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2008-12-06 by (i think you can figure that out)
Due to the fact that the Model 1 connects to either a Deopfer, Analogue Solutions or Analogue Systems power buss, any improvement it could bring to quell ground noise gets washed out with those buss board's daisy chained grounds. - --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "Don
2008-12-06 by Bakis Sirros
and on a positive side: i have had many modules from Plan B and i never had any problem with them! all worked fine and sounded great. and i am sure Peter is doing his best to deliver great modules to us. Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Doepfer_a100
2008-12-06 by (i think you can figure that out)
Hi guys. I've found a change which significantly improves the amount of bleed across the A/B channels on the Model 9 Mixer. I'll be happy to post it (it's a snap), but you guys gotta promise me it's not going to end up on some blog somewhere that we release goods with known defec
2008-12-06 by mritenburg
Hello Peter et. al., I pop in here every so often checking for news of the Model 30 and Mini- Milton. Any updates? juicy tid-bits? Gimme Gimme Gimme. :-) Matthew
2008-12-06 by (i think you can figure that out)
I just posted tthe following comment on Muff Wiggler. It stems form a rather pointed remark made sighting the best part of the new box we're using is it wil allow for easy transport form and to when modules have to be returned several times to fix a problem. I feel it's pertainen
2008-12-05 by Argitoth
But lemme defend MX224 with one point. Doepfer A-138c mixer is much less accurate for inverting as signal. MX224 is pretty good for anything but rounting 1v/oct. On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 12:38 PM, Argitoth wrote: > Yes, the MX224 is *definitely* bad for 1V/oct signals. For example,
2008-12-05 by Argitoth
Yes, the MX224 is *definitely* bad for 1V/oct signals. For example, say I route my midi controller 1V/oct out into my oscillator's 1V/oct in. I play C6 on my keyboard. It plays a perfect C6. Now imagine sending the 1V/oct from my midi controller to the MX224 and then to the oscil
2008-12-05 by Dan Levey
I have a number of MX-224's around my modular and they are fine for 1/v Oct. He must have gotten a defective one or had an incorrect patch setup. The Model 31 managed to take over the role of 4 MX- 224's and sticks just as well to equal voltage distribution. Dan http://www.REwire
2008-12-05 by (i think you can figure that out)
It's with great pleasure I announce that Rebekah Raff will be joining the Plan B posse effective Monday, replacing the spot vacated by Elias Angulo who left to pursue other interests. Rebekah, who studied at CalArts in mid 90s, is an accomplished harpist and contributor to the es
2008-12-05 by mirror_saw7778
Elan, could you elaborate on why the MX224 was "not good" for 1V/oct? did it alter the signal? if so did you perhaps measure it? I am interested in the MX224, one of the uses would be for 1V/oct, but mostly as an inverter for envelopes and feedback. thanks, -Haven --- In PLAN_B_a
2008-12-04 by argitoth
Hey Mr. Peter, this is going to be offtopic, but I just want to be sure you saw my post: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/PLAN_B_analog_blog/message/2211 I'm looking for a little bit of clarification on the Model 38 jumpers
2008-12-04 by richardm123uk
Hello, I was wondering if anyone has ordered plan b modules from moogaudio in Canada. I am about to lay down a some cash for 8-9 modules but moogaudio are saying they can give me no delivery time as they have not heard from EAR for a while. Anyone know anything?. Noisebug have st
2008-12-04 by jeswa
I have these I'd like to sell or trade... Please get in touch and we can talk specifics. 114 Dual Ring Mod 134 Panner/Crossfader 137 Waveform Multiplier 140 ADSR 145 LFO 170 Dual Slew Limiter
2008-12-02 by amnesia
Nice idea Peter > >
2008-12-02 by argitoth
I'm looking at the Model 38 ADSR jumpers and they aren't labeled. I don't see any "ADSR" to indicate which jumper is which. I do see "NO 38A" at the top and "WITH 38A" at the bottom of the jumpers. With the knobs facing me, going from left to right, are the jumpers RSDA? or ADSR?
