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2002-06-26 by petergrenader
Jurgen's circuit is of interest, yes. However, I have a general rule: If there's over 10 analog ICs involved, who in the f@*k am I kidding. This has saved me from countless failed attempts to recreate circuits from my past in which I lust and why I stick to the easy stuff, like B
2002-06-26 by duffnuff
saw this and thought it might be of interest. home-built freq shifter w lo freq capability.. http://home.t-online.de/home/jhaible/hj_fs.html
2002-06-25 by code_pig
Peter, I'd be very interested in the mod you suggested. By the way, I've tried applying very low (as well as negative) voltage to the CV input, but have had no success. Bypassing the A126's internal oscillator might very well be the answer. Okay, I have to admit that basically I'
2002-06-25 by duffnuff
> Of the modern-day modular filters, my favs are the Wiard Borg > (incredible) and the Analogue Systems multi-mode (almost as > incredible). > > P hmm, always wondered about the borg.. i have an AS multimode and have to admit i think it's just ok, when used in a straight ahead ma
2002-06-25 by petergrenader
not a stand alone, but any of you guys ever hear a Steiner-Parker filter? THAT was a beaut. Extremely simple circuit behind it, too Of the modern-day modular filters, my favs are the Wiard Borg (incredible) and the Analogue Systems multi-mode (almost as incredible). P
2002-06-25 by petergrenader
Don't know if it's possible (haven't seen a schemo) but thinking about the lowering the frequency range of the internal osc, I was thinking...why not just have an external input that bypassed the internal osc all together. This probably isn't possible. Not sure how the quadrature
2002-06-24 by Stinchcombe Timothy
Hi Kevin, > Thanks very much for the detailed explanation, as well as the time > you've taken on the whole thing. My pleasure! I still can't believe how much stuff I'm learning: when I bought my first G6 case-ful I had no idea that it would lead me in the direction that I'm now g
2002-06-24 by Florian Anwander
Hi Tim > anyone else out there has a 116 and can tell me if it is capable of > amplifying a signal.... I don't think, I will have a look at it the next days. Florian -- Florian Anwander |ConSol* HP-Support Tel. +49.89.45841-133 |Consulting&Solutions Software GmbH Fax +49.89.45841
2002-06-24 by buechlerjoe
--- In Doepfer_a100@y..., Florian Anwander wrote: > > but my favorite: Mutator by Mutronics. A hell of a filter !! > Yes you are right. I had it for testing for about a week and I cried > when I had to give it away. > > They use old SSM ICs (assumingly they bought a stock of a la
2002-06-24 by code_pig
Tim, Thanks very much for the detailed explanation, as well as the time you've taken on the whole thing. Regards, Kevin --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "stinchcombe_t" wrote: > > But did he say (or is it possible) to lower the shift range, or is it > > more trouble than it's worth? > >
2002-06-24 by stinchcombe_t
> Can''t answer this, as I packed up the 116 today and sent it back > to Enport (US distributor) for the 126 which I took delivery of also > today and so far I'm quite pleased with. That's a shame, because it would be nice to know the answer: so if anyone else out there has a 116
2002-06-24 by stinchcombe_t
> But did he say (or is it possible) to lower the shift range, or is it > more trouble than it's worth? Having spent some more time studying the circuit over the weekend I now have a reasonable idea of the way it all works, and I suspect the answer to your question is probably th
2002-06-24 by Florian Anwander
Hi Peter, > itself. It just doesn't do a lot. If any of you have any tricks you've > learned to enhance it's sound let me know. I use the A-116 like a fuzzbox for a guitar (I use it also _as_ a fuzzbox for my guitar ;-) ). So do not connect the VCO signal direct to the A-116 but
2002-06-24 by davevosh@aol.com
> > > Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > > > hello to all ! > i have an a-185 bus access module that i am not using and would like to > sell > it - $20. can ship anywhere. > please e-mail me if interested - > thanks, > dave > > davevosh@aol.com > > [Non-text portions of this message
2002-06-23 by petergrenader
If you have multiple Sample and Holds, you should try this: Get a sound going. A no attack, short decay type of sound you like and one that you can make duplicates of, corrospondong to the number of S+Hs your system has. (one voice for each S+H). Tune the intiial frequency of eac
2002-06-22 by petergrenader
Can''t answer this, as I packed up the 116 today and sent it back to Enport (US distributor) for the 126 which I took delivery of also today and so far I'm quite pleased with. --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "stinchcombe_t" wrote: > Hi Peter, > I don't have an A116, but if it is anythi
2002-06-21 by Roel Steverink
Hi Joe, That A116 is certainly a though one! I patched all sorts of waveforms from A110, A 145 into it, but the results wouldn't raise the eyebrows very quickly! Then I thought, what if... So I modulated an orginal signal and then patched it to the A116. This gave way to some new
