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2007-01-25 by vtl5c3
I would say - a touch keyboard. --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "(i think you can figure that out)" wrote: > > I've added a shot of the first Model 21 into the photo section of this site. > > Back from a successful Namm debut, the Model 21 now rests peacefully in it's
2007-01-25 by (i think you can figure that out)
Against my better judgement (a lot of things to do here), I guilted myself into adding the Models 25 and 26 to the module listings on the Plan B site - each with it's own information page. Go to the EAR site to check them out. Look for the Model 27 DIgital Delay's tomorrow mornin
2007-01-25 by cray5656
do we win a Milton if we get it right? ha ha some touch panel
2007-01-25 by (i think you can figure that out)
I owe you all more information on the new Models 25, 26 and 27. It's coming in the next few. We returned form Namm after shutting down operations here due to the show and are back into full production. In short - no time for site updates tright now. We're delivering 12 units to A
2007-01-25 by (i think you can figure that out)
I've added a shot of the first Model 21 into the photo section of this site. Back from a successful Namm debut, the Model 21 now rests peacefully in it's mothership. Note the 1 rack unit high space infront. We know why it's there - becuae the original Milton was seven inches high
2007-01-25 by (i think you can figure that out)
You can alter the decay - the ringing - of the Model 13. This is due to circuitry I have added to cut the bleeding down. You can't do this with Doepfer LPGs, or Buchla 292's for that matter, nor with the Wiard Borg which is very close to the Buchla 292 in design. Looking at the P
2007-01-25 by Ingo Zobel
hello jeswa, vactrols have a fixed decay time, you cannot change it without changing the vactrol. best wishes ingo --- jeswa schrieb: > Maybe this has been covered. > I love the M13, it's jacks are never lonely! > I just wish I had 4 of them or 2 quad-LPG's. > > But... > Sometime
2007-01-25 by amthewalrus
What are you using to gate your model 13's? Tim --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "jeswa" wrote: > > Maybe this has been covered. > I love the M13, it's jacks are never lonely! > I just wish I had 4 of them or 2 quad-LPG's. > > But... > Sometimes I wish that I could get
2007-01-25 by amthewalrus
Ross, SonicState made a video and did an interview with almost everyone at the Analog haven Booth. I think you will see it posted in the next couple of days. Release dates for our new stuff will be given as they approach. We're playing a bit of catch up with deliveries as NAMM to
2007-01-25 by cray5656
HI Peter I see you are back and emailing again after NAMM....shame there are no Plan B videos to watch online :-( Can you give your rabid fans any release dayes for the Milton etc? CHeers Ross
2007-01-22 by jeswa
Looking at this now, it appears that Mouser catalog numbers: 550-67003 550-67004 550-67005 (All G2 series) are the correct knobs. G1 series are "D" shaft, G2 are splined. --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "amthewalrus" wrote: > > These are the right series. But you want
2007-01-21 by jeswa
Maybe this has been covered. I love the M13, it's jacks are never lonely! I just wish I had 4 of them or 2 quad-LPG's. But... Sometimes I wish that I could get the gate response time to be a little bit shorter. I know about the leaky vactrols and how they're all unique, but besid
2007-01-20 by amthewalrus
These are the right series. But you want 67001 for gray pointers not blue (unless of course you want blue) Thanks, Tim --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "cray5656" wrote: > > I noticed today that my doepfer and plan b knobs fit on either module, > so now i want to buy 10
2007-01-20 by cray5656
even better is this correct 16mm http://www.rapidonline.com/productinfo.aspx?kw=rean%20soft&tier1=Tools%2c+Fasteners+%26+Production+Equipment&tier2=Fasteners+%26+Fixings&tier3=Knobs&tier4=16mm+soft+touch+knob&moduleno=64710 Soft touch technology available in a range of 16mm diame
2007-01-20 by cray5656
I noticed today that my doepfer and plan b knobs fit on either module, so now i want to buy 100 of the plan b knobs ( not the thinner one). is this the correct version to buy? http://www.mouser.com/search/refine.aspx?Ntt=550-67002
2007-01-16 by (i think you can figure that out)
All - Go to the EAR site for details on the new models 25, 26 and 27. Just photos for now, with full descriptions being posted once the NAMM show commences on Thursday. - P
2007-01-12 by Axel Jungkunst
