2014-06-05 by JenkinsC01@aol.com
I have two MAQ 16/3s. One will sync fine to a MIDI clock from Cubase SE3. The other refuses to do so - it will start, but won't keep steady time. I've tried switching cables. mergers and so on, but it does seem to be a problem with the MAQ itself. Its firmware is V3.50, while the
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2014-06-05 by achtung_999
And a little comment because you mentioned the software isn't done yet: Devision by 9 would be a nice one to include i.m.o. Ernst On Thu, Jun 5, 2014 at 12:50 PM, achtung_999 heinrich.himmelwasser@gmail.com > wrote: Arrgh sorry about that just see that you mentioned that already.
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2014-06-05 by achtung_999
Arrgh sorry about that just see that you mentioned that already... On Thu, Jun 5, 2014 at 12:49 PM, achtung_999 heinrich.himmelwasser@gmail.com > wrote: Finally uneven divisions! Thanks Dieter! Any idea when this will be released? Ernst On Thu, Jun 5, 2014 at 11:08 AM, yahoo@doep
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2014-06-05 by achtung_999
Finally uneven divisions! Thanks Dieter! Any idea when this will be released? Ernst On Thu, Jun 5, 2014 at 11:08 AM, yahoo@doepfer.de [Doepfer_a100] Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > wrote: > > Here is the link to the (hidden) front panel picture: > > www.doepfer.de/A160_2.gif . The
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2014-06-05 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> > Here is the link to the (hidden) front panel picture: > > www.doepfer.de/A160_2.gif. The labelling of the switches is > just an example. > > I fear it's a bit *too* well hidden... that redirects to a > picture of the A-190-2, which is far less secret. :) Sorry - I forgot to c
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2014-06-05 by thomas_escure@yahoo.fr
Thank you very much Dieter, I'll try that with a 100k pot (as soon as I receive them) and I'll report the results by comparing the new pot's curve with an old one. Have a nice day, Thomas
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2014-06-05 by Zoë Blade
> Here is the link to the (hidden) front panel picture: > www.doepfer.de/A160_2.gif. The labelling of the switches is just an example. I fear it's a bit *too* well hidden... that redirects to a picture of the A-190-2, which is far less secret. :)
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2014-06-05 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Thank you very much for your detailed answer. > > > And yes, linearity is important for me. > If it's not too much work for you, could you please tell me which > resistors I have to change, and what would be the new values ? > > > Regards, > > > Thomas You have to increase the
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2014-06-05 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Another thing to check when using clock dividers is that some are > what I call "mathematical" dividers and some are "musical" ones. > I don't know which the Pamila's is. A Musical one produces clocks > on the downbeat where as the math versions go on the number of > clocks. Si
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2014-06-04 by james.husted@mac.com
Another thing to check when using clock dividers is that some are what I call "mathematical" dividers and some are "musical" ones. I don't know which the Pamila's is. A Musical one produces clocks on the downbeat where as the math versions go on the number of clocks. Since I can'
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2014-06-04 by thomas_escure@yahoo.fr
Hey thank you Anthony, this is much appreciated. I'll give these parts a try. Regards, Thomas
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2014-06-04 by anthony.box@talk21.com
I use these, Cliff CS10 Black Soft-Touch Slider Knob with Marker Line, available from http://www.rapidonline.com/ part number 32-1866, £0.40p each with quantity discount. http://www.wizardwoodcraft.co.uk/ Norfolk UK >________________________________ > From: "thomas_escure@yahoo.f
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2014-06-04 by thomas_escure@yahoo.fr
Thank you Anthony, but do you know where I can find knobs that would go with these slidepots ? I found this ALPS product before, but I can't find a suitable knob. That's the difficult part... I'd like to use knobs like this one, and I need the knobs to be very close to the facepl
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2014-06-04 by thomas_escure@yahoo.fr
Thank you very much for your detailed answer. And yes, linearity is important for me. If it's not too much work for you, could you please tell me which resistors I have to change, and what would be the new values ? Regards, Thomas
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2014-06-04 by anthony.box@talk21.com
Farnell.com do this one ALPS - RS6011Y50K - POTENTIOMETER, SLIDE, 50K http://www.wizardwoodcraft.co.uk/ Norfolk UK >________________________________ > From: "thomas_escure@yahoo.fr [Doepfer_a100]" >To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >Sent: Wednesday, 4 June 2014, 15:46 >Subject: [D
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2014-06-04 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Hello to everyone, > > > I'd like to change my A-176 potentiometers for slide pots (that I > would attach to another front panel), but after a long search I > can say that it's very difficult to find the right knob for the > right slidepot. > Eventually I just found that Livid
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2014-06-04 by thomas_escure@yahoo.fr
Hello to everyone, I'd like to change my A-176 potentiometers for slide pots (that I would attach to another front panel), but after a long search I can say that it's very difficult to find the right knob for the right slidepot. Eventually I just found that Livid Instruments sell
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2014-06-04 by matthias.ochs@gmx.de
> Try removing the hub and go straight to the A-190. Hubs are sometimes problematic and can lead to > unexpected behavior in many different scenarios. Yes, when I was writing my first post that occured to me to. I'll try it. Also gonna try with a MacBook...