2002-06-21 by stinchcombe_t
Hi Peter, I don't have an A116, but if it is anything like the A-136 then this sounds terribly like the ghost of '150 bleed-thru revisited', discussed at length some weeks back. My guess would be that if the 116 *is* like the 136 and has the capability of amplifying the input sig
2002-06-21 by stinchcombe_t
> Got a note from Dieter last night, who saw these listings and he > went into the theory behind the Shifter and how it cancels out the > second sideband to isolate the sum and difference. Much as I've > always heard its done, by [hase cancellation using the 90 > degree output of
2002-06-21 by petergrenader
Allow me to repsectfully disagree on this. A module such as the Buchla Multiple Arbitrary Function Generator is one thing and I agree with you wholeheartedly, it will and should take time and a learning curve to unlock. A simple waveshaper however is a totally different story. On
2002-06-21 by petergrenader
he didn't go into it. I would think he wouldn't be too keen in giving us the means to mods. This shouldn't be that much of a problem though. I'm getting mine today, give me a wekk ro so to get aquainted and let's see what can be done. I'm no Einstien, but I have had luck with a f
2002-06-21 by code_pig
But did he say (or is it possible) to lower the shift range, or is it more trouble than it's worth? --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "petergrenader" wrote: > Got a note from Dieter last night, who saw these listings and he > went into the theory behind the Shifter and how it cancels out
2002-06-21 by buechlerjoe
Neither the A116 nor the A136 give you instant gratification. They both require plenty of thoughtful experimentation. This is what separates the synth programmers from the module shoppers. Once you've unlocked their secrets, consider it a badge of honor. Joe --- In Doepfer_a100@y
2002-06-21 by petergrenader
Got a note from Dieter last night, who saw these listings and he went into the theory behind the Shifter and how it cancels out the second sideband to isolate the sum and difference. Much as I've always heard its done, by [hase cancellation using the 90 degree output of a quadrit
2002-06-21 by stinchcombe_t
Peter > if you can get to the scanner, let me see the schemo, if you can. > Dieter needs not worry - for $170 for the completed module, > there would be little reason to attempt to replicate it from scratch > - that would end up costing someone a lot more $$!. Had a quick look at
2002-06-21 by p. hendricks
On 6/20/02 7:58 PM, "unknown freak" wrote: > I have both -- 116 and 136 -- and like each much, for different things. > The 136 may be in some sense more versatile, but I find what the 116 can > do, particularly with sines but also generally with various types of VC > clipping and
2002-06-21 by unknown freak
I have both -- 116 and 136 -- and like each much, for different things. The 136 may be in some sense more versatile, but I find what the 116 can do, particularly with sines but also generally with various types of VC clipping and symmetry and roughening, interesting and useful. W
2002-06-21 by p. hendricks
On 6/20/02 10:04 AM, "petergrenader" wrote: > Just took delivery of an A-116 from Enport and while his service > was terrific, I have to say I was a little underwhelmed with the unit > itself. It just doesn't do a lot. If any of you have any tricks you've > learned to enhance it'
2002-06-20 by Paul Schulz
Peter was the one who requested the CD, but I´d like it, too :-) best. Paul ----- Original Message ----- From: code_pig To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2002 10:03 PM Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Frequency Shifter Paul, I made a quick CD of the A126 things
2002-06-20 by petergrenader
Yeah! But I';m Peter, but that's cool. email = petergrenader@mksound.com thanks so much, that's GREAT! --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "code_pig" wrote: > Paul, > > I made a quick CD of the A126 things you requested (before reading > your last posting)... still want it? > > Regards, >
2002-06-20 by adamburr1973
don't know about doepfer but the analog systems frequency shifter is incredibly interesting in the 5hz range. because the shift is linear, harmonics in the input form beat patterns in the output. from what i've read i don't think the doepfer module is capable of these fine freque
2002-06-20 by code_pig
Paul, I made a quick CD of the A126 things you requested (before reading your last posting)... still want it? Regards, Kevin --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "petergrenader" wrote: > All this talk about a Frequency Shifter got my fetish in check. Just > ordered one. > > So, I'm on vacat
2002-06-20 by petergrenader
All this talk about a Frequency Shifter got my fetish in check. Just ordered one. So, I'm on vacation next week and will have that time to curl up with the new little beast and give it a whirl. I know I know...i have no life. I'll do a little peeking under the hood to see how the
2002-06-20 by Stinchcombe Timothy
