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2007-05-26 by (i think you can figure that out)
All - The production faceplates and PCB sets for the Model 28 Programmable Tap Clock have arrived. I am currently building the first article. We should have units at our dealers in the first week of June. I've uploaded a photo of the production unit onto the Model 28 product page
2007-05-16 by (i think you can figure that out)
All - FInally got real here and we have a new toll free, multi-extension phone number to prove it. Our new number is: 888 791-0010 Please update your records. You now have separate menu selections for Peter and Tim of Plan B, Sean Price of Synthbox, plus a dedicated extension for
2007-05-15 by bellenger_a
Hello, just got model 13 yesterday from MESI in Paris and I really love the module, really actually does what I was expecting... and hoping I like this particular very percussive sound... and the crossfade sum knob just make me feel like it would be nice to have more Plan B modul
2007-05-11 by mattishq
very cool peter , another must have :) --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "(i think you can figure that out)" wrote: > > Shipping of the Model 28 is to begin in three weeks. > > For a complete product description and picture, go here: > > http://www.ear-group.net/model_28
2007-05-11 by (i think you can figure that out)
All, Our U.S. toll-free number is about to be pulled. A bummer, but for good reason: My local area has finally been approved for internet phone service, meaning I can once and for all rid myself of AT&T completely. Good riddance. Unfortunately Charter Cable does not provide 800 n
2007-05-10 by untiedstates
congrats peter! this looks excellent. --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "(i think you can figure that out)" wrote: > > Shipping of the Model 28 is to begin in three weeks. > > For a complete product description and picture, go here: > > http://www.ear-group.net/model_28.
2007-05-09 by John
VERY IMPRESSIVE Peter! I listened to only a couple of sound files. I particularly like the one where it was tracking Holst\u2019s “Planets\u201d. I haven\u2019t fully dug into the info on the site yet but is it wrong to think of this module as a kind of envelope follower on stero
2007-05-09 by (i think you can figure that out)
comments in line: One, thanks to everyone for the encouragement on this one. You never know how things are going to go over sometimes and I aim to please. --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, John wrote: > > VERY IMPRESSIVE Peter! I listened to only a couple of sound files.
2007-05-09 by Axel Jungkunst
Damned, the next must-have! best regards Axel (i think you can figure that out) schrieb: > > Shipping of the Model 28 is to begin in three weeks. > > For a complete product description and picture, go here: > > http://www.ear-group.net/model_28.html > > > Product Summary: > > The
2007-05-09 by Bakis Sirros
hello Peter, great module! well done!! best regards, Bakis. --- "(i think you can figure that out)" wrote: > Shipping of the Model 28 is to begin in three weeks. > > For a complete product description and picture, go > here: > > http://www.ear-group.net/model_28.html > > Product
2007-05-09 by amnesia
nice > >
2007-05-08 by (i think you can figure that out)
The 28A Expander will be shipping...ah...late June-ish and will add basic LFO wqveform outputs to the MOdel 28's quarter and eight note outputs. Waveforms will be: Triangle Inverted Triangle (180 degrees off-phase of Tri out) Ramp Inverted Ramp (180 degrees off-phase of Ramp Outp
2007-05-08 by (i think you can figure that out)
Shipping of the Model 28 is to begin in three weeks. For a complete product description and picture, go here: http://www.ear-group.net/model_28.html Product Summary: The Plan B Model 28 Programmable Tap Clock is the second computer-based product in the Plan B line and addresses t
2007-05-08 by (i think you can figure that out)
All, We have discovered a very odd problem with leaky caps on three Model 10's. They make audible noise by themselves (faint clicking sound) at the end of each cycle. It's impossible to hear this unless you make your unit self-oscillate and hol the thing up to your ear. Tat's whe
2007-05-07 by amnesia
The Ken Stone / Elby Super Psycho LFO will be out in Eurorack format soon (Panther series) untiedstates wrote: > > in agreement about the lack of LFOs with PWM... i was looking for just > that very thing in eurorack format and gave up. > > a full-featured VCO that can turn into a
2007-05-07 by (i think you can figure that out)
Hey! So what did the Model 28 say to the inskeeper? "Tap Tap Tap Tap Tap Tap Tap Tap "... [insert rim shot here] ....you've been suitably teased. anyone? anyone?? anyone??? - P
2007-05-07 by (i think you can figure that out)
