Doepfer

Out of curiousity, this morning I though it would be cool to try hook my A100 and Filterfactory 
up together.......I've been able to get some really off the hook sounds with this combo. I didn't
realise this until just now, but the filter factory has a cv hookup in the back and responds quite 
excellently to the A100's LFOs. Anyone else come across any other happy accidents with 
non modular gear ? 

Rob 
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Box 783, Somers, Ct 06071
www.componentrecords.com
Out Now: Neutronic-"The Mutation Engine"

component wrote:
> 
> Out of curiousity, this morning I though it would be cool to try hook my A100 and Filterfactory
> up together.......I've been able to get some really off the hook sounds with this combo. I didn't
> realise this until just now, but the filter factory has a cv hookup in the back and responds quite
> excellently to the A100's LFOs. Anyone else come across any other happy accidents with
> non modular gear ?

Yes! I use the CV ins on my Waldorf Q quite often, for instance to
modulate a sound with the Doepfer's Sample & Hold module. Great fun!

Boele

> 
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> www.componentrecords.com
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hello,
what cv ins??you mean the pedal input of the Q???does
this mean that i can use the control pedal input of my
jp8000 or ms2000r to hook them up to my a100??
bakis.



--- bgerkes@mac.com wrote:
> component wrote:
> > 
> > Out of curiousity, this morning I though it would
> be cool to try hook my A100 and Filterfactory
> > up together.......I've been able to get some
> really off the hook sounds with this combo. I didn't
> > realise this until just now, but the filter
> factory has a cv hookup in the back and responds
> quite
> > excellently to the A100's LFOs. Anyone else come
> across any other happy accidents with
> > non modular gear ?
> 
> Yes! I use the CV ins on my Waldorf Q quite often,
> for instance to
> modulate a sound with the Doepfer's Sample & Hold
> module. Great fun!
> 
> Boele
> > 
> > Rob
> > ::::::Component Records:::::::
> > Box 783, Somers, Ct 06071
> > www.componentrecords.com
> > Out Now: Neutronic-"The Mutation Engine"
> > 
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bakis Sirros wrote:
> 
> hello,
> what cv ins??you mean the pedal input of the Q???does
> this mean that i can use the control pedal input of my
> jp8000 or ms2000r to hook them up to my a100??

I don't know about that, but the Q (keyboard version) has two CV in's
that work quite well :-)

Boele

> bakis.
> 
> --- bgerkes@mac.com wrote:
> > component wrote:
> > >
> > > Out of curiousity, this morning I though it would
> > be cool to try hook my A100 and Filterfactory
> > > up together.......I've been able to get some
> > really off the hook sounds with this combo. I didn't
> > > realise this until just now, but the filter
> > factory has a cv hookup in the back and responds
> > quite
> > > excellently to the A100's LFOs. Anyone else come
> > across any other happy accidents with
> > > non modular gear ?
> >
> > Yes! I use the CV ins on my Waldorf Q quite often,
> > for instance to
> > modulate a sound with the Doepfer's Sample & Hold
> > module. Great fun!
> >
> > Boele
> > >
> > > Rob
> > > ::::::Component Records:::::::
> > > Box 783, Somers, Ct 06071
> > > www.componentrecords.com
> > > Out Now: Neutronic-"The Mutation Engine"
> > >
> > >
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Hi list,
the Roland Juno-60 has a "VCF Control" input, which makes possible to produce FM-like sounds when an oscillator in audio range is patched in. The other nice feature is the "Arpeggio Clock" in. Wonderul for synchronising to a running A-155.

Paul

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: component 
  To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2002 5:10 PM
  Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Doepfer-Electrix Meshing


  Out of curiousity, this morning I though it would be cool to try hook my A100 and Filterfactory 
  up together.......I've been able to get some really off the hook sounds with this combo. I didn't
  realise this until just now, but the filter factory has a cv hookup in the back and responds quite 
  excellently to the A100's LFOs. Anyone else come across any other happy accidents with 
  non modular gear ? 


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HI bakis 


> what cv ins??you mean the pedal input of the Q???does
> this mean that i can use the control pedal input of my
> jp8000 or ms2000r to hook them up to my a100??
I tried this with several instruments (DX7, ESQ1, AN1x). The answer is: yes
and no. 

Yes: Most (but not all!) times those jacks simply are three contact jacks
with 
Ground = Ground
Ring   = Plus 5 Volts Out
Tip    = CV-Input

So if you use a stereo-plug and use only ground and tip, then you may input
a control voltage (no guarantee!).

No: The instruments processor scans those inputs usually at a quite low
frequency. This means, you may input a not too fast LFO, but forget it
about modulations with faster signals like envelopes or audio.

Florian
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thanks florian...
bakis.

--- Florian Anwander <Florian.Anwander@consol.de>
wrote:
> HI bakis 
> 
> 
> > what cv ins??you mean the pedal input of the
> Q???does
> > this mean that i can use the control pedal input
> of my
> > jp8000 or ms2000r to hook them up to my a100??
> I tried this with several instruments (DX7, ESQ1,
> AN1x). The answer is: yes
> and no. 
> 
> Yes: Most (but not all!) times those jacks simply
> are three contact jacks
> with 
> Ground = Ground
> Ring   = Plus 5 Volts Out
> Tip    = CV-Input
> 
> So if you use a stereo-plug and use only ground and
> tip, then you may input
> a control voltage (no guarantee!).
> 
> No: The instruments processor scans those inputs
> usually at a quite low
> frequency. This means, you may input a not too fast
> LFO, but forget it
> about modulations with faster signals like envelopes
> or audio.
> 
> Florian
> -- 
> Florian Anwander                  |ConSol* 
> HP-Support
> Tel.   +49.89.45841-133          
> |Consulting&Solutions Software GmbH
> Fax    +49.89.45841-139           |Franziskanerstr.
> 38, D-81669 M�nchen
> email: florian.anwander@consol.de
> |http://www.consol.de
> 


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--- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "component" <component@m...> 
wrote:
 Anyone else come across any other happy accidents with 
> non modular gear ? 
> 
> Rob 


i made a similar discovery recently involving a100, reaktor, and a 
peavey pc1600x faderbox.  generally i'll sync the a100's lfo's, etc 
to reaktor via midi clock and the fader box controls the softsynth's 
parameters.    but the fun really begins when the a155 (or 
something) gets plugged into the peavey's cv and gate input to 
control whatever softsynth parameter(s) you like...opens a new 
world of control.  fun!
duff

> Anyone else come across any other happy accidents with 
> non modular gear ? 

I finally scraped together enough money for a Jomox Sunsyn. (My 
Memorymoog continues to be on the sick list, and the Juno 106 and 
Matrix 1000 are a bit too limited for what I want to do with 
polyphonic analog). I was quite happy to discover that the Sunsyn's 
two external inputs can be used for either audio or CV. These can be 
used as input to any of the four analog modulation routing paths.

There's a lot for me to experiment with here, but an obvious start is 
to use the Sunsyn's very cool filter (where each of the four filter 
poles can be independently programmed, and you can morph between 
filter scenes) as an external VCF for the A100. 

If anyone has any ideas or suggestions for modulating the Sunsyn from 
the A100, I'd love to hear them!

Joe

P.S. Speaking of Electrix, has anyone tried the Electrix Repeater 
Loop/Phrase Sampler in conjunction with an A100 or other modular 
synth? It looks like it might be an easy and fast way to include 
several A100 sounds in an arrangement.