[... and will Yahoo! let me play today - if you're reading this then I have finally twigged what has been 'locking me out' for over a fortnight ('ray, 'ray!) - what a minefield!] I have 'reverse engineered' the A-126 - if my drawings are complete enough and look 'scannable', and
2002-06-20 by petergrenader
Just took delivery of an A-116 from Enport and while his service was terrific, I have to say I was a little underwhelmed with the unit itself. It just doesn't do a lot. If any of you have any tricks you've learned to enhance it's sound let me know. I was able to get a very intere
2002-06-20 by petergrenader
If in fact the Frequency Shifter uses a quad. osc, then they've done it the right way and I might buy one! I was curious about that. That part of the circuit is required in correct a problem inherent in the 1496's design - it only issues a 40db cut of the opposing sideband. A cor
2002-06-20 by code_pig
Peter, I don't have access to the schematic, but I'll rattle a cage or two, and see what I can find. Hey Bakis, do you have... ? As for the audio testing, I'll do it. Regards, Kevin --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "petergrenader" wrote: > If somebody has a schemo to the Frequency Shift
2002-06-20 by petergrenader
If somebody has a schemo to the Frequency Shifter I could probably figure this out how to decrease (lower) its range. I've done a bunch of mods to my Analogue Sys and Doepfer gear with great success!. I am seriously considering buying one of these shifters, would love to hear an
2002-06-20 by petergrenader
this is very bizarre sounding, this mult - CV thing. I was thinking that possibly there is a short in one of the mult jacks so that a siginal in there is making it to the faceplate of the doepfer and interconnecting somehow that way to the VCO. But if this were the case you'd see
2002-06-20 by petergrenader
Blake, Thanks for the kind words. Note: not all of the Blacet modules like 12 volts! Look closely at his site and where you'll be doing step down as a result. I ended up using 3 power supplies, not including the wall wart for the 16/3, Two Doepfer 12 volt and One Lambda 15 volt w
2002-06-18 by bakis Sirros
hello blake, welcome to the group!i'll download some of your tracks and i'll tell you what i think of your music...:-) bakis. --- "m. blake wilson" wrote: > > > petergrenader wrote: > > > People, > > > > I have added a picture to the photo section of my > (almost) > > completed m
2002-06-18 by Andreas Lindholm
Are you sure the same thing doesn't happend also when you do not connect any wires to the vco's at all? It is standard behaviour that all vcos get their cv from the system bus if the sit on the same row as a midi-cv interface. Otherwise it seems odd to me. ----- Original Message
2002-06-18 by jmaddocks1975
Only happens when cable is connected to the multiples. I have no midi-cv module in my rack, its an external midi cv convertor. --- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "Andreas Lindholm" wrote: > Are you sure the same thing doesn't happend also when you do not connect any > wires to the vco's a
2002-06-18 by jmaddocks1975
Hi All, In my rack I have 4 VCO's with a multiples module next ot them, if I plug a CV signal into the multiples modules ALL the VCO's receive the CV signal without any patching required. No cables connect the multiples to the VCO's and no internal patching.....strange eh? If I p
2002-06-18 by m. blake wilson
petergrenader wrote: > People, > > I have added a picture to the photo section of my (almost) > completed modular. It's a combination of modules from Blacet, > Doepfer, Analogue Systems, Analogue Solutions and home > brew stuff. hi peter and list: blake here. i run the yahoo serg
2002-06-18 by petergrenader
People, I have added a picture to the photo section of my (almost) completed modular. It's a combination of modules from Blacet, Doepfer, Analogue Systems, Analogue Solutions and home brew stuff. In case you are wondering, I went ahead and changed all of the Doepfer Grey plasdtic
2002-06-17 by davevosh@aol.com
> Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > hello to all ! i have an a-185 bus access module that i am not using and would like to sell it - $20. please e-mail me if interested - thanks, dave davevosh@aol.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2002-06-17 by Andreas Lindholm
Thanx a lot Kevin, but it seems that we have different versions after all. I have 10 pins 3, 4 and 3. Does anybody else have that configuration too? Please do tell where the green yellow from teh power switch should go. Now I am guessing bottom or top of the for GND marked in the
2002-06-17 by Andreas Lindholm
Okey, I see roughly where it should go now, can you (or anybody else) please just count the pins and tell me what number it is on? Like first from the bottom of the four in the middle ;) ----- Original Message ----- From: "code_pig" To: Sent: Monday, June 17, 2002 6:55 PM Subject
2002-06-17 by code_pig
Andreas, There are 7 pins. Here's the color code from top to bottom: 1. Green to top bus board 2. Green to bottom bus board -=Mounting screw=- 3. Black to top bus board 4. Black to bottom bus board 5. Green/yellow FROM power switch -=Mounting screw=- 6. Red to top bus board 7. Re