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2014-03-15 by blacet@blacet.com
Obviously, what they want is impractical. I don't see any reason why someone could not repair or replace an individual module. If under warranty, then the web shop is on the hook. Any problems, contact Doepfer directly! (MHO) > Hi > > I bought a BS2 some months ago and there has
2014-03-15 by pierre.bouvret@gmail.com
Hi I bought a BS2 some months ago and there has been a problem with the A190 Midi / CV interface. The webshop where I bought it tells me to send back the whole rack for only one module ! Of course, by the time, I bought a few other cases and the former modules of my BS2 are now d
2014-03-15 by Tonko Sekulo
Hi all, I have a question about Doepfer DIY kit #1 power supply. I made quite shallow 6U 84HP case and I want to use it with mentioned PSU. The heat sink part of the PSU would be mounted inside the case while the transformer part would be outside the case. My question is how hot
2014-03-13 by steve mantz
I'm guessing that as the A129-3's main purpose is as a slew limiter, even with no slew control it will always slew the inout to some degree. BWTHDIK... cheers Steve
2014-03-12 by Tonko Sekulo
Hi, I just bought a-129-3 for using it as an attenuator/offset generator. There seems to be slight (and very short) lag time when processing external cv most noticable if you feed the output of a-129-3 to pitch input of an oscillator. This is probably because it works only with c
2014-03-10 by seandynan@gmail.com
The old RSS link for this group no longer works and I can't find one from this new-look Yahoo group page. Is there an RSS link any more?
2014-03-07 by aca@akvelds.nl
Hi, I created this sound with adventures in caves in mind :-) https://soundcloud.com/absynton/cisterne Warm regards, Ton
2014-03-05 by fleur.de.florence01@gmail.com
Hi Dieter, Thank you for your reply, in fact if I know go, it will be Saturday, and I must admit that I'd love an autograph (with Doepfer autocolant) to put on a blind panel 84 hp, to put over my system (such as the modular 70) to reach 8 or 9 boxes my "little" system http://i56.
2014-03-05 by Zoë Blade
> Yes, the zero crossing comparator was also mentioned as part of the module. Ah, yes, that's what the flipflop bit's for. Sorry, I only just re-read that part. That sounds like it would be really useful! > In addition we think about the redesign of some older modules. Especially
2014-03-05 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> > So far there is no release date for the A-166-2 available. The > inquiries for > > such a module seem to be very poor. > > Was this the module where you were considering adding a > zero-crossing comparator? If that could be used to make > short-attack patches that don't click
2014-03-05 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Hi Dieter, > > you will be personally present at Musikmesse this year ? > > Thank you > Best regards > > Florence Yes, but not all the time. The booth is organized by our new European distributor Alex4 and I will help them a bit with demos and technical questions. Best wishes D
2014-03-05 by isoldeisobelle@gmail.com
Thank you very much for your reply. It seems a pity that you may not go ahead with this module, I have been putting off buying the A-166-1, in the hope that the -2 would be released. Never-mind, I will buy the - 1 and if -2 turns up, I will get that too... you can never have enou
2014-03-05 by Jonathan
I would certainly be interested Dieter. Yes a flip flop would be useful.... Jonathan Shapero From my iPad On 5 Mar 2014, at 09:03, wrote: >> Hi, >> >> Any news of when the A-166-2 will be available? >> >> Best wishes > > So far there is no release date for the A-166-2 available.
2014-03-05 by fleur.de.florence01@gmail.com
Hi Dieter, you will be personally present at Musikmesse this year ? Thank you Best regards Florence
2014-03-05 by Zoë Blade
> So far there is no release date for the A-166-2 available. The inquiries for > such a module seem to be very poor. Was this the module where you were considering adding a zero-crossing comparator? If that could be used to make short-attack patches that don't click, I could see
2014-03-05 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Hi, > > Any news of when the A-166-2 will be available? > > Best wishes So far there is no release date for the A-166-2 available. The inquiries for such a module seem to be very poor. But I will finish this module anyhow (just for myself) because I need such functions now and
2014-03-05 by isoldeisobelle@gmail.com
Hi, Any news of when the A-166-2 will be available? Best wishes
2014-03-03 by JS Home
No you need to use a delay module to shorten the pulses. Been there! Jonathan Shapero Sent from my iPhone On 3 Mar 2014, at 16:17, richyho@virginmedia.com > wrote: If you feed 7 consecutive outputs from the A-161 into the 7 inputs of the A-186 combiner module and allow it to run
2014-03-03 by richyho@virginmedia.com
Thanks Dieter - I will leave you alone now for your Musikmesse preparation....
