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2013-05-12 by christian ienni
i have no interest or part in this transaction, but since it did erroneously show up on-list... i have a Phonogene as well, and i love it! it mangles sounds in a wonderfully organic way, turning the most mundane source into a swirling, twitching, flowing, glitching ambient sounds
2013-05-12 by Bakis Sirros
adding also: OSC303mk1 price 70 euros total. including pp fees and registered shipping! Doepfer A105 SSM VCF, 70 euros total, including pp fees and registered shipping. MFB drum-08 Clap module: 65 euros total, including shipping and pp fees! thanks, Bakis. _______________________
2013-05-12 by Bakis Sirros
and as per my usual comment: please, OFF-list. thanks, :-) Bakis. ________________________________ From: Peter Sedin To: doepfer_a100 Sent: Sunday, May 12, 2013 7:25 PM Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] FS: Doepfer A107, Plan B M12, Make Noise Phonogene. hello my friend! do you still h
2013-05-12 by Peter Sedin
hello my friend! do you still have the Make Noise Phonogene? how do you like it? peace peter 2013/5/9 Bakis Sirros > ** > > > for sale in fine cosmetic and working condition: > > Make Noise Phonogene, 335 euros total (including pp fees and registered > shipping.) > > Plan B Model
2013-05-12 by Pieter Volger
Hi, I need a new fuse for my A100 G6 frame but I can't decipher the numbers on the old one. CAn someone tell me what fuse I need. It's the newer frame with the 1200mA power pack. Thanks Pieter
2013-05-11 by Bakis Sirros
only the dinsync OSC303 mk1 is available for sale, 85 euros total. Bakis ________________________________ From: Bakis Sirros To: Doepfer_a100 group ; Analogue Systems group Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2013 9:40 PM Subject: [Doepfer_a100] FS: AS RS290/295, OSC303mk1, Dual Cyclotron, A
2013-05-11 by Bakis Sirros
for sale, in fine working and cosmetic condition: Analogue Systems RS-290/295 VC-Delay/Sampler: 298 UKP including shippong and pp fees. (New price is 400 UKP). Awesome vc-delay, only selling cause i have two. Livewire Dual Cyclotron : 250 euros total , including pp fees and shipp
2013-05-11 by Kai Niggemann
You can order it from Schneider's...;-) Sent from my phone On 11.05.2013, at 00:37, "codotinc" wrote: > > > Hi Dieter and Co., > > Any more news about this module? Looking forward to it! > > Cheers! > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: >> >>> Hi Doepfer team -- >>> >>>
2013-05-10 by codotinc
Hi Dieter and Co., Any more news about this module? Looking forward to it! Cheers! --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > Hi Doepfer team -- > > > > I'm very excited about this new module, but have a quick > > question: what are the LFO and audio rate range when used a
2013-05-10 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Take note that the uZeus is a switching power supply and the +12v > on it is not exactly pure DC. Most modules won't pass this on but > some do. I have two of them and both of mine show a waveform on a > scope but I only hear it when I use the attenuated DC as a CV > (like thro
2013-05-10 by James Husted
Take note that the uZeus is a switching power supply and the +12v on it is not exactly pure DC. Most modules won't pass this on but some do. I have two of them and both of mine show a waveform on a scope but I only hear it when I use the attenuated DC as a CV (like through a slid
2013-05-10 by analogmonster@ymail.com
+1 tiptop uzeus, probably the cheapest non diy way to get more power-about £70 in the uk. On 10 May 2013, at 09:27, Martin Klang wrote: > > On 10 May 2013, at 03:20, re_qu wrote: > > > so for an individual who fears the power of electricity, the only way to get more power is to a
2013-05-10 by analogmonster@ymail.com
In all honesty its a very good idea to add up as it is a potential fire risk, especially if youve got any wood involved in your cases. Yeah the #1 kit is fused, so you should be ok but I personally wouldnt take the risk. My personal power issues arose because i had not measured t
2013-05-10 by Martin Klang
On 10 May 2013, at 03:20, re_qu wrote: > so for an individual who fears the power of electricity, the only way to get more power is to add in a A-100 DIY Kit #1? an easy to install option is something like the TipTop uZeus (which is great, I've got two), or Acidlab POW (haven't t
2013-05-10 by Bakis Sirros
well, i was raised with the old Doepfer PSU's, giving 650 ma's in a G6 case, so, i learned to always add up the current draws of the modules i mount in a case. you should do that. this way you can always be sure that your modules work ok and that you are not overloading your PSU
2013-05-10 by christian ienni