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2014-06-04 by matthias.ochs@gmx.de
I'll do that. Thanks Dieter!
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2014-06-04 by Glitzerstrahl Music
Try removing the hub and go straight to the A-190. Hubs are sometimes problematic and can lead to unexpected behavior in many different scenarios. -g On 4 jun 2014, at 13:10, "yahoo@doepfer.de [Doepfer_a100]" wrote: >> Hi! >> >> To state the problem first: It doesn't work properl
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2014-06-04 by raccoon_boy@yahoo.com
'Just send the notes', well yes this will give me shuffled time, but it will also mean I have to input the notes on a midi device or computer rather than being able to use the hardware's built in buttons etc. Therefore, I was wondering if there is a way to modify a machine so tha
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2014-06-04 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Hi! > > To state the problem first: It doesn't work properly. > > I am on a Windows 8.1 machine running Ableton Live 9 (64 bit) and > am trying to sync my modular which has a couple of sequencers to > e.g. a drum beat in Live. > > The A-190-8 is connected via USB (via a USB hub
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2014-06-04 by matthias.ochs@gmx.de
Hi! To state the problem first: It doesn't work properly. I am on a Windows 8.1 machine running Ableton Live 9 (64 bit) and am trying to sync my modular which has a couple of sequencers to e.g. a drum beat in Live. The A-190-8 is connected via USB (via a USB hub) to the computer.
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2014-06-03 by isoldeisobelle@gmail.com
Thank you very much for your reply. Best wishes
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2014-06-03 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Hi, > > I seem to be having a problem with my A-105 SSM LPF. > > If I modulate either of the cut off (FCV1/FCV2) inputs with any > shape from an LFO, I get a loud audible click coming from the > filter as the LFO goes through it's cycle - with audio going in > to the filter or
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2014-06-02 by Zoë Blade
As far as I know, yes, that's right. With regular MIDI, it's just sending the data across, no power, and it's very simple, so anyone with a bit of engineering knowledge can make a MIDI client or server. This means there's a wealth of both, with a lot of devices doing both at once
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2014-06-02 by istari
thanks, so usb only gives power from a master device to others, thats why the module can't support power. i understand. else it would be a problem if computer and module both support power over the cable. then i have to use a 'old-school' master keyboard with seperate power. or t
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2014-06-02 by Zoë Blade
Hi! If I remember correctly (and someone please correct me if I'm wrong, it's been a while), the A-190-3 is used to plug your A-100 into a computer, so the A-100's the slave/client/peripheral, and the computer's the master/server/thing in charge. So you can't hook the A-190-3 to
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2014-06-02 by istari
Hi i was wondering if the Akai LPK 25 ( or ther usb midi keyboards ) get their power from the 190-3 USB jack. is somebody using a midi keyboard without own power supply with this module? or is a midi keyboard with its own power needed? just asking before i rush to fetch a mini us
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2014-06-02 by isoldeisobelle@gmail.com
Hi, I seem to be having a problem with my A-105 SSM LPF. If I modulate either of the cut off (FCV1/FCV2) inputs with any shape from an LFO, I get a loud audible click coming from the filter as the LFO goes through it's cycle - with audio going in to the filter or not... also with
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2014-06-02 by Brian Hamlin
The Curse you Taxman! Spring clean; A110 VCO £80 A155 + A154 Sequencer £270 A-141 VC-ADSR £70 2 A-145 LFO £40 ea 3 A-131 Exp VCA £40 ea TipTop SSM2240 VCF £120 MFB SEQ02 £140 Collect from Southend, meet in London or post anywhere.
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2014-05-31 by Jonathan
At the end if the day there are two ways you can transmit info to another synth. If you send the individual notes they will be in the same time as the originating source but if you send clock info the receiver will try to sync to that. So, if you want shuffled notes as they are g
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2014-05-30 by Zoë Blade
> While some devices do calculate the tempo *and* use it, many do not. > > What they do is simply "count clocks" and use that as a time base. > > If there were only 2 clocks per beat then swing would work easy enough. > ...but trying to sort out the timing for 24 ticks ( or whate
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2014-05-30 by andy butler
Hope this is interesting and adds to the discusion:- While some devices do calculate the tempo *and* use it, many do not. What they do is simply "count clocks" and use that as a time base. If there were only 2 clocks per beat then swing would work easy enough. ...but trying to so
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2014-05-29 by steve mantz
I think Florian's point was the Dark Time is sending individual NOTES to the Dark Energy and MS20, they are reacting to the notes sent, not the clock. It sends a NON-shuffled clock to the MFB. If you shuffle the clock (let's say on 1/2 notes) how does the receiver interpret this?