2014-03-03 by yahoo@doepfer.de
Please refer to page 3 of the user's manual (fig. 1): there is no gap. You have to AND the output with the clock signal to obtain pulses. The pulsewidth of the clock then defines the width of the pulses. Instead of this you may also use an A-162 that is triggered by the clock sig
2014-03-03 by richyho@virginmedia.com
If you feed 7 consecutive outputs from the A-161 into the 7 inputs of the A-186 combiner module and allow it to run (using an A-160 of course) is there enough of a gap between the pulses to appear as 7 separated gates at the A-186's output or do they all merge into a single 7-bea
2014-03-03 by richyho@virginmedia.com
Now I fully understand. Thanks Dieter.
2014-03-03 by yahoo@doepfer.de
If a socket is normalled to a signal (e.g. +12V) it does not output the normalled signal as it's an INPUT socket (i.e. the socket of the A-164 does not output +12V !). Only the internal switching contact of the socket does forward this internal signal as long as no plug is insert
2014-03-03 by richyho@virginmedia.com
Hi Dieter I read (and quoted from) the info page, but I am still not sure what that socket does. I'm assuming that when you say "the socket is normalled to +12V" you are referring to the socket marked as "+12V"? Does it always supply 12V or is that supply interrupted when the but
2014-03-03 by yahoo@doepfer.de
Please refer to the A-164-1 info page: ".... provided that no plug is connected to the input socket it behaves like the other two manual gates (the socket is normalled to +12V via a protection resistor). If a control signal (e.g. rectangle output of an LFO) is fed into the input
2014-03-02 by richyho@virginmedia.com
I love these sounds - especially the 3rd and 5th ones! Are they 100% Doepfer?
2014-03-02 by richyho@virginmedia.com
Hi all I have a quick question... what does the 12v socket at the top left corner of the A-164-1 Manual Gate module do? The instructions just say " Gate 1 is a bit different: provided that no plug is connected to the input socket it behaves like the other two manual gates (the so
2014-03-01 by jbragg@fernforest.co.uk
A bit of fun for a change. My nephew is a games programmer and is working on a space game and wanted some original sound effects, rather than using standard samples. I did enjoy myself messing with my Doepfer for this - here's a soundcloud file of some of the results. Nothing ver
2014-02-28 by richyho@virginmedia.com
Thanks for that Ernst
2014-02-28 by achtung_999
I have both. And with the right knob settings the A133 can sound like the A114. I have tested it a few times when I needed an extra A114. Best regards, Ernst On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 11:51 AM, richyho@virginmedia.com > wrote: Thanks Dieter. I did read Navs' review of the A-133 and
2014-02-28 by richyho@virginmedia.com
Thanks Dieter. I did read Navs' review of the A-133 and it was this that made me ask. I would like to hear a comparison of the 2 if anyone can find one?