hmmm... i have 5 G6 racks (& 2 mini cases) with all sorts of various modules, and have never bothered adding up current draw totals or requirements. i just put the mods in more or less logical relation to each other (oscillators -> mixers -> filters -> vcas; with envelopes, lfos
2013-05-10 by re_qu
yeah, modulargrid made me aware of the problem, though it's not always correct with it's values so i advise anyone to double check figures... so for an individual who fears the power of electricity, the only way to get more power is to add in a A-100 DIY Kit #1? --- In Doepfer_a1
2013-05-09 by James Husted
This is where sites like http://www.modulargrid.netcome in handy. Lay out your planned modules and it will tell you power requirements and prices. It has nearly every maker out there. -James On May 9, 2013, at 11:26 AM, analogmonster@ymail.com wrote: > Yeah i have 2 of the diy ki
2013-05-09 by analogmonster@ymail.com
Yeah i have 2 of the diy kit #1 doepfer psus in one 18 u case (ie 6 bus boards, 3 bus board per psu) and this is fine for me. Just means my modular rack uses 2 wall sockets not one now. But note that you need to calculate the total current draw on a module by module basis-stated
2013-05-09 by James Husted
A second supply in the cabinet. Have one supply run one set of motherboards and the second run what is left. -James James Husted Designer, Synthwerks LLC www.synthwerks.com james@synthwerks.com synthwerks@me.com On May 9, 2013, at 8:36 AM, Renato wrote: > I'm wondering what metho
2013-05-09 by Renato
I'm wondering what methods could be employed to get more than the 1200mA? Please consider that my knowledge of electrical work extends as far as changing a plug... Thanks in advance, Renato [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2013-05-09 by Bakis Sirros
for sale in fine cosmetic and working condition: Make Noise Phonogene, 335 euros total (including pp fees and registered shipping.) Plan B Model 12 Vactrol Filter (version 1, without the switch), 150 euros total (including pp fees and registered shipping) Doepfer A-107 Multitype
2013-05-06 by christian ienni
exactly. if you want robot-precision, you have to go through the extra effort to achieve it. my stuff tends to range from old style berlin school to abstract sound/noise collage, so it's not as much of an issue (or maybe i'm just lazy ;-) ________________________________ From: Ji
2013-05-06 by christian ienni
i forgot about the 4ms! thanks for reminding me!! (just what i need... MORE modules! ;-) ________________________________ From: James Husted To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, May 6, 2013 9:21 AM Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] A-190-2 as clock The other thing to remember
2013-05-06 by Jim Credland
On 3 May 2013, at 17:48, James Husted wrote: > Whenever I hear talk about "super tight clocking" and "MIDI timing errors" I am always amazed. I can't but think of live music and the fact that every live band you have EVER seen has had more timing error between players than probab
2013-05-06 by James Husted
The other thing to remember about the A-160 and a lot of clock dividers are that they are not "musical" dividers but "mathematical" ones. What I mean by this is that they don't divide "on the down beat". The A-160's /2 output puts out a clock on the second clock in which is a bea
2013-05-06 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> hi Dieter, > > that memory capability is great! > > can you add two gate inputs, one to increase and one to decrease > the preset memory number currently loaded? > > or also a cv input to control the preset number via cv input? > that would be really really special! > > Bakis S
2013-05-06 by Bakis Sirros
hi Dieter, that memory capability is great! can you add two gate inputs, one to increase and one to decrease the preset memory number currently loaded? or also a cv input to control the preset number via cv input? that would be really really special! Bakis _______________________
2013-05-06 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Hi every one > i must say i feel sory for the online Doepfer freindly scene > since it seem that all the nice discution are happening in > Muffwigler forum. It woud be great if Doepfer was more present > aat Muffwiggler i am shure it will help people apreciated the > Doepfer mo
2013-05-04 by Pieter Volger
With a bleeding heart I have now to sell some more of my modular-system: A-154 Sequencer controller 132,- Euro A-155 Analog/Trigger Sequencer 220,- Euro these are really like new; just bought them and put them in the frame. Only 5 times used. these are a bit older but very good c
2013-05-03 by Zoë Blade
Of course, if you've got something *consistently* lagging, you can just zoom in and slide the waveform along in your DAW once you've finished recording it...