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2014-05-28 by Zoë Blade
> Sorry, but it seems you don't understand MIDI at all. > > The Synths do not receive a clock which transmits a tempo, but they > receive individual notes. I don't know about many specific individual synths, but in general, MIDI can indeed send a 24PPQN clock pulse out, which can
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2014-05-28 by Florian Anwander
On 28.05.14 19:41 , raccoon_boy@yahoo.com [Doepfer_a100] wrote: > > > I've just had the time to do a few wee tests. Turns out the shuffle mode > on the dark time sends the midi just find to Dark Energy and my Korg > MS-20, and both of these things play the shuffle just fine too.
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2014-05-28 by raccoon_boy@yahoo.com
I've just had the time to do a few wee tests. Turns out the shuffle mode on the dark time sends the midi just find to Dark Energy and my Korg MS-20, and both of these things play the shuffle just fine too. However swing has absolutely no effect on the MFB-522. So it must interpol
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2014-05-27 by syndromeda@telenet.be
Maybe a bit of topic here: Anyone intersted in a hardly used MFB 24dB VCF, let's say for 55 euro??? + shipping costs. Cheers, Danny
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2014-05-26 by james.husted@mac.com
A blank "scribble strip" (like a typical mixer) next to the switch would cover that. Loos the leds and you then just need SPDT switches and the module can be passive. You would have to provide the cables for sure. They would have to probable be long ones too to reach modules in t
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2014-05-26 by Scott Rogers
The only thing is, you would have to have a list of what each jumper was connected to and what it did! Scott At 12:09 PM 5/26/2014, you wrote: > > >The idea has been around for a few years already: > http://www.dendrobate-magnetique.org/synth/article23/morphing-terrarium-expander
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2014-05-26 by Phil a
The idea has been around for a few years already: http://www.dendrobate-magnetique.org/synth/article23/morphing-terrarium-expander It9;d be nice if a finished official module would hit the market. Interested by the addition of CV control here ! Phil On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 5:30 P
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2014-05-26 by richyho@virginmedia.com
I can see how having perhaps 2 or 3 of these samplers filtered and mixed together, cross-fading and panning with slow random, slewed modulation of the wavetable positions, cutoff frequencies and spatial position would create a fantastic atmospheric canvas. I love the way low-pass
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2014-05-26 by richyho@virginmedia.com
Hi Dieter I'm glad to hear that you like my idea. Please remember that many other module manufacturers' modules have option jumpers so it's not just A-100 modules that would benefit from a module like this. I have actually already DIY'd a basic (non-VC, non-LED) version for my la
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2014-05-26 by yahoo@doepfer.de
I like the idea but I'll have to to some research for how many modules and for which functions this makes sense. Another idea would be a voltage controlled version with electronic switches. This would increase the price not very much (the expensive parts are the front panel, the
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2014-05-26 by yahoo@doepfer.de
It's the abbreviation for breakout module, i.e. a module that expands the features of an existing module - in this case for the A-127 triple filter. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > What is a BOM please? > > Jonathan Shapero
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2014-05-26 by yahoo@doepfer.de
I'm glad to hear that the module is working now again. The A-112 is one of my favourites too - despite the poor 8 bit. Especially in wavetable mode with a "normal" audio sample (e.g. speech) and the CV for the wabetable coming from a sequencer. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > It was
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2014-05-25 by Zoë Blade
> Hi Dan > > basically there is no difference between DIN-Sync or MIDI. The problem > is, that the internal clock and tempo of the slaved devices can be > derived in many different ways from the master clock. There are direct > divide down clocks and there are extrapolated tempo
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2014-05-24 by anthony.box@talk21.com
No offence taken. Your reply was very succinct. It is more a warning about acronyms than anything else, they can lead to confusion. http://www.wizardwoodcraft.co.uk/ Norfolk UK >________________________________ > From: "achtung_999 heinrich.himmelwasser@gmail.com [Doepfer_a100]"
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2014-05-24 by Jonathan
Ah so it WAS a kind of module (break out module!). Got it now.... Jonathan Shapero From my iPad Air > On 24 May 2014, at 12:55, "syndromeda@telenet.be [Doepfer_a100]" wrote: > > > > Yeah right....;-) > > For summer 2014 the A-127 breakout module is (BOM) planned. This expansion m
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