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2013-06-17 by Florian Anwander
Hello Anoop > Thank you for all your advice Zoë, I'm embarrassed, when I saw the > umlaut over the "e" in your name I assumed you were from mainland > Europe! I am in Manchester, Aiyaaw, as we say up here I think you don't have to be embarrassed - I'd expect an "Anoop" more in Mu
2013-06-17 by anoop.sahal
Thanks,Florian and Thanks Zoe, You may have saved me from chasing rainbows by warning me of the limitations of FM synthesis. Would a ring modulator with multiple inputs and multiple ADSR's do a better job than simple phase interaction? I read on wikipedia that the DX 7 really had
2013-06-17 by ricardo
Thanks for the advice. I'm trying to find where to get replacements for those Op amps for the A-199 i found the TL804CN but not sure where to get the LM386. Any idea what i need to replace in the A-165? Thanks Again Ricardo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "therpocc" wrote: >
2013-06-17 by anoop.sahal
Thank you for all your advice Zoë, I'm embarrassed, when I saw the umlaut over the "e" in your name I assumed you were from mainland Europe! I am in Manchester, Aiyaaw, as we say up here I did not even consider linear vs log scale controls, need to think about this point. FM prog
2013-06-16 by Zoë Blade
> Wow, thanks Zoe For replying in English. Typically it is the only European language I know. You're quite welcome! Just between you, me, and the rest of the list, I'm British too, so replying in English isn't that tricky for me. ;) > I am still working on my specification. > > I
2013-06-16 by Zoë Blade
> Hi, I am new to modular but I grew up from the Arp era. Welcome! > How can I calculate the amount of space a system will need? Eurorack modules are all measured in HP. I believe they're all an even number too. There are a few online tools you can use to try out new configuratio
2013-06-16 by therpocc
In general the semiconductors should be the most usual components that are being blown by reverse current. Forget about passive components There are OK for sure. I beleive you need to replace quad OpAmps (TL0x4) and maybe LM386 on the reverb module. Also you may check the transis
2013-06-16 by anoop.sahal
Wow, thanks Zoe For replying in English. Typically it is the only European language I know. I am still working on my specification. I want a sequencer centred system with some polyphony. I would like to have some FM synthesis too using VCOs modulating one another. Do you have any
2013-06-16 by anoop.sahal
Hi, I am new to modular but I grew up from the Arp era. How can I calculate the amount of space a system will need? I welcome case suggestions. The system would have to fit into a home office. Are the Doepfer cases a little expensive or are they good value? Are there any cases th
2013-06-16 by ricardo
Hi I plugged A165 and A-199 SPRV wrongly in a Monorocket case and they are not working now. I have here a collection of resistors and wonder if anyone could help wth some advice so i can replace components and fix them? Thanks in advance Ricardo
2013-06-15 by niroke
That image does not show a constant shuffle ratio. So the way I have done shuffle with the A-155 using the A-162 may not work, but it DOES work for a single set ratio. As there are two delays on the A-162, it may be possible to have two different ratios to choose from. Let me thi
2013-06-08 by mark
Hi I have the same problem, I've always tuned the vco's to the Dark Time, but it would be better if the cv tuning was the same as midi. Mark --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, sm.ms@... wrote: > > > > > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > > > Hello > > > > > > t
2013-06-07 by Bakis Sirros
hi, :-) for sale in fine condition: Doepfer A-121 VCF2 Multimode filter, OUT OF PRODUCTION, price is 105 euros total, including registered shipping and pp fees. Doepfer A-116 VC-Waveform Processor, price 40 euros total, including pp fees and registered shipping. Doepfer A-133 Dua
2013-06-06 by Malte Stamm-Gadow
Nice! This will be my next Envelop-Generator! Malte Stamm-Gadow Journalist Musik- & Theaterwissenschaftler Lindenweg 17 24159 Kiel Tel. 0172 30 797 00 Am 06.06.2013 um 14:12 schrieb Bakis Sirros : > http://www.doepfer.de/a1412.htm > > another upcoming great design! > > > > Bakis
2013-06-06 by Bakis Sirros
http://www.doepfer.de/a1412.htm another upcoming great design! Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Doepfer_a100] group owner www. parallel - worlds - music. com www. facebook. com/ pages/Parallel-Worlds/192093934136476 www. myspace. com/ interconnected
2013-06-05 by Nicholas Keller
