Doepfer

Well, well, well!

Finally I have become an A100 owner and it feels simply grand!  
Suddenly, the sun seems to shine just a little brighter and the birds 
seem to sing just a little sweeter  :-)

I am completely in love with the Wasp filter.  Still waiting on the 
Trautonium filter and 8-bit Sampler modules.  Should be here in a 
couple of weeks.  All in all, I am very pleased.  It sounds great and 
I think all my other gear in the studio is jealous due to all the 
attention I've been giving to the A100.  Just the immediacy of the 
interface was worth the price of admission.  Already, I can't wait to 
start selecting modules for the next stage of expansion.  

I do have a quick question for someone who has a Maq 16/3 racked with 
the A100:  Since the CV/Gate outs for the back are on the rear of the 
unit and the CV/Gate inputs are on the front of the A100, what is the 
best way to integrate these two seamlessly?  Would it make sense to 
drill through the back of the A100 and attach the Maq to a Multiple 
or is there a more elegant solution?   Bus access module perhaps?

If anyone just happens to be curious on the final module 
configuration I selected for my first system, I'd be happy to post it 
as an Excel or text file.

Many thanks to all the group members who assisted in helping me 
select the modules.  Now that my basic system is complete, my prime 
interest is in adding modules that will provide the ability to create 
complex, self-evolving "noodles."  Any suggestions as to what and how 
many of specific types of modules to obtain would be welcome.


Kindest regards,
John

> Well, well, well!
> 
> Finally I have become an A100 owner and it feels simply grand!  
> Suddenly, the sun seems to shine just a little brighter and the 
birds 
> seem to sing just a little sweeter  :-)

Welcome

> I do have a quick question for someone who has a Maq 16/3 racked 
> with the A100:  Since the CV/Gate outs for the back are on the rear 
> of the unit and the CV/Gate inputs are on the front of the A100, 
> what is the best way to integrate these two seamlessly?  Would it 
> make sense to drill through the back of the A100 and attach the Maq 
> to a Multiple or is there a more elegant solution?   Bus access 
> module perhaps?

I use an audio patchbay with my A100 and Regelwerk, which also has 
the CV/Gate outputs on the rear.
 
> If anyone just happens to be curious on the final module 
> configuration I selected for my first system, I'd be happy to post 
> it as an Excel or text file.

Please do.

Joe

Likewise!

Speaking of the MAQ. I read on the doepfer site that it originally 
didn't have the quantizer on the cv output. Appearently in the latest 
OS it has. Is there some way I can switch this off? I want to try out 
these vowel sounds on the 127 that the manual goes on about, but 
that's rather hard to do when the MAQ keeps quantizing.

Cheers,
Patrick

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Joe Buechler" 
<buechlerjoe@t...> wrote:
> 
> > Well, well, well!
> > 
> > Finally I have become an A100 owner and it feels simply grand!  
> > Suddenly, the sun seems to shine just a little brighter and the 
> birds 
> > seem to sing just a little sweeter  :-)
> 
> Welcome
> 
> > I do have a quick question for someone who has a Maq 16/3 racked 
> > with the A100:  Since the CV/Gate outs for the back are on the 
rear 
> > of the unit and the CV/Gate inputs are on the front of the A100, 
> > what is the best way to integrate these two seamlessly?  Would it 
> > make sense to drill through the back of the A100 and attach the 
Maq 
> > to a Multiple or is there a more elegant solution?   Bus access 
> > module perhaps?
> 
> I use an audio patchbay with my A100 and Regelwerk, which also has 
> the CV/Gate outputs on the rear.
>  
> > If anyone just happens to be curious on the final module 
> > configuration I selected for my first system, I'd be happy to 
post 

> > it as an Excel or text file.
> 
> Please do.
> 
> Joe

Patrick,

I'll read through the MAQ manual again when I get home and post the 
information if I find anything.  Now that I have more of a use for 
the CV outs on the MAQ, I'd certainly like to make use of that 
feature (if its still accessible).

John


> Likewise!
> 
> Speaking of the MAQ. I read on the doepfer site that it originally 
> didn't have the quantizer on the cv output. Appearently in the 
latest 
> OS it has. Is there some way I can switch this off? I want to try 
out 

> these vowel sounds on the 127 that the manual goes on about, but 
> that's rather hard to do when the MAQ keeps quantizing.
> 
> Cheers,
> Patrick
>