2014-02-28 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Is the A-133 a ring modulator? Does it sound like the A-114? It > seems more versatile. > > > Thanks The A-133 can be treated indeed as kind of a ring modulator. To speak the truth I never tried to use the A-133 as a ring modulator. But in principle it should work. The main dif
2014-02-28 by Martin Fay
Hi Richie, I have an A-133 but not an A-114, iirc they don't sound that different, both are certainly 4-quadrant multipliers as opposed to diode rings. The A-133 is quite versatile, can double on attenuation/ inversion duties for instance, see if you can find Navs writeup. This w
2014-02-27 by richyho@virginmedia.com
Is the A-133 a ring modulator? Does it sound like the A-114? It seems more versatile. Thanks
2014-02-27 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Thanks for the reply Dieter. > > > Here's another idea... a new A-161-2 module. It would interface > to the PCB of the A-160 (like the current A-161) and instead of > having just the 8 gate outputs and LEDs it would have 8 > individual switchable gate outputs and an extra combi
2014-02-27 by Florian Anwander
I think the modules A-160/161 have the disadvantage, that they don't start with step 1, but with step 2 (and 160 also does not count musically - should be a down counter). So I would not invest into those. I think a new generation of PIC based counters and dividers would be great
2014-02-27 by david.salter@thomsonreuters.com
I’d buy a second A160 for this to be honest as I like the 160/161 combination · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · David Salter Senior Consultant Solutions Services EMEA North Thomson Reuters O +44 (0)20 7542 2402X 52402 M 07990562402 davi
2014-02-27 by richyho@virginmedia.com
Thanks for the reply Dieter. Here's another idea... a new A-161-2 module. It would interface to the PCB of the A-160 (like the current A-161) and instead of having just the 8 gate outputs and LEDs it would have 8 individual switchable gate outputs and an extra combined output whi
2014-02-27 by david.salter@thomsonreuters.com
This is proving to be a really interesting thread * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * David Salter Senior Consultant Solutions Services EMEA North Thomson Reuters O +44 (0)20 7542 2402X 52402 M 07990562402 david.salter@thomsonreuters.com
2014-02-27 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Thanks for that suggestion David. I've never paid much attention > to the ASol modules and this one's a beauty! But... I am planning > a small 100% Doepfer synth and would like to come up with a > sequencing solution that is fully modular (combining the > following A- modules:
2014-02-27 by richyho@virginmedia.com
Hmmmm.... laying it out in Modular Grid I have come across a limitation of the A-152 when used as a sequencing stage selector. Forwards motion is simple - just use the clock input. Random is also simple - just feed it a random voltage from an A-118/A-148 pair. Reverse *IN TIME WI
2014-02-27 by richyho@virginmedia.com
I've never been a fan of the A-155 due to its massive size - particularly when coupled with its A-154 brother, a quantizer and a switch (to enable 16-step use) as it fills an entire 84HP row. This particular combo does however have a massive, and very useful feature spec. The cha
2014-02-27 by david.salter@thomsonreuters.com
Be interested in seeing such a set up Rich · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · David Salter Senior Consultant Solutions Services EMEA North Thomson Reuters O +44 (0)20 7542 2402X 52402 M 07990562402 david.salter@thomsonreuters.com thomson
2014-02-27 by richyho@virginmedia.com
Thanks for that suggestion David. I've never paid much attention to the ASol modules and this one's a beauty! But... I am planning a small 100% Doepfer synth and would like to come up with a sequencing solution that is fully modular (combining the following A- modules: 147 148 15
2014-02-27 by david.salter@thomsonreuters.com
Hi Rich, Not Doepfer but look out for the Analogue Solutions SQ8 which is a great sequencer that should meet your needs David · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · David Salter Senior Consultant Solutions Services EMEA North Thomson Reuters
2014-02-27 by richyho@virginmedia.com
I'm interested to hear how I can sequence (up to) 8 triggers/gates without using an A-155 sequencer. The standard response would be to use an A-160/161 combo, feeding the selected outputs of the A-161 that you want to use to an A-186-1 gate combiner. The only problem with this is
2014-02-21 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Dieter, thanks for your reply. I tried connecting the CV1 output > at the rear panel to the VCO F > socket at the front panel as you recommended. There still is no > pitch change. > > > So, it sounds like I need to get the MIDI-to-CV interface > repaired. Is it ok to have it re
2014-02-20 by hy5@airmail.net
Dieter, thanks for your reply. I tried connecting the CV1 output at the rear panel to the VCO F socket at the front panel as you recommended. There still is no pitch change. So, it sounds like I need to get the MIDI-to-CV interface repaired. Is it ok to have it repaired locally?
2014-02-19 by Florian Anwander
Hello Dieter On 19.02.14 09:44 , yahoo@doepfer.de wrote: > The Dark Energy does not use a switching contact for the internal CV > connection. The internal CV (from Midi/USB interface) and the > external CV (VCO F socket) are summed. Ah! Thanks for clearing. Florian
2014-02-19 by yahoo@doepfer.de
The Dark Energy does not use a switching contact for the internal CV connection. The internal CV (from Midi/USB interface) and the external CV (VCO F socket) are summed. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:D