On the 155, the trigger/gate board connects to both trigger/sequencer boards which in turn connects to the jumpers on the SOLDER side of the 154 main board. That's basically one long ribbon with four connectors. Both modules are powered by one power ribbon which is on the 154, bo
2013-06-04 by achech01
Hello, I'm parting with a few items from my system. All modules were purchased new, work perfectly, and the price includes shipping in the continental US. 4ms Rotating Clock Divider (RCD)- $145 The Harvestman Stillson Hammer - $235 Doepfer A140 ADSR - $80 Doepfer A144 Morph Contr
2013-06-04 by brianhamlin@btinternet.com
Hi, can someone help me connect the A154 & A155 please? On the component side of the A154 board there are JP1 at the bottom and JP4 above and to its right. On the tracks side of the board there is JP5 Its not clear from the manual which of these are what it calls A & B and presum
2013-06-04 by analogmonster@ymail.com
I agree if it sounds right to you then you dont need to worry about clock rate accuracy. It should also be pretty noticable if its clipping. But if you do need to adjust, and feel you need the tools to get it right then a multimeter is no good. Nor is an audio rate scope-realisti
2013-06-04 by andy butler
You can always use the delay time to calculate the VCO frequency acurately ..but In general, the properties of the delay will tell you if the VCO freq is as it should be. Too fast(v.short delay)>>>>output drops Too slow>>>>>quality suffers As you're not in a factory and have plen
2013-06-04 by nilsquak
Hi guys, I'm selling this two items. Make Noise Phonogene First hand, no rack rash. Old style knobs: 425 Euro Malekko JAG no rack rash, bought from Pascal some months ago: 190 Euro I'm up for offers and trades especially a Planar and Sports Modulator I'm located in Cologne, G
2013-06-04 by codotinc
Hi -- thanks for your response. The oscilloscope I would just use for the Bias Adjustment part of calibration, where you feed a sawtooth wave into the A-188-1 to check for clipping, and Balance adjustment to minimise clock noise. The Frequency Meter (is that the same as a Frequen
2013-06-04 by therpocc
By the way, even Doepfer divider modules may have some maximal input frequency. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "therpocc" wrote: > > You need to divide clock by 32. You may try to feed the clock to clock divider module or use two audio-dividers in serie. If you do not have
2013-06-04 by therpocc
You need to divide clock by 32. You may try to feed the clock to clock divider module or use two audio-dividers in serie. If you do not have it or can't build it around CMOS 4024, 4020 or similar IC, you will not be able to do it with soundcard-based oscilloscope. --- In Doepfer_
2013-06-03 by codotinc
Howdy -- I am not a SDIYer or electronic tech, but I would like to try swapping out my 4096-stage BBD for some other chips. The Doepfer manual describes using an oscilloscope and a Frequency Meter. I can probably find a VST oscilloscope which can do the trick, but I will still ne
2013-06-03 by analogmonster@ymail.com
> (God knows why it needs 40ms of early. I suppose that's to compensate for the audio that might be coming out of a synth through a mixer with all the plugin delay stuff. But that means I may have to adjust the delay whenever I add a long latency plugin...argh!) > Ok weve found t
2013-06-03 by Jim Credland
On 3 Jun 2013, at 15:25, analogmonster@ymail.com wrote: > I think saying abletons midi is unstable is a little unfair. Can be unstable is better. I have had a number of issues over time that have affected it, i also have had other timing issues that i thought was down to midi. To
2013-06-03 by analogmonster@ymail.com
I think saying abletons midi is unstable is a little unfair. Can be unstable is better. I have had a number of issues over time that have affected it, i also have had other timing issues that i thought was down to midi. To be honest most of the issues are user error- Driver issue
2013-06-03 by Jim Credland
M - Y. Good point. I'll set up a channel for the expert sleepers and it'll be nearly as convenient. Be able to work out if it's the clock sync or the midi input causing the problem like that at any rate! cheers! J. On 3 Jun 2013, at 12:49, Martin Klang wrote: > > yes, Ableton's m
2013-06-03 by sm.ms@virgin.net
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > Hello > > > > the adjustment of the volt/octave setting will always cause a change of > > the offset. You always have to readjust the offset after adjusting the > > V/Oct. I won't know whether (and if yes where) the Darktime has a
2013-06-03 by Martin Klang
yes, Ableton's midi timing is terrible. Can you send a click track to the gate / clock input on the Dark Time? That should give you much tighter sync. Plus, if you want it, groove! hth, /m On 3 Jun 2013, at 11:57, Jim Credland wrote: > Cheers Florian - I'll take it up with them.