....actually, any VCO with switchable integation timing: In order to shift the frequency center of a VCO, the preferred method is to change the basic charge time in the integrator. The integrator is the thing that forms the core waveform. Depending on how it recevies it's drive c
2007-05-07 by untiedstates
in agreement about the lack of LFOs with PWM... i was looking for just that very thing in eurorack format and gave up. a full-featured VCO that can turn into a full-featured LFO at the flip of a switch is a good thing. there's a lack of complex LFOs. how low can the model 15 go u
2007-05-05 by Axel Jungkunst
Hi Phil and Brad, I think we have a very different kind of using oscillators and making music. I'm not a fan of uncontrollable noise but more of musical oscillators with a special timbre. You are right concerning the modulation options (also the Model 10 has interesting features
2007-05-05 by Brad Hawkins
for live noise making.... i would want it not that the octave switch is entirely useless, just for what I do the 'lfo switch' would be grand On May 4, 2007, at 7:38 AM, Axel Jungkunst wrote: > The octave switch is very useful, LFOs are enough in a system, I > think....or easy to
2007-05-04 by ph@comcast.net
-------------- Original message ---------------------- From: Axel Jungkunst > The octave switch is very useful, LFOs are enough in a system, I > think....or easy to purchase somewhere. actually, finding an LFO with PWM or FM or even bi-polar VC isn't so easy. Only a few LFOs have
2007-05-04 by Axel Jungkunst
The octave switch is very useful, LFOs are enough in a system, I think....or easy to purchase somewhere. The model 15 is too valuable as to use it like an LFO. Just my 2 cents Axel Brad Hawkins schrieb: > > oh i really wish the oct switch could be the LFO switch > that would be s
2007-05-04 by Brad Hawkins
oh i really wish the oct switch could be the LFO switch that would be super. no use here really for the octave switch...
2007-05-03 by junelle-coyne531@helloalaska.info
PG: I usually kill these before you guys ever see them, but this one is classic. That and I thought some of us may b einterested. just kidding. Original post: People judge your dick size by your shoes size. With xtrasize+ you dont have to wear bigger shoes to make women think you
2007-05-03 by Robair, Gino
So, far I can’t find a mention of it on the 15 page. Is it live yet? G
2007-05-03 by Axel Jungkunst
PG: Can do as soon as the faceplates arrive. They are running about a two week cycle, and were submitted late last week. In the meantime, I've uploaded the faceplate art (a sorry substitute, I know!). Go to the files section and click on 15A Faceplate Art. Hi Peter, it sounds ver
2007-05-03 by (i think you can figure that out)
If any of you would like to convert the M15 to the world's most expensive LFO, It's really easy to add a switch and another cap to do that. The cap I mention on this instruction is the large silver-metallicone to the right of the LM311 on the main board. Go to the files section o
2007-05-03 by (i think you can figure that out)
The first shipment of the new Model 26 Multi-Tasking Control Processors have been delvered to Analogue Haven and are now availiable for sale. They will be shipping to our overseas dealers in the coming week.
2007-05-03 by (i think you can figure that out)
The Plan B Model 15 Rev.2 will begin shipping on May 6, 2007. The circuit is identical to previous releases with the addition of a new connector to support the 15A Expander. This is the only circuit change. To facilitate this the PCB had to be redesigned and while we were at it w
2007-04-30 by John
Yes, the Model 10 can catch you off guard when you first use it. It behaves unlike any other EG I have ever used (which can be a good thing). Basically you have to throw away and preconceptions you may have and just try and dig the way the 10 does things. After I approached it li
2007-04-29 by jalmari3
Comments in line by Peter Grenader: This module appears mystical for me. First (my usual) complaint about the knobs: I would like the rise and fall controls to be more precise (less sensitive) near counterclockwise position. That would make it easier to set short times. Also, in
2007-04-29 by jalmari3
Thank you for your comments. > There are two things you need to check: > > 1) is the amplitude of the two signals you are inputting iinto > INJECT A and B equal in amplitude to begin with? Checked. The equal balance is, when xfade knob is at slightly over 9 o'clock. Signal at inj
2007-04-28 by (i think you can figure that out)
I've uploaded a map of the M15 board to show the location of R28, the resistor that needs alteration for the Hard Sync Modification. It's in the photo secion of this group in the Misc folder, entitled 'hard_sync_how-to.jpg. enjoy. - P
2007-04-28 by amnesia
