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2013-05-02 by Bakis Sirros
for sale: Livewire AFG , in fine cosmetic and working condition. price is 299 euros total, Including registered shipping and pp fees. no trades, i need the money. its a really fantastic VCO (one of my favorite euro vco's!), i am only selling it cause i have two and need the money
2013-05-01 by pietervolger
I am selling: Doepfer: A-128 Fixed Filter Bank 120,- Euro A-134 VC_Panning 56,- Euro A-132-3 DVCA 70,- Euro A-137 VC Wave Multiplier 77,- Euro A-150 Dual VCS 35,- Euro A-185-1 Bus Access 35,- Euro A-110 VCO 98,- Euro A-119 Ext. Input/ Env.Follower 45,- Euro all modules in very go
2013-04-30 by yahoo@doepfer.de
Hello Neal, a closed switch generates a low gate output, an open switch generates a high gate output. Everything else depends upon the wiring of your switches with the A-177-2 sockets. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.
2013-04-30 by neal_beard_ahm
Hello all. I'm making a double footswitch to use with my a177.2 module. I have two NC push to break foot switches going to a TRS 1/4inch stereo jack out but was wondering how to wire it? Looking at the a170 manual: switch 2 is tip, switch 1 is ring and ground is sleeve but which
2013-04-28 by Florian Anwander
On 28.04.13 23:46 , metronomezine wrote: >> The -12v isn't lit > I pulled all the modules and i have 2 LEDs again. Would excessive > voltage draw cause this? I don't think so. Especially as the -12V is usually the least used line. > How do you delete messages from this group? You
2013-04-28 by metronomezine
I pulled all the modules and i have 2 LEDs again. Would excessive voltage draw cause this? How do you delete messages from this group? --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "metronomezine" wrote: > > I was installing the Delptronics LDB1e and expander - module webpage says it need
2013-04-28 by metronomezine
I was installing the Delptronics LDB1e and expander - module webpage says it needed +5v. I already had the adaptor installed for the Rebel Tech Stoichea. Plugged the Delptronics module in, and didn't hear sound. Moved it to another rack, installed the +5v module, it worked. Then
2013-04-28 by Jack Johnaldson
Thanks that's what I thought I just wanted to be sure! Thanks, Jack On Apr 27, 2013, at 2:34 AM, "nicholas_kent" wrote: > > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Jack" wrote: > > > > Hello I just built a PAIA model 9302 drum tone board and I'm trying to figure out how to wire i
2013-04-28 by fitz
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2013-04-28 by Ns Na
Single Mom Makes $89,844/Yr in Her Spare Time on The Computer Without Selling Anything http://www.evereng.com/hwork56.html 4/28/2013 10:50:23 AM [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2013-04-27 by nicholas_kent
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Jack" wrote: > > Hello I just built a PAIA model 9302 drum tone board and I'm trying to figure out how to wire it's power connector for my Doepfer power supply. Does anyone have a diagram. The power requirements for the PAIA module are +12v +
2013-04-27 by Jack
Hello I just built a PAIA model 9302 drum tone board and I'm trying to figure out how to wire it's power connector for my Doepfer power supply. Does anyone have a diagram. The power requirements for the PAIA module are +12v +5v gnd but no -12v thanks ,Jack
2013-04-24 by Florian Anwander
Hello Peter > why not just use a trig out from step 3 to the reset input if you want less > steps?? It is really fun to have various destinations/sources on 3 and 4 and then vary the circle length while playing. That would not work with a cable reset. This switch is poor mans A-1
2013-04-24 by achtung_999
That's how I do it... On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 3:44 AM, Peter Sedin wrote: > ** > > > why not just use a trig out from step 3 to the reset input if you want less > steps?? > I just bought a old one with 4 steps, and no switch, have not got it yes > tho.. > > http://www.doepfer.de/
2013-04-24 by Peter Sedin
why not just use a trig out from step 3 to the reset input if you want less steps?? I just bought a old one with 4 steps, and no switch, have not got it yes tho.. http://www.doepfer.de/a151.htm -- Mvh Peter H.K Sedin [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2013-04-16 by Pieter Volger
Thank you very much for the quick answer. Best wishes Pieter Volger Am 16.04.2013 um 13:29 schrieb yahoo@doepfer.de: > > Hi all, > > is it possible to reduce the calibration-range of the FCV2 > > attenuator on the A-106-6 module. If I go beyond 4 on the scale > > I am already bey
2013-04-16 by yahoo@doepfer.de
> Hi all, > is it possible to reduce the calibration-range of the FCV2 > attenuator on the A-106-6 module. If I go beyond 4 on the scale > I am already beyond the audible range when modulating with an LFO > or ADSR. I bought the module used so I don't know if it is > originaly ca
2013-04-16 by Pieter Volger
Hi all, is it possible to reduce the calibration-range of the FCV2 attenuator on the A-106-6 module. If I go beyond 4 on the scale I am already beyond the audible range when modulating with an LFO or ADSR. I bought the module used so I don't know if it is originaly calibrated lik
2013-04-16 by luca_interferenze
Hi guys i'm selling these modules since i realized i don't use them any more A-121 Multimode Filter (125 eur) A-120 24 db LP Filter (80 eur) A-130 Linear VCA (50 eur) Shipping costs depending on destination Feel free to ask for pictures Thanks for reading and happy knobbing :) Ch
2013-04-15 by Peter Sedin
thanks guys now it's ok :) 2013/4/14 Richard Horsman > ** > > > Compare it visually to the fuse in your other case. Anyway it usually > is the fuse so I guess buy yourself a box of 10 and replace it. > > > On 14 April 2013 20:50, Peter Sedin wrote: > > it's a bit darker in the mi
2013-04-15 by isoldeandisobelle
The good Dr.Doepfer doing his thang at the messe. ;) http://www.sonicstate.com/news/2013/04/14/messe13-a-chat-with-dr-doepfer/
2013-04-14 by Richard Horsman
Compare it visually to the fuse in your other case. Anyway it usually is the fuse so I guess buy yourself a box of 10 and replace it. On 14 April 2013 20:50, Peter Sedin wrote: > it´s a bit darker in the middle and glass is a bit dimmed, but the > metal-spring looks like it´s in
2013-04-14 by Florian Anwander
On 14.04.13 21:50 , Peter Sedin wrote: > it´s a bit darker in the middle and glass is a bit dimmed, then replace it
2013-04-14 by Peter Sedin
it's a bit darker in the middle and glass is a bit dimmed, but the metal-spring looks like it's in one piece.. 2013/4/14 Peter Sedin > ok thanks i check it out! > > > 2013/4/14 NetPierre > >> ** >> >> >> Hopefully you only blew up a fuse Peter. >> >> You can find it at the back,
2013-04-14 by Peter Sedin
ok thanks i check it out! 2013/4/14 NetPierre > ** > > > Hopefully you only blew up a fuse Peter. > > You can find it at the back, near the power inlet. > See my blogpost at > http://patchpierre.blogspot.nl/2012/06/locating-a-100-fuse.html for > locating the fuse, and the Doepfer
2013-04-14 by Peter Sedin
I have two of these a-100G6 and one died on me while installing a module.. i was very stupid because the whole case was on.. a couple of days ago i ordered the 1200mA upgrade for both my cases.. any idea what happened to it?? I suck at electric stuff :( peace.. -- Mvh Peter H.K S
2013-04-14 by NetPierre
Hopefully you only blew up a fuse Peter. You can find it at the back, near the power inlet. See my blogpost at http://patchpierre.blogspot.nl/2012/06/locating-a-100-fuse.html for locating the fuse, and the Doepfer page for fuse-value. Good luck! Pierre Serné / PatchPierre / NetPi
2013-04-12 by christian ienni
hi! :-) some more experimental indulgent rambling to enjoy. i reconfigured the single G6 unit into a standalone "chaos box" noisemaking system, separate from the main large modular system (4xG6), and these are some of the first "hm, what can this do?" tweakings. not necessarily s
2013-04-10 by square_wave@ymail.com
Hi, First post to this group by the way! One of the things I love about Doepfer modules is the extremely clear manuals. However, the module I own that I most want a manual for, the A-189-1, doesn't seem to have one on the web site! Was there never a manual for this module? Anyway
2013-04-09 by umcorps
I'm revising my setup so these modules are in need of new homes. All in perfect condition except for the usual rack rash. For sale are:- A-190-1 Midi to CV w clock - £100 A-143-2 Quad ADSR - £130 A-135 and A144 VC mixer and morph - £100 for the pair (would rather not split these)
2013-04-08 by isoldeandisobelle
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "isoldeandisobelle" wrote: > > Hi again, > > Whilst using my A-143-2 Quad ADSR, I have noticed that with a constant gate signal present at envelope 1, all envelopes set at low and all ADSR settings (ie: A0 D10 S10 R0) identical on all four - t
2013-04-08 by Florian Anwander
Am 08.04.2013 17:01, schrieb Jack Johnaldson: > 12v Then the input opamp should have been able to stand the signal. Can you trace the signal with an scope in the module? Florian (I will write the next reply tomorrow, as I am heading now to my todays gig...)
2013-04-08 by Jack Johnaldson
I'm not sure what happened but now the wasp does not accept an audio in signal and no longer sweeps. Both of the cv jacks seem to work but I get no filter sweep. Is it bad to have multiple power supply's? Thanks, Jess On Apr 8, 2013, at 2:08 AM, Florian Anwander wrote: > Hello Jo
2013-04-08 by Florian Anwander
Hello Renato > does this mean i have a dud? or is this simply the "warmth" of analog? I cannot judge the real amount of noise from the picture, but I can say, that a hardware synth always will produce a slight amount of noise. Florian
2013-04-08 by Renato
I've relatively recently decided to venture outside the DAW and got myself the DEII and a Blofeld. Straight out the box the DE was a pleasure to play with, in spite of the knob dropping off my off my filter pot when i first picked it up... but here's the question, when all dials
2013-04-08 by Florian Anwander
Hello John Am 07.04.2013 21:06, schrieb Jack Johnaldson: > I did something bad and now the wasp does > not work properly. What do you mean with "something bad" exactly? Knowing the exact circumstances of the failure, might be helpful for solving the problem. Was the affected VCO
2013-04-07 by Peter Sedin
nice on! 2013/4/7 James Husted > ** > > > Another way to do stereo from mono is with a multi-mode filter. Plug the > High Pass into one channel and the Low Pass into the other. Use a LFO to > move it around. For fun 2 different multi-modes can be used and the LP and > HP channels
2013-04-07 by flosynth
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Jack Johnaldson wrote: > > Input is not working. > > Thanks, Jack Hi Jack, It is clear that the problem is not normal, it may be that a single bad contact with the connectors on the input jack, but it can also be a weld that dropped or others.
2013-04-07 by Jack Johnaldson
Input is not working. Thanks, Jack On Apr 7, 2013, at 12:17 PM, "flosynth" wrote: > > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Jack Johnaldson wrote: > > > > Hello all > > I'm relatively new to modular synth so forgive me if I sound stupid haha. > > I have been doing the DIY thing
2013-04-07 by James Husted
Another way to do stereo from mono is with a multi-mode filter. Plug the High Pass into one channel and the Low Pass into the other. Use a LFO to move it around. For fun 2 different multi-modes can be used and the LP and HP channels reversed. The Phasing will do some wild stuff i
2013-04-07 by Jack Johnaldson
Hello all I'm relatively new to modular synth so forgive me if I sound stupid haha. I have been doing the DIY thing for about 4 years with no bad experience until the other day. I was building a vco from a schematic I found online, I already have one that works fine along with my
2013-04-07 by flosynth
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Jack Johnaldson wrote: > > Hello all > I'm relatively new to modular synth so forgive me if I sound stupid haha. > I have been doing the DIY thing for about 4 years with no bad experience until the other day. I was building a vco from a schema
2013-04-07 by Peter Sedin
yes..I also do that in daw, slightly delay one channel and panning..bur right now I'm not using a computer at all for music, I do all my work from there so when I make music i like to get away from it! thanks for your answers :) Flanging, chorusing, phasing and the like are very
2013-04-07 by isoldeandisobelle
Hi again, Whilst using my A-143-2 Quad ADSR, I have noticed that with a constant gate signal present at envelope 1, all envelopes set at low and all ADSR settings (ie: A0 D10 S10 R0) identical on all four - the third envelope does not remain constant, the LED slowly dims and the
2013-04-07 by Zoë Blade
Flanging, chorusing, phasing and the like are very similar to that effect, so you may want to look into the A-125 or the lower numbered A-188-1s. There are other ways of widening a sound too. After watching the making of Nirvana's Nevermind, I just started doing what apparently p
2013-04-07 by Richard van der Meer
Peter, i make use of the wonderfull Flame FX6, that has seperate L and R ins and outs. and has a very nice Reverb, chorus and flanger i can really recommend that one. and with only mono in you can have a bit of stereo sense by these effects. and it's only 99euro so that's one way
2013-04-07 by Bakis Sirros
Interconnected / Zealosphere - 'Mechanic Environments' split colored Vinyl LP, ltd edition 200 copies. Out Now! http://www.dohkonul-records.com/en/index.php you can listen to the whole album in the website of the label. Ambient / Experimental scapes made with modulars, field reco
2013-04-07 by Jakob Paulussen
Basically yes. It has 2 outputs which go into 2 different channels on your mixing desk side by side on pan to far left, one to far right. The module has 2 inputs as well. Depending on the sounds you create e.g. if you make pads or drone like sounds you can lay wide carpet-like so
2013-04-07 by Peter Sedin
thanks, yes. really fast mod source might archive that widening I´m after yes? Hi, I use the panning module A-134. It has separate left and right outputs and 2 CV inputs. With those you can also create interesting panning effects. Cheers Jakob Am 07.04.2013 08:59 schrieb "Peter S
2013-04-07 by Jakob Paulussen
Hi, I use the panning module A-134. It has separate left and right outputs and 2 CV inputs. With those you can also create interesting panning effects. Cheers Jakob Am 07.04.2013 08:59 schrieb "Peter Sedin" : > ** > > > In DAWS to spread/wide a mono-sound I copy one channel and d