Hi Peter, I was such an idiot with a reverse connection. I sent it back to Schneider'sBüro (a model 10), and the technician repaired it near 100 %. Now he needs some information from you to repair the rest (the lfo repeat doesn'twork). Will you give him some help? All the best Ax
2007-01-04 by tommy_molotov
"Further, the real estate previously used for the vertical clock in and vertical sequencing out jacks has been replaced by an internal clock and VC clock freq input. With this new configuration, one will be able to drive their Milton on it's own. The external clock input will rem
2007-01-01 by (i think you can figure that out)
All - Now that a new year is upon us, I felt it was as good a time as any to give you an update on things. First things first...Namm: We will be showing an all-Plan B system at the Namm show this year which will be fitted into one of Sean Price's super-hip Space Cases. There will
2006-12-31 by (i think you can figure that out)
We're currently on the final thrust in completing a handful of new devices which will be shown at the Winter NAMM in Anaheim. You can hear a preview of one of them here: http://www.ear-group.net/mystery_meat2.mp3 All of these new products will be formally announced on the EAR web
2006-12-23 by cray5656
happy xmas and new year peter i have enjoyd my first year with Plan B and hope to enjoy many more. PS Thanks for the phone call Ross Australia
2006-12-22 by (i think you can figure that out)
All, It's taken me some time to get to this, but I've documented a simple fix to improve the manual crossfading on rev 1.4 and 1.5 Model 15's. Go here: http://www.ear-group.net/manual_morph.jpg All you need to do is short out R65, currently a 10K resistor. There are a few differe
2006-12-14 by (i think you can figure that out)
The offset pots are linear - there's no flat spot or 'de-linear' zone hovering fore and aft around 12 o clock, but i've found it very workable regardless. The inputs are scaled so that full positive on the channel input pots will yield no attenuation at the sum outs - what goes i
2006-12-14 by (i think you can figure that out)
The offset pots are linear - there's no flat spot or 'de-linear' zone hovering fore and aft around 12 o clock, but i've found it very workable regardless. The inputs are scaled so that full positive on the channel input pots will yield no attenuation at the sum outs - what goes i
2006-12-14 by (i think you can figure that out)
Yes. Crossfading to nothing will give you an ultra quiet, ultra linear VCA for both CVs and audio signals. To do this, insert a signal into either the input B or Processor B, making sure there's nothing in the A inject or A Processor inputs and that that offset is at 12 o' clock.
2006-12-14 by (i think you can figure that out)
Sounds like you need to recalibrate the 1V/oct setting. Being a triangle core, thus not having to worry about high freq compensation settings, it's quite easy to do. The proecdure is outlined here: http://www.buzzclick-music.com/track_adjust.jpg Nothing lasts forever, you should
2006-12-14 by Bryan E Cornell
The scaling on my week-old m15 seems to be messed up. I tune it to a C and the octaves above and below are out of tune. I've tried it with two different CV keyboards so I'm pretty sure it the oscillator. Before today I was using it for wacked-out, clanorous FM stuff so it has pro
2006-12-13 by jalmari3
--- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "(i think you can figure that out)" wrote: > > > I'm going to answer these based on what I think you may be referring to here. Sorry! I should have presented my question clearer: Lets say M14 is used simply as a two independent 3 to 1 CV
2006-12-13 by John
So I\u2019ve never really looked at the M14 closely. I read in Peter\u2019s post that there are some linear VCA\u2019s in there. Can the M14 be used as a conventional VCA? Regards, John On 12/13/06 1:32 PM, "(i think you can figure that out)" wrote: I'm going to answer these base
2006-12-13 by (i think you can figure that out)
I love this question - no worries here. We have just deliveried three M14 to Schniederburo in Germany. They received them on the 8th. There are 8 more being sent to Analogue Haven next week. We are waiting for jacks at present to fi that order. It seems we made such a stink about
2006-12-13 by (i think you can figure that out)
I'm going to answer these based on what I think you may be referring to here. If I'm wrong please calrify and I will address your questions: Dead spot - If you're meaning does it have an amplitude drop in center position when crossfading two audio signals, yes it does, but it's i
2006-12-12 by Bryan E Cornell
Here's a question that synth manufacturers love to hear: Is there any word on when a new batch of Model 14's will be shipping? Bryan