nice one can you show us a photo of what one to remove, as per all your other changes.. Can I just set up a direct credit account to you so you can take my wage each week :-) Ross (i think you can figure that out) wrote: > > Just to show that I listen to ou guys, if you want to m
2007-04-27 by (i think you can figure that out)
Just a note: As of yesterday, 4/26/07, we have been given the ownership of the EAR-GROUP.COM domain. By this weekend both .net and .com will get you to our site. Many thanks to all parties involved who instigated this ownership transfer. - P
2007-04-27 by (i think you can figure that out)
Just to show that I listen to ou guys, if you want to make your Model 15 sync from what it is stock to a very hard, change R28 (a 56K horizontally-positioned resistor right below the SYNC wire on the PCB to 10K. Another option is just floating a 12k over the 56K without removing
2007-04-27 by cray5656
damit Peter you are taking my Wiard modular money ! :-)
2007-04-27 by (i think you can figure that out)
There are a few suprises coming for the month of May which include the release ofTHREE NEW PRODUCTS above and beyond the Model 26, and a major re-design of another module that's been released for some time. Included in these will be the Model 15A, the Model 28 and 28A Model 28? T
2007-04-27 by (i think you can figure that out)
All - Good news. First Delivery of the Model 26 Mutli-tasking Control Processors will be availiable for sale on Wednesday, May 2 at Analogue Haven and shipped to Scheider's Beuro on May 3. - P
2007-04-27 by jalmari3
From Peter Grenader: There are two things you need to check: 1) is the amplitude of the two signals you are inputting iinto INJECT A and B equal in amplitude to begin with? 2) You need to adjust the trim pot on the second board - this effects the linearity of the cross fade . The
2007-04-24 by Bryan E Cornell
From Peter Grenader: It is quite possible that the two keyboards are slightly different. ALl of them work on adjustments for settingt their ranges, all of them use trim pots to do that, all trim pots go out of adjustment from time to time. In regard to the linearity bowing you're
2007-04-18 by (i think you can figure that out)
The store demo of the Model 26 Multi-tasking Audio Processor (a produciton unit) has been installed at Analogue Haven. Those of you that are local to their showroom can come by and ot it through iut's paces Those who aren't could use it as an excuse to come enjoy the best weather
2007-04-17 by Rafael Cohen
Hi Bryan, I have had trouble with the fit of my Plan B modules in the Doepfer A-100P portable suitcase. Some fit better than others. Doepfer modules fit no problem. I don't own a Model 15, but had probs fitting the M24 and M12. Rafael
2007-04-17 by Axel Jungkunst
Hi Peter and Bryan, I had also difficulties with the tracking of both Model 15s, until I changed the location from a Doepfer rack with PSU 1 to one with PSU 2. With PSU 2 racks I have to calibrate them one time in month to arange a very fine tuning. Maybe this wil be a hint? best
2007-04-16 by Loren Nerell
>I too love my EMS Synthi and love the matrix...I was under the >impression matrix boards are hard to come by now days and the pins too Harder to come by then in the past but not impossible. Matrix style patching has its advantages and disadvantages. As far as programing goes the
2007-04-16 by Bryan E Cornell
Peter Grenader added comments in line: >>>1) When you are calbrating, are you doing so with the same power supply it's >>>powered with when it's in the rack? Yes, I leave it connected, but just loosen the screws and pull it out of the Doepfer (G6) rack far enough to access the tr
2007-04-16 by (i think you can figure that out)
We're pleased to announce that Electro-Acoustic Research has been invited to return to Tape Op Magazine's annual TapeOpCon convention at the Hilton El Conquistador Resort in Tucson from June 8 to June 10. Plan B Products will again be on display and awaiting your enquiring tweaks
2007-04-16 by Bryan E Cornell
From Peter Grenader: Regardig your comment below. THis is a new one on me. I have questions, then I can answer yours: 1) When you are calbrating, are you doing so with the same power supply it's powered with when it's in the rack? 2) Who's rack are you using? Is it home built? If
2007-04-10 by Axel Jungkunst
Hi Matt, have a look at http://www.steckbox.com/ best regards Axel mattishq schrieb: > > Hi folks > > would it ever be possible to offer or self build some kind of > ems style pin matrix.I love my modular accept 1 thing - the leads . . . > the ems i love for its character but als
2007-04-10 by amnesia
now if we can get the tkb to be $185 :-) (i think you can figure that out) wrote: > > > The new Plan B Model 26 Multi-tasking CV Processor has hit the > assembly stage and will be > available for purchase on two weeks time. A fully operational store > demo will be at Analogue > H