2013-05-03 by christian ienni
just to throw in my useless half-a-cent here... :-) i've been working on a new major piece/project/whatever for some months now, you know that slow process of getting everything chugging away and gradually sculpting it into some kind of presentable shape (as opposed to the "insta
2013-05-03 by Bakis Sirros
i agree with James, and i repeat that the timing i get from the gates from my midi-cv interface is good enough for me. never had problems with it. OF COURSE, it depends on the midi chain. plus, i use ableton live and i always check and correct any timing i do not like, after the
2013-05-03 by Bakis Sirros
audio output of the DAW? in my audio card, with my PC, this means around 10ms standard delay. cause of the audio latency. i think the midi notes via the midi-cv interface have better timing. i have not measured it, but it works fine for me for many years. Bakis __________________
2013-05-03 by James Husted
Whenever I hear talk about "super tight clocking" and "MIDI timing errors" I am always amazed. I can't but think of live music and the fact that every live band you have EVER seen has had more timing error between players than probably any you have ever heard in MIDI. I know ther
2013-05-03 by Os
Hi, it should be mentioned that the tightness of the sync from this method is at the mercy of the tightness of the MIDI interface. Some MIDI interfaces have appalling timing. The tightest sync comes from using the audio output of the DAW directly as a clock. cheers, os. On 3 May
2013-05-03 by gruiere
Hi every one i must say i feel sory for the online Doepfer freindly scene since it seem that all the nice discution are happening in Muffwigler forum. It woud be great if Doepfer was more present aat Muffwiggler i am shure it will help people apreciated the Doepfer modules. That
2013-05-03 by re_qu
great, thanks for this! --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > > my friend Ingo, and then me, are doing this for years. its the tighter sync you can get. > > yes, set midi clips with 16th notes and use the gate out of any midi-cv interface as clock signal to s
2013-05-03 by Bakis Sirros
my friend Ingo, and then me, are doing this for years. its the tighter sync you can get. yes, set midi clips with 16th notes and use the gate out of any midi-cv interface as clock signal to sync your analog sequencer. if you have a second midi-cv channel, you can do the same tech
2013-05-03 by Peter Sedin
thanks Dieter! 2013/5/3 > ** > > > Not the clock signal but the reset signal triggers the reset, i.e. a > positive voltage (not the rising slope !) at the reset input resets all > A-160 outputs to zero and A-161 to step 1. The reset is static, i.e. as > long > as the reset signal
2013-05-03 by yahoo@doepfer.de
Not the clock signal but the reset signal triggers the reset, i.e. a positive voltage (not the rising slope !) at the reset input resets all A-160 outputs to zero and A-161 to step 1. The reset is static, i.e. as long as the reset signal is high all A-160 outputs remain low and A
2013-05-03 by neal_beard_ahm
Dear Dieter, Many taking the time to reply in person. My homemade footwitch controller is now all wired up and working nicely with the A177.2 - a great way to expand interation with my A100 system! Regards, Neal --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > Hello Neal, > > a cl
2013-05-03 by Peter Sedin
At muff wiggler I read that the clock pulses does not reset the divisions after reset.. like in the picture.. why not??? Mvh Peter H.K Sedin [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2013-05-03 by re_qu
Hi I'm running ableton 8 right now. I understand that it's midi sync has some issues in terms of keeping a tight clock. but i heard rumours that version 9 has improved... Assuming it hasn't... the clock from the A-190-1, synced by live 8 (or 9?), is not going to be much use to me
2013-05-03 by Bakis Sirros
yes, you are right. but, i saw he did this by mistake, as, right after that group message, he sent me the same message off-list, that's why i did not comment on this post. anyway, as i always say, follow up posts to FS/WTB/FT posts should be off-list. Bakis ______________________
2013-05-02 by achtung_999
Normally Bakis would comment now: "off list please" :D On Thu, May 2, 2013 at 6:35 PM, Marco Mirri wrote: > ** > > > Hi Bakis > > I'm Marco from Italy. > > I'm seriously interested!!!! > The price is ok too!!! > I hope to be the first on the list!!! > > Please let me know > Marco
2013-05-02 by James Husted
Thank you Dieter! I was hoping you would respond. This is a great help. -James James Husted Designer, Synthwerks LLC www.synthwerks.com james@synthwerks.com synthwerks@me.com On May 2, 2013, at 9:09 AM, yahoo@doepfer.de wrote: > James, > > this is the pin-out of the connectors th
2013-05-02 by Marco Mirri
Hi Bakis I'm Marco from Italy. I'm seriously interested!!!! The price is ok too!!! I hope to be the first on the list!!! Please let me know Marco ----- Original Message ----- From: Bakis Sirros To: Doepfer_a100 group Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2013 2:25 PM Subject: [Doepfer_a100] FS
2013-05-02 by yahoo@doepfer.de
James, this is the pin-out of the connectors that connect the A-154 to the A-155: 1: A2 2: A1 3: A0 4: Clock 5+6: +12V 7+8: GND 9+10: -12V This is the arrangement of the pin numbers: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Pay attention that the address signals and the clock signal have high level
2013-05-02 by James Husted
I am thinking about making some modules and interfaces that will connect to and expand from the A-154 Enhanced Sequential controller module and need to know what is being transmitted on the pins of the ribbon connector that plugs into the A-155. Since the A-154 can drive more tha