2013-06-03 by Jim Credland
> > Secondly, it'd be great to leave it plugged in all the time but whenever I hit play on the sequencer it kicks off. Is there some way of telling it that stop means STOP!? ;) > > thank you! J. > > > Actually - any thoughts on this second point? cheers! J. [Non-text portions of
2013-06-03 by Jim Credland
Cheers Florian - I'll take it up with them. I'm on the latest version. Seems a shame it's so slack on that front. It's bloody good with other things. For now I've cured it with the quantise button :) On 3 Jun 2013, at 11:49, Florian Anwander wrote: > Ableton Live is known to have
2013-06-03 by Florian Anwander
Ableton Live is known to have an awful timing in respect to MIDI-Clock no matter whether the MIDI-protocoldata are transmitted via USB- or MIDI-hardware. The latest version of live has some improvements in this regard. But nevertheless: all the Ableton guys come from audio and IT
2013-06-03 by Jim Credland
After a year of having one I just twigged how cool the dark time would be connected to a soft synth. So I tried it and now have an awesome groove over a record. However, a couple of questions: The Dark Time's timing, into Ableton, is awful. I'm running it through USB into Ableton
2013-06-03 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Dear Dieter, > > Many thanks for taking the time to respond personally to this. > > If I may one quick last question before I return the FP5 to the dealer; > > is it possible for me to calibrate it myself to save posting it > back to Berlin? > > Regards, > > Neal I do not recom
2013-06-03 by codotinc
PRICE DROP and SWAP ADDED: For sale or trade, worldwide: Doepfer A-188-1d 4096-stage BBD Analog Delay -- $160 ($240 new at Analogue Haven and limited edition) Will swap for A-188-1c 2048-stage BBD, or for Dixie, v.1 or v.2 Shipping is from New Zealand. One module should be $15 sh
2013-06-03 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Hello > > the adjustment of the volt/octave setting will always cause a change of > the offset. You always have to readjust the offset after adjusting the > V/Oct. I won't know whether (and if yes where) the Darktime has an > offset trimmer, but I am quite sure there is one. I
2013-06-03 by Florian Anwander
Hello the adjustment of the volt/octave setting will always cause a change of the offset. You always have to readjust the offset after adjusting the V/Oct. I won't know whether (and if yes where) the Darktime has an offset trimmer, but I am quite sure there is one. I think Dieter
2013-06-02 by Kim Johnsson
On Sat, Jun 1, 2013 at 2:31 PM, wrote: > ** > > Ignore me when i read AS i thought analogue systems, should have read the > post title. nothing i suggested was correct for your modules. > OK, will do :-) Cheers, Kim [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2013-06-02 by sm.ms@virgin.net
Hi I have just adjusted the scaling for my Dark Time Sequencer and now find that when I use the Dark Time via CV outputs with the A-110 VCO's I have to retune them, to about position 8 on the Tuning knob, in order for them to be in tune with other keyboards. When I use the Dark T
2013-06-01 by analogmonster@ymail.com
Ignore me when i read AS i thought analogue systems, should have read the post title. nothing i suggested was correct for your modules. On 1 Jun 2013, at 12:10, Kim Johnsson wrote: > Hi guys, > > Julian said: > >> http://www.analoguesolutions.org.uk/concussor/manuals/concussor.pd
2013-06-01 by Kim Johnsson
Hi guys, Julian said: > http://www.analoguesolutions.org.uk/concussor/manuals/concussor.pdf > It suggests (i think) using the 16 pin cable, and just offsetting it, but i found that > was not possible on some A.Sol modules, due to component density. Yeah, I checked that one out as
2013-06-01 by Elby Designs
Hi, I have come in to this thread part way through so may have missed something in which case I apologise. An isolating USB has its own dedicated power supply (small wall-wart) which powers one side of the USB while the other side is powered from the primary device I had a custom
2013-06-01 by codotinc
Thanks Laurie -- I will look into this! Cheers, Jon --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Elby Designs" wrote: > > Hi, > > I have come in to this thread part way through so may have missed something > in which case I apologise. > > An isolating USB has its own dedicated power sup
2013-06-01 by codotinc
Thanks Laurie -- Not sure exactly what an isolating USB is, so a quick Google shows me that USB isolators are around $100?! Perhaps I'm not getting what you mean? Can you suggest a way to isolate the USB -- and this would still provide power for the audio interface? Best, Jon ---
2013-06-01 by Elby Designs
You could try using an isolating USB. Best Regards Laurie Biddulph Mobile: 0400 257 645 Phone: +61 (0)2 4340 0938 Web: www.elby-designs.com Skype: widgetoz Elby Designs 9 Follan Close Kariong NSW 2250 Australia -----Original Message----- From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto
2013-05-31 by codotinc
Hi Dieter and Florian -- Thanks for your replies. Florian: you were right in your diagnosis -- it was my USB-powered audio interface. The synth was totally quiet until I plugged it into the interface. So, that's sorted but it's a bit of a pain! Now I need to get a new audio inter
2013-05-31 by Neal Layton
Dear Dieter, Many thanks for taking the time to respond personally to this. If I may one quick last question before I return the FP5 to the dealer; is it possible for me to calibrate it myself to save posting it back to Berlin? Regards, Neal
2013-05-31 by mark
Hi It's the P2 and P3 adjusters, is that correct. They are labelled CV1 OUT SCALE and CV2 OUT SCALE Mark --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > Hi > > > > I've just tried to adjust P2 and P3 cv scale out adjusters as > > they've both been out since I bought the unit. I