providing +/- 12V with sufficient ampage to support your total
2002-09-11 by flamey101
I have one queation to you, Peter, since you have a bunch of different euro-modules in your systems.. My current setup (a reeeaaal small one compared to yuors) cosists of: An AS Filter, Osc, Doepfer amp, controls, etc.. isn't important to my question actually. I have a Analogue S
2002-09-11 by (i think you can figure that out)
Sorry for this interesting, but slightly off-topic posting: for those of you interested in the mods I did on my Analogue Systems ADSR, go to: http://www.allegrobikes.com/franken.html and click on the the link 'modifications' in the first paragraph of descriptive text on the expan
2002-09-11 by bakis Sirros
hi list, due to the recent "check this site out" madness,from now on, when i see a username with random letters i will NOT aproove it's subscription.it's the only solution... bakis. --- Paul Schulz wrote: > ........ yawn ...... g'night. > > P. > > > ----- Original Message ----- >
2002-09-11 by Paul Schulz
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2002-09-10 by bfodlrvtssfq
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2002-09-10 by (i think you can figure that out)
Ladies/Gents: I just completed two modifications to my Analogue Systems RS-60 ADSR that you should really think about adding if you also own one, as almost everything you need to do these is already on the board : 1) Range switch I added a ala Doepfer range switch which is three
2002-09-09 by ilanode
Hi! I have power supply from a Basic System spare which I would like to trade for a module preferably within the EU. Financial compensation for one side possible. If interested get in touch: techmeier@web.de
2002-09-07 by Paul Schulz
bingo! ----- Original Message ----- From: flamey101 To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 4:49 PM Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Re: New Website Here click and weep --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "Paul Schulz" wrote: > Okay, another Tripod-site. We already know
2002-09-07 by flamey101
click and weep --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "Paul Schulz" wrote: > Okay, another Tripod-site. We already know what to do, right? > > Paul > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: asuxvezncqfb > To: Doepfer_a100@y... > Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 1:05 AM > Subject: [Doepfer_
2002-09-07 by Paul Schulz
Okay, another Tripod-site. We already know what to do, right? Paul ----- Original Message ----- From: asuxvezncqfb To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 1:05 AM Subject: [Doepfer_a100] New Website Here http://fjuiekase.tripod.com/index.html [Non-text
2002-09-06 by asuxvezncqfb
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2002-09-06 by stinchcombe_t
> the problem is analogue systems have drilled their holes on the > modules in a slight different position to doepfer, so you get a gap > between doepfer and analogue systems modules. 2 possible ideas to workaround this (maybe?): 1) dissamble the case and cut the strip that the m
2002-09-06 by stinchcombe_t
Hi Paul, > why didn´t you drill the holes directly into the A-127 resonance filter? There´s enough place for 3 toggle switches betweeen the "audio in"-pot and the "original"-pot. Saves 4 HP. Several reasons: a) cosmetic - would put the zap on the graphics b) laziness/difficulty -
2002-09-05 by Paul Schulz
Watch this: http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~concuss/cabinet.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: flamey101 ..... I've checked a lot of PDF's out there nut I couldn't find much information... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2002-09-05 by flamey101
oohw, f**k, not Asys, but Asol... :) hehe, ah well, thanks for the link, Paul! This can be quite useful.. :) --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "Paul Schulz" wrote: > Watch this: > http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~concuss/cabinet.htm > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: flamey101 >
2002-09-05 by flamey101
a-ha, that explains what I've thought when looking at my modules, It doesn't look that obvious, though. A downloadable file? On their website? I've checked a lot of PDF's out there nut I couldn't find much information... --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "jmaddocks1975" wrote: > the prob
2002-09-05 by The Musician
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2002-09-04 by jmaddocks1975
the problem is analogue systems have drilled their holes on the modules in a slight different position to doepfer, so you get a gap between doepfer and analogue systems modules. You can buy the rails from Analogue Solutions (don't know what they charge), they have a downloadable
2002-09-04 by duffnuff
--- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "buechlerjoe" wrote: > I only have A100 modules, but I was under the impression that the > sliding inner rails in the Doepfer mounting rails can easily be > adjusted to accomodate the mounting holes in non-Doepfer modules > (assuming the entire row is RS
2002-09-04 by unknown freak
Great -- I'd love to see even screen captures from the Schaffer application if you've got 'em. > -----Original Message----- > From: noisejazz [mailto:noisejazz@yahoo.co.uk] > Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 12:34 PM > To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [Doepfer_a100]
2002-09-04 by Paul Schulz
Have a look on a Doepfer module with the faceplate showing towards you and looking on the top of the jack.You only have to connect the pins on the right hand side (as the left ones are used only when it´s a switching jack). The pin near the faceplate is the ground pin, the other
2002-09-04 by unknown freak
I'm fascinated by this idea -- have had similar thoughts myself. Would love to see your Schaffer panels if you have any .gifs of them or anything to post on the site. > -----Original Message----- > From: noisejazz [mailto:noisejazz@yahoo.co.uk] > Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 20
2002-09-04 by noisejazz
Unfortunately the schaeffer software wouldnt make for a very exciting screenshot. If you like, I could post the 3 .fpd files to the files section but you will need to D/L the schaeffer sofware to see them. (its not massive) its at http://www.schaeffer- apparatebau.de/. The panels
2002-09-04 by noisejazz
Hey Thanks. I think that makes sense now. So with the module the correct way up and facing you the important pins are the upper ones. I am going to use switchcraft 112a jacks, so the bevel pin is the ground and the furthest away from that is the signal pin, correct?. Thats fantas
2002-09-04 by buechlerjoe
I only have A100 modules, but I was under the impression that the sliding inner rails in the Doepfer mounting rails can easily be adjusted to accomodate the mounting holes in non-Doepfer modules (assuming the entire row is RS Integrator or Concussor modules). It this correct? Joe
2002-09-04 by noisejazz
I am getting some schaffer panels made to modify my doepfer modules to larger knobs and 1/4" jacks. On the doepfer pcb's there are 4 holes where the onboard jacks fit. If I am wiring these into Switchcraft jacks, which pins do I connect to where. Sorry if this is a muppet questio
2002-09-04 by duffnuff
speaking of acrylic/plexiglass, though plex may technically be acrylic, there is another type of acrylic (but not lexan) that's much tougher and durable (and less likely to crack when drilling) but i don't know the proper name for it. when i was a wee lad in the 70's i had a ludw
2002-09-04 by buechlerjoe
Tinted Lexan (polycarbonate) is available. Lexan is very tough, it will stop a bullet. It's also quite expensive compared to plexiglass. Joe --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "flamey101" wrote: > Hello Florian, > > according to one of the plastic-suppliers plexiglass are acryllic > plate
2002-09-04 by flamey101
Hello Florian, according to one of the plastic-suppliers plexiglass are acryllic plates. But you have indeed other, stronger types of plastics, that are to be used as burglar-proof windows, called Lexan (quite nice to drill holes in I think). The thing is that I can only get plex
2002-09-04 by flamey101
> But (once again... I know, guys), check your favorite store for electronic components So, you're telling me that I have to get out of the house (long live postal order).. hehe... I'll ask around over here and see how far I can get with it... For the ASys mounting rails issue: I
2002-09-04 by flamey101
Hey Ethan, I have made a bunch of patches with a wave-shaper like this in my nord modular (sometimes even audiorate modulated). In the digital domain, it's a quite DSP-cheap filter-like effect. With the A-116 you can do a lot more sinewave transformations, because you can control