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RE: [Doepfer_a100] new info on the SOU modules and A107 from doepfer!!!

RE: [Doepfer_a100] new info on the SOU modules and A107 from doepfer!!!

2003-05-20 by David Salter

Hi Bakis/all,
 
For the SOU this sounds good.
 
I would like some guidance from Dieter on how the existing A100 modules
combined with the "Quantized
voltages 2 power n/n+1 states", then with the "Stored
random voltages" with adjustable voltage level
distribution. all fit together, so a good manual will be import at the
release of the module rather than a few months later.
 
Shame about the a107 delay, but excellent the Doepfer take the UAT
seriously and want to get the final product right, instead of releasing
a sub-standard module.
 
 
 
 
 

David Salter 

Tel: +44 20 7542 2402 
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	-----Original Message-----
	From: Bakis Sirros [mailto:synth_freak_2000@yahoo.com] 
	Sent: 19 May 2003 17:51
	To: Doepfer_a100 group
	Subject: [Doepfer_a100] new info on the SOU modules and A107
from doepfer!!!
	
	
	DIETER DOEPFER SAIS:(ABOUT THE SOU MODULES):
	" At first we will probably begin with the "Quantized
	voltages 2 power n/n+1 states", then with the "Stored
	random voltages" with adjustable voltage level
	distribution. These functions cannot be realized with
	A-100 modules so far. For the remaining functions of
	the SOU we are not sure if we will develop new modules
	as these functions can be realized with existing A-100
	modules. E.g. the integrator is nothing but an A-171,
	the toggling S&H can be realized with A-148, A-160 and
	A-165. The A-118 is a noise source with adjustable
	blue/red contents at the colored output compared to
	the Buchla noise source with 3 fixed filters (for the
	Buchla 265 an analog source like the A-118, for the
	Buchla 266 the same digital noise circuit as in the
	A-117 is used). The realization of the fluctuating
	random CV's is a bit more complicated but can be
	realized with an A-145 (triangle at 100Hz) that is
	mixed with the random output of the A-118 in a mixer,
	a VCLFO A-147, a S&H A-148 and the VC Slew Limiter
	A-171. We will decide later if new SOU modules will be
	developed that contain a set of internally patched
	functions like the toggling S&H or the fluctuating
	random CV's. I'm not sure if it is worth the efforts
	to combine existing modules in a new combination. But
	if the customers really want such modules we will
	offer them.
	
	And to speak the truth - it seems that many customers
	ask for a replica of the SOU without knowing the
	functions of the SOU. Only the "quantized voltages"
	and the "stored random voltage" section is something
	you cannot create with the existing A-100 modules.
	
	There is another new information: After some A-100
	users in the Munic area have tested the first and
	second prototype (including add. CV inputs and step
	reset function) of the A-107 we will have to redesign
	the module again. The reason is that for long morphing
	times the morphing steps between different filter
	types are lightly audible. So far the morphing is made
	by the microcontroller and four 8 bit digital-analog
	converters generate the control voltages for the four
	VCAs of the morphing stages. Obviously the 8 bit
	resolution is not smooth enough so that we will have
	to modify the module again and introduce four (analog)
	voltage controlled slew limiters between the DACs and
	VCAs to obtain a 100% smooth transition between
	different filters even for very long morphing times (~
	10 seconds or more, up to some minutes). For short
	morphing times (max. a few seconds) the 8 bit
	resolution does not matter but for long morphing times
	one could hear lightly the steps from one filter to
	another due to the 8 bit resolution. So the delivery
	date for the A-107 has to be postponed  for about one
	month. Sorry - but quality is more important than
	keeping the expected delivery date.
	
	Best  wishes
	Dieter Doepfer"
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
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	synthfreak(parallel worlds)
	athens-greece
	[Doepfer_a100] group owner
	
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Re: new info on the SOU modules and A107 from doepfer!!!

2003-05-20 by Tommy DOG

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, David Salter <david.salter@r...> wrote:
> Hi Bakis/all,
>  
> For the SOU this sounds good.
>  
> I would like some guidance from Dieter on how the existing A100 modules
> combined with the "Quantized
> voltages 2 power n/n+1 states", then with the "Stored
> random voltages" with adjustable voltage level
> distribution. all fit together, so a good manual will be import at the
> release of the module rather than a few months later.

I suspect that there will be a diagram (hopefully soon) much like the Trautonium that may evolve as the modules do.
The good thing about Dieter's choice of doing things with a graphic is that one is prone to experiment as his end of the 
project is done.

This method made me try a number of variations with the Trautonium sound that I ended uo buying a few extra modules that 
have become very useful in adding other features.   

TD

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