Doepfer

first off, i think saying "if you don't have one, get one" could be misleading, and i apologize for that..what i mean is the A-101-9 Universal Vactrol mod is a very good thing to have to add voltage control to mods that don't have voltage control for some functions...

for this  example: i added a jack to an A-145 LFO that accepts the output of the Universal Vactrol mod, and that routes a control voltage signal  (output from the A-140 ADSR) signal to the frequency of the LFO...for a better idea, look at the technical info on Doepfer's site about the A-101-9....i've been able to add voltage control to several modules on my Doepfer rack, and it has given me lots of options i didn't have before...

rg

----- Original Message ----
From: dab <trafo-dab@gmx.de>
To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 1:26:03 PM
Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] a155 Grooves

hello ross

what does the universal vactrol actually do in this patch ?
i dont have it but i would like to recreate your idea.

Ross Goniakowski schrieb:
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> i just happened to have an A-155 loop going when i read this post so i 
> did a little test: i took one of the trigger outs on the A-155 to an 
> A-140 ADSR, ran that into the A-101-9 Universal Vactrol mod (if you 
> don't have one, get one), then i fed output to the Freq. jack i added 
> to an A-145 LFO..works like a charm..i don't know if you are going to 
> get drum machine style grooves or anything, but it messes up the 
> timing pulse very nice!
>
> rg
>
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> From: dab <trafo-dab@gmx. de <mailto:trafo- dab%40gmx. de>>
> To: Doepfer_a100@ yahoogroups. com <mailto:Doepfer_ a100%40yahoogrou ps.com>
> Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 8:53:58 AM
> Subject: [Doepfer_a100] a155 Grooves
>
> hello Group
>
> what methods you use to let the 155 play in swing or with a variable
> pattern groove ?
> for swing i found a clock synced triangle or saw down lfo extremely
> usefull,
> but i would like to archieve something more complex.
>
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A crude swing clock can be obtained by combining two outputs from A-
161. For example, outputs #1 and #6 give ratio 5:3.
http://www.esnips.com/doc/910adfe6-44ff-42f9-b472-53ede41396a6/5;3_swing

Jari Jokinen

thank you jari, thats great


jalmari3 schrieb:
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> A crude swing clock can be obtained by combining two outputs from A-
> 161. For example, outputs #1 and #6 give ratio 5:3.
> http://www.esnips.com/doc/910adfe6-44ff-42f9-b472-53ede41396a6/5;3_swing 
> <http://www.esnips.com/doc/910adfe6-44ff-42f9-b472-53ede41396a6/5;3_swing>
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> Jari Jokinen
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Sorry. Just a test.
(This thread is not shown at the top the list despite recent activity.)

i just found another way :

the pulse output of an osc tuned in lfo speed as the clock in input.
now you can adjust the swing factor with the pulsewidth knob.
additionally you can apply pwm from a slow lfo that is synced to several
steps of the sequencer to get the whole thing shaking really nice.




dab schrieb:
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> thank you jari, thats great
>
> jalmari3 schrieb:
> >
> > A crude swing clock can be obtained by combining two outputs from A-
> > 161. For example, outputs #1 and #6 give ratio 5:3.
> > 
> http://www.esnips.com/doc/910adfe6-44ff-42f9-b472-53ede41396a6/5;3_swing 
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> <http://www.esnips.com/doc/910adfe6-44ff-42f9-b472-53ede41396a6/5;3_swing>>
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Is anyone on this list able to advise on a module I should get

I have a Doepher A100P suitcase
Top row is
A-154,A-155, A-190
Cwejan VM1 , A-106 Extreme

I have 44 TE/HP left in bottom row
Im deciding on a Livewire AFG (28 TE/HP)  or
Cwejan VCO-2RM  (20 TE/HP)

the VM1 has its own VCO, VCF and VCA and EG  so I can patch either  
the AFG or VCO-2RM into the VM1 VCF input
the VCO-2FM can double as a LFO and has a ring mod but the Livewire  
AFG is the latest and greatest and is out in 4 weeks

Advise welcome--any other modules also to fill the remainder

thanks David

Hi, I can also recommend the quad ADSR, and the quad LFO. I have also
surprisingly got a lot of use out of the A-129-3 as a 5-way CV
offset/attenuator. It seems to work its way into almost every patch. I
also use the A-156 Quantizer for VCO pitch CV. The A-118 noise source
is useful. I would also recommend a MIDI/CV converter that handles
more than one CV/gate pair, since you seem to be looking for multiple
voices.

Doug

> Is anyone on this list able to advise on a module I should get
>

another vote for the quad ADSR, quad LFO and the vocoder attenuator/ 
offset generator.
also look into the quad AD, a very underrated module.
what i use quite often as well are a-167 comparators and a-172 max/min

best,
d
On 09. Apr 2008, at 8:01 AM, Doug wrote:

> Hi, I can also recommend the quad ADSR, and the quad LFO. I have also
> surprisingly got a lot of use out of the A-129-3 as a 5-way CV
> offset/attenuator. It seems to work its way into almost every patch. I
> also use the A-156 Quantizer for VCO pitch CV. The A-118 noise source
> is useful. I would also recommend a MIDI/CV converter that handles
> more than one CV/gate pair, since you seem to be looking for multiple
> voices.
>
> Doug
>
> > Is anyone on this list able to advise on a module I should get
> >
>
>
> 



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Yeah, here also very much into the quad AD/LFO, A106-1 filter, 196 PLL, 
A166+149s+118 combo for all sorts of random gates...

Best,

Alexandre



--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Denis Gökdag <q-art@...> wrote:

>
> another vote for the quad ADSR, quad LFO and the vocoder attenuator/ 
> offset generator.
> also look into the quad AD, a very underrated module.
> what i use quite often as well are a-167 comparators and a-172 max/min
> 
> best,
> d
> On 09. Apr 2008, at 8:01 AM, Doug wrote:
> 
> > Hi, I can also recommend the quad ADSR, and the quad LFO. I have also
> > surprisingly got a lot of use out of the A-129-3 as a 5-way CV
> > offset/attenuator. It seems to work its way into almost every patch. I
> > also use the A-156 Quantizer for VCO pitch CV. The A-118 noise source
> > is useful. I would also recommend a MIDI/CV converter that handles
> > more than one CV/gate pair, since you seem to be looking for multiple
> > voices.
> >
> > Doug
> >
> > > Is anyone on this list able to advise on a module I should get
> > >
> >
> >
> > 
> 
> 
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