2006-12-10 by jalmari3
> If you hate that, then you'll have to remove of the DC offset by > making sure the offset pot is set to the center positions on both > processors so that both LEDs are unlit WHEN NO SIGNAL IS CONNECTED TO > THE INPUTS. > Once you do that there will be no more thump. A virtual t
2006-12-08 by amthewalrus
Hi Bryan, The Model 10 is a true A/D and is therefore non-retriggerable. That said, if there is enough interest we may design a change that would provide for this function. That said, any research into this will have to wait for NAMM to pass. We're just too busy filling orders ri
2006-12-07 by Bryan E Cornell
Is it possible to have the cycle of the M10 start over again with a new gate at the cycle jack? Bryan
2006-12-05 by jalmari3
> Or do any affordable small modules exist in eurorack-format, which do exactly that? It might be easy DIY project, but Analogue Solutions have ATT4 passive attenuator: http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~concuss/concussor/att4.htm Best regards Jari Jokinen
2006-11-30 by amthewalrus
Ian, Its GOTHIC 13 ITALIC. Tim --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "digital_shock2000" wrote: > > anyone know the font name used on plan B modules? > > thanks! > Ian >
2006-11-28 by digital_shock2000
anyone know the font name used on plan B modules? thanks! Ian
2006-11-20 by (i think you can figure that out)
Plan B Ops have shut down for the Thanksgiving Holidays. We will be back in operation on Monday, Nov. 27 In the meantime, please have a safe and prosperous Thanksgiving. - P
2006-11-17 by amthewalrus
Yes, with the following exception: The control input to a vactrol is a LED. In order for a LED to turn on, there must be current flow through the device - the cathode must be biased higher than the anode, which in the case of the M13 (and most other vac appliications) is shorted
2006-11-16 by jon schatz
On Thu, 2006-11-16 at 02:38 +0000, amthewalrus wrote: > John, > > All Plan B modules are labeled for correct connection. The flat power cables included with > your modules have a red stripe on one side. All Plan B modules are labeled "Red Band This > End" on one side of the board
2006-11-16 by amthewalrus
John, All Plan B modules are labeled for correct connection. The flat power cables included with your modules have a red stripe on one side. All Plan B modules are labeled "Red Band This End" on one side of the board. Line up the labeling on the board and the red stripe on the ca
2006-11-15 by j_inform3r
Theoretical situation. I have a VCO plugged into IN 1 and it's set to FILT with the Offset turned all the way down. If I put an LFO into it's VC In will the Offset knob behave like a normal VCF's Freq knob? In other words will the LFO sweep the frequency range? I dont have an M13
2006-11-15 by John
My first Plan B modules were two M15's. I was aware that the power ribbon cable's orientation was "backwards" in regard to the normal Doepfer way of doing it. I just ordered a couple more Plan B mods (not M15's) and wanted to make sure how to plug them in. Was the M15 the only on
2006-11-14 by unknown freak
Damn! That picture's too tempting! I just want to run in there in a giant overcoat, stuff all those modules into the pockets, and run off cackling with glee ... --Chuck > -----Original Message----- > From: PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroup
2006-11-14 by (i think you can figure that out)
Availability at Analogue Haven: All previous M14 orders to Analogue Haven had been fulfilled, yet we just received a replenishing order from them a week or so ago which consists of all models (M14 included), which will be delivered to the store the week after Thanksgiving. Curren
2006-11-14 by Bryan E Cornell
Any word on when more Model 14's will make it to Analogue Haven?? In 7-10 days I plan to have some money burning a hole in my pocket. Bryan
2006-11-13 by ginorobair
Okay y'all, The link is now the correct one -- see the sidebar at the end of this article: http://emusician.com/elecinstruments/emusic_analog_renaissance/ cheers, ginorobair
2006-11-13 by Robair, Gino
I\u2019ll get that URL changed asap. (Yes, when I fact checked the article, the EAR Group had the earlier URL. So, the old and incorrect one is in the magazine (can\u2019t change that), but the Web version will be amended.) Have a happily modulating day! g On 11/12/06 1:26 AM, y\
2006-11-13 by (i think you can figure that out)
Oh, come on, Jay...stop the B.S., You're not stratching your head here, you're making problems and discrediting us. You've been doing this for three years. About the VCO, about Milton, about just about everything we've worked on. I am so over reading this jazz I cannot tell you.