2008-12-02 by (i think you can figure that out)
Along with our new boxes, effective immediately all of them will be identified with our nifty new stamp indicating the model number, date of manufacture and quality stamp of the individual who packed it. Pay special attention to the border.... To go the MISC photo folder for a pi
2008-12-02 by (i think you can figure that out)
All, I've recently come upon a few blog strings where individuals have sought the advise from fellow bloggers to solve their technical issues before coming to us. If your issues are how to get a ripping bass sound, or basic operational conventions of a given module then this is t
2008-12-01 by Chris Muir
On Dec 1, 2008, at 6:50 AM, Argitoth wrote: > thanks Chris Muir, finally I know why people need an analog > oscilloscope. now I can stop suggesting digital ones. Assuming that you are replying to a previous message where I said: > The main problems with software scopes are they d
2008-12-01 by Anthony Rolando
I have not used this scope, but it is cheap, small and new (so it will probably work on arrival, unlike a 25 yr. old tektronix). Should be plenty enough for looking at signals in a patch, calibration of AF gear and what not: http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-10-MHZ-MINI-ANALOG-OSCILLOSCOPE
2008-12-01 by Argitoth
thanks Chris Muir, finally I know why people need an analog oscilloscope. now I can stop suggesting digital ones. On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 1:25 PM, Don Kim wrote: > Did anyone say there was anything wrong with a software scope? You > really do have an abrasive condescending tone i
2008-12-01 by cray5656
I have decided that I will sell my complete euro modular... its like an early Serge / Buchla ie banana jacks and 1/4inch jacks etc... WHY ???? I have 6 Buchla panels to fill....I will buy more euro stuff again 2010. I have added up the system in second hand pricing as US$3945...s
2008-11-30 by Don Kim
Did anyone say there was anything wrong with a software scope? You really do have an abrasive condescending tone in most your posts argitoth. for a guy who dislikes digital so much, you sure do rely on it a lot. On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 6:32 PM, Argitoth wrote: > don't understand
2008-11-30 by Chris Muir
On Nov 21, 2008, at 6:32 PM, Argitoth wrote: > don't understand what's wrong with a software oscilloscope like Signal > Analyzer: http://www.rs-met.com/freebies.html The main problems with software scopes are they don't generally handle DC voltages, and they are not callibrated.
2008-11-30 by (i think you can figure that out)
Mouser p/n 550-67003 --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "Andy" wrote: > > I have a few Doepfer modules that I would like to replace the knobs on > to match the Plan B knobs. Does anyone know the brand and mouser part > number that would work? > > Thanks > > Andris Tauvers
2008-11-29 by Andy
I have a few Doepfer modules that I would like to replace the knobs on to match the Plan B knobs. Does anyone know the brand and mouser part number that would work? Thanks Andris Tauvers
2008-11-22 by Argitoth
don't understand what's wrong with a software oscilloscope like Signal Analyzer: http://www.rs-met.com/freebies.html all you want to do is calibrate your M15, you might as well get something for free. On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 6:36 PM, (i think you can figure that out) wrote: > A T
2008-11-22 by Don Kim
Look in your local newspaper or ads. You should be able to find them pretty cheap used. On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 5:27 PM, junglephone wrote: > Any recommendation for a specific model of oscilloscope? Just want to > use it to calibrate my M15's. Cheap-but-does-the-trick-with-minima
2008-11-22 by (i think you can figure that out)
A Tektronix 465, you'll be good. --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "junglephone" wrote: > > Any recommendation for a specific model of oscilloscope? Just want to > use it to calibrate my M15's. Cheap-but-does-the-trick-with-minimal- > hassel would be good. I've been look
2008-11-22 by junglephone
Any recommendation for a specific model of oscilloscope? Just want to use it to calibrate my M15's. Cheap-but-does-the-trick-with-minimal- hassel would be good. I've been looking on ebay but since I don't know jack, I could use some input. Thanks in advance. Adam
2008-11-20 by brian
Peter, with the mod to allow for DC processing are there any 'unwanted' effects as well? I'd be interested in the mod regardless. Thank you, b. --- On Thu, 11/20/08, (i think you can figure that out) wrote: From: (i think you can figure that out) Subject: [PLAN_B_analog_blog] Re:
2008-11-20 by (i think you can figure that out)
Nope! and here's why: the 'thing' about the Model 13 is the slowness of the vacs, how it creates this marvelous ringing of short sounds put through it. So, what does this slowness do to DC? It adds a (I dare say) unwanted and non-controllable slew. There's a way to convert it so
2008-11-19 by brian
hello, I was wondering if the Model 13 DTG can process DC as well as audio? Thanks, b.
