Doepfer

My 143-1 module just arrived and, as I've done with the rest of my
system, once it got here I went to the manufacturer's page and printed
up its manual. I keep them in a binder within arm's reach. I'm new at
this. It's handy.

In any event, I just downloaded Doepfer's manual for the 143-1 and it
seems like it's missing a few pages at the end. The other Doepfer
manuals I've printed conclude with either patch sheets or blank pages
for notes or both; the 143-1 manual just stops on the first page of
User Examples (page 8 ).

I've downloaded the PDF from both the Doepfer and Analogue Haven sites
with the same result.

Do any of you have a "full" A-143-1 manual? Is there one? Or is Page 8
the final "word" on the subject (couldn't resist)?

Thanks!

Good to know-- thanks Dieter! 

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, <yahoo@...> wrote:
>
> > My 143-1 module just arrived and, as I've done with the rest of my
> > system, once it got here I went to the manufacturer's page and printed
> > up its manual. I keep them in a binder within arm's reach. I'm new at
> > this. It's handy.
> >
> > In any event, I just downloaded Doepfer's manual for the 143-1 and it
> > seems like it's missing a few pages at the end. The other Doepfer
> > manuals I've printed conclude with either patch sheets or blank pages
> > for notes or both; the 143-1 manual just stops on the first page of
> > User Examples (page 8 ).
> >
> > I've downloaded the PDF from both the Doepfer and Analogue Haven sites
> > with the same result.
> >
> > Do any of you have a "full" A-143-1 manual? Is there one? Or is Page 8
> > the final "word" on the subject (couldn't resist)?
> >
> > Thanks!
> 
> All newer manuals do no longer include the patch sheets as it seemed
that
> nobody used these templates. You are the first user who is asking
for these
> pages.
> 
> If you want to assemble a template of your system it's much easier
to use
> the front panel files from our website and print the complete
template than

> to use the single patch sheets of all modules and cut/paste them with
> scissors nad glue.
> 
> Best wishes
> Dieter Doepfer
>

> My 143-1 module just arrived and, as I've done with the rest of my
> system, once it got here I went to the manufacturer's page and printed
> up its manual. I keep them in a binder within arm's reach. I'm new at
> this. It's handy.
>
> In any event, I just downloaded Doepfer's manual for the 143-1 and it
> seems like it's missing a few pages at the end. The other Doepfer
> manuals I've printed conclude with either patch sheets or blank pages
> for notes or both; the 143-1 manual just stops on the first page of
> User Examples (page 8 ).
>
> I've downloaded the PDF from both the Doepfer and Analogue Haven sites
> with the same result.
>
> Do any of you have a "full" A-143-1 manual? Is there one? Or is Page 8
> the final "word" on the subject (couldn't resist)?
>
> Thanks!

All newer manuals do no longer include the patch sheets as it seemed that
nobody used these templates. You are the first user who is asking for these
pages.

If you want to assemble a template of your system it's much easier to use
the front panel files from our website and print the complete template than
to use the single patch sheets of all modules and cut/paste them with
scissors nad glue.

Best wishes
Dieter Doepfer

Hi


> If you want to assemble a template of your system it's much easier to use
> the front panel files from our website and print the complete template than
> to use the single patch sheets of all modules and cut/paste them with
> scissors nad glue.
If I would want to edit graphic files on a computer, I would also buy a 
Nord Modular instead of an A100. Paper, scissors and glue are true 
analogue style!



Florian (just kidding)

> > If you want to assemble a template of your system it's much 
> easier to use
> > the front panel files from our website and print the complete 
> template than
> > to use the single patch sheets of all modules and cut/paste them with
> > scissors nad glue.
> If I would want to edit graphic files on a computer, I would also buy a 
> Nord Modular instead of an A100. Paper, scissors and glue are true 
> analogue style!
> 
> Florian (just kidding)

OK, you convinced me :-)

Dieter