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Re: My First Sony..Er..Serge!

2002-11-21 by sydilaxe

Another nice combination would be the Soup Kitchen panel and a Modcan Rack. I have been using some the newer modules and must say that they are spectacular. The Wilson Analog Delay seems to be ideal for short delay times (physical modelling applications) and CV manipulation where

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Re: My First Sony..Er..Serge!

2002-11-20 by keeperofthewogglebug

The Soup Kitchen and The Soup 2 are both processing panels. If you want Frequency Shifter [FRS] and Wilson Analog Delay [WAD] then the soup kitchen is a great way to go. The panel is very powerful and extremely fun to play with. I believe it would cost around $3500 bcaues the FRS

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What MIDI --> CV converter do you guys recommend?

2002-11-20 by James Maier

OK, it looks like I have my Serge-to-be pretty well planned out. Now I just need to choose a MIDI to CV converter. Right now I'm looking at Doepfer's MCV4 - anyone use this puppy? Anyone have good recommendations for something else? What do you use? Best Regards, James

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My First Sony..Er..Serge!

2002-11-20 by Derrick

Hey everyone, Well I have been contemplating