2008-11-19 by astroschnautzer
--- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "NoRMaN PHaY" wrote: > > Hi, is it possible to mod the M15 VCO so that there is a greater > spread of audibility across the travel of the pot? That would be cool > if so, thanks. It's kind of tricky to tune in to a particular sound > as
2008-11-18 by NoRMaN PHaY
Hi, is it possible to mod the M15 VCO so that there is a greater spread of audibility across the travel of the pot? That would be cool if so, thanks. It's kind of tricky to tune in to a particular sound as it is. I _sort-of_ remember reading something about this before, but misse
2008-11-18 by robert piotrowicz
sounds good, simple signal demo top, but also would be great to hear what hapens with non synth signals as voice / voice or voice / vco thanks best r On 2008-11-15, at 19:27, Don Kim wrote: I've been meaning to do some simple examples of the wave splicer. I'll try to make a video
2008-11-18 by dkimcg
Listen to them vactrols spit out those FMed M15 notes! I thought this patch came out pretty nice, had the PlanB sound featured in it, so I thought I would share with the PlanB group. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0GO2lcsN5U&fmt=18 Can't wait for the M30 and the miltons. :D
2008-11-15 by evetsterueb
Peter, Thanks for that link. It's nice to see where the stuff comes from. The 32 looks great and I'm thinking one of those 35's would be great for lot's more than joystick signals (LFOs etc.). Guess I need another euro rack. When does the 35 come out? By the way, The first pictur
2008-11-15 by Don Kim
I've been meaning to do some simple examples of the wave splicer. I'll try to make a video this weekend of it in action and the scope too. I'm gonna try doing some split screen so you can see exactly what I'm doing as the changes show up on the scope. I still haven't tried LFOs w
2008-11-15 by (i think you can figure that out)
Hey TJ, First, thanks for coming by it was fun and a welcomed diversion from the usual "Shite, it's Friday we gotta ship" mantra which normally rules the day. TJ was kind enough to do a really great feature on us in his blog califaudio dot com which includes some up close and per
2008-11-15 by robert piotrowicz
demo would be good but that way 1 first signal 2 second signal 3 splice with differrent options of inputs rewire demo gives some impresion but it is to messy with which signals are what thanks r On 2008-11-15, at 12:58, (i think you can figure that out) wrote: Hi. People have com
2008-11-15 by (i think you can figure that out)
Hi. People have commented to me offlist that they're sometimes not getting the result they expect from the Splicer - that being smooth transactions between the two signals when the splice is swept backwards and forwards. If the two inputs are phase aligned - like two different ou
2008-11-14 by brian
Hello, I am in the process of whittling down the mass of possibilities in building a modular set-up and wanted to see if anyone has any reviews of the wave splicer in the elf series? My main concern is how it responds to more complex waveforms. aka sampled sounds. For example, us
2008-11-14 by (i think you can figure that out)
Our 888 number is acting up. Just call on the cell line. --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, Gene Schwartz wrote: > > > I know you're around, but you don't return emails, you don't answer > > your phone, and you don't return the messages. I need to speak to > > you - you k
2008-11-14 by amnesia
Peter As I asked earlier is there anything electrical that can be done to stop this? Regards Ross (i think you can figure that out) wrote: > > We have received a number of M10's back and in turn a few blog missles > regarding a > dead recycle (LFO) mode, While I cannot speak for
2008-11-14 by Argitoth
thank you Mr. P! On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 6:37 PM, (i think you can figure that out) wrote: > After running tests of connecting 4 VCOs to both a single Midi 2 CV and a > Quantizer. Via > a M31 there is no loss of voltage measured. > > - P > > -- www.elanhickler.com
2008-11-14 by Don Kim
Added by Peter Grenader: yes One of my M10s doesn't self cycle, but I force it to by using the EOC output to trigger it again. I had thought the switch went bad, is it possible or likely that D4 is blown on my M10 as well? -Don On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 5:58 PM, (i think you can fi
2008-11-14 by (i think you can figure that out)
We have received a number of M10's back and in turn a few blog missles regarding a dead recycle (LFO) mode, While I cannot speak for users who did not elect to return theirs, in ALL cases for those who did D4 (diode 4) was blown, meaning an external Trigger was inserted while the
2008-11-14 by (i think you can figure that out)
After running tests of connecting 4 VCOs to both a single Midi 2 CV and a Quantizer. Via a M31 there is no loss of voltage measured. - P
2008-11-14 by robert piotrowicz
ok, thanks for the answer On 2008-11-12, at 14:38, robert piotrowicz wrote: will be mixer ever released? thanks best r www.musicagenera.net www.myspace.com/robertpiotrowicz
2008-11-13 by robert piotrowicz
will be mixer ever released? thanks best r