Doepfer

Hello
Maybe a bit of naive question, BUT... what module in the A100 can generate clock for 
A188-1?
Best,
Alexandre

hello alexandre,
the A188-1 has its own on-board clock.
best regards,
bakis.


--- bellenger_a <bellenger_a@yahoo.fr> wrote:

> Hello
> Maybe a bit of naive question, BUT... what module in
> the A100 can generate clock for 
> A188-1?
> Best,
> Alexandre
> 
> 


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Hi Alexandre,
the question isn't naive, because the clock the BBD requests has no 
relation to normal clock signals.
Surely it has its own clock, but that is not the answer you are waiting 
for, I suppose.
At time no module of the A100 isn't able to give a useful clock signal, 
only another BBD because of its HSVCO.
I asked Mr.Doepfer some weeks ago the same question, his answer was, 
that the SC Filter will have a useful clock signal.
In the beginning of developement is a precision High Speed VCO.
He really gave me a good hint to use only short patch cables to 
synchronise two BBDs because of the high frequencies.
All the best and happy christmas
Axel



bellenger_a schrieb:

>
> Hello
> Maybe a bit of naive question, BUT... what module in the A100 can 
> generate clock for
> A188-1?
> Best,
> Alexandre
>
>

Yep... then thats kinda what I thought that at the moment there isnt such clock in the 
A100.... because I tried with the clocks I have and my A188-1 2048... and no result...

So answer then is HSVCO... OK

btw... I really like A188-1 with all this three positions buttons, it gives good possibility to 
really play with A100 as an instrument... I wish more and more modules are equipped with 
this three position thingie for CV1 or CV2 inputs on various modules... I know this can be 
done with other modules like A132/A150 and a theremin controller for example... but just 
this little buttons is much more practical and doesnt waste space with extra modules...

Best,


Alexandre


--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Axel Jungkunst <phaedra@...> wrote:

>
> Hi Alexandre,
> the question isn't naive, because the clock the BBD requests has no 
> relation to normal clock signals.
> Surely it has its own clock, but that is not the answer you are waiting 
> for, I suppose.
> At time no module of the A100 isn't able to give a useful clock signal, 
> only another BBD because of its HSVCO.
> I asked Mr.Doepfer some weeks ago the same question, his answer was, 
> that the SC Filter will have a useful clock signal.
> In the beginning of developement is a precision High Speed VCO.
> He really gave me a good hint to use only short patch cables to 
> synchronise two BBDs because of the high frequencies.
> All the best and happy christmas
> Axel
> 
> 
> 
> bellenger_a schrieb:
> >
> > Hello
> > Maybe a bit of naive question, BUT... what module in the A100 can 
> > generate clock for
> > A188-1?
> > Best,
> > Alexandre
> >
> >
>

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "bellenger_a" <bellenger_a@...> 
wrote:
>
> Hello
> Maybe a bit of naive question, BUT... what module in the A100 can 
generate clock for 
> A188-1?
> Best,
> Alexandre
>

you could try to modify the clock of your bbd module by
feeding it into clock dividers, or you can mess around with
an a196 pll module as clock source. but it is very important
that you use the shortest cables possible. most patches stopp
working if you use cables of a certain length, so the patch cannot
get too complex anyway. a really suitable module for that purpose
would be a separate high-speed-vco, which is not yet available, but 
as far as i know it is already in the planning stage.

an idea for this forthcoming hs-vco:
multiple outputs with different clock divisions !!!

best wishes

ingo

hello Ingo,
yeah!
i agree!
best regards,
Bakis.


--- selfoscillate <synaptic_music@yahoo.com> wrote:

> --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "bellenger_a"
> <bellenger_a@...> 
> wrote:
> >
> > Hello
> > Maybe a bit of naive question, BUT... what module
> in the A100 can 
> generate clock for 
> > A188-1?
> > Best,
> > Alexandre
> >
> 
> you could try to modify the clock of your bbd module
> by
> feeding it into clock dividers, or you can mess
> around with
> an a196 pll module as clock source. but it is very
> important
> that you use the shortest cables possible. most
> patches stopp
> working if you use cables of a certain length, so
> the patch cannot
> get too complex anyway. a really suitable module for
> that purpose
> would be a separate high-speed-vco, which is not yet
> available, but 
> as far as i know it is already in the planning
> stage.
> 
> an idea for this forthcoming hs-vco:
> multiple outputs with different clock divisions !!!
> 
> best wishes
> 
> ingo
> 
> 
> 
> 


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> you could try to modify the clock of your bbd module by
> feeding it into clock dividers, or you can mess around with
> an a196 pll module as clock source

I cant remember if I tried with the PLL... I'll try... but dividers yeah... I'll try that...

>but it is very important
> that you use the shortest cables possible. most patches stopp
> working if you use cables of a certain length, so the patch cannot
> get too complex anyway.

only for the cables going in and out of the BBD clock?


a really suitable module for that purpose
> would be a separate high-speed-vco, which is not yet available, but 
> as far as i know it is already in the planning stage.
> 
> an idea for this forthcoming hs-vco:
> multiple outputs with different clock divisions !!!

YEAH GREAT AND MERRY CHRISTMAS WHATEVER....

BEST

ALEXANDRE

> >but it is very important
> > that you use the shortest cables possible. most patches stopp
> > working if you use cables of a certain length, so the patch 
cannot
> > get too complex anyway.
> 
> only for the cables going in and out of the BBD clock?


yes, only the cables for the bbd clock.


> YEAH GREAT AND MERRY CHRISTMAS WHATEVER....


yes, a merry christmas and a happy new year to everybody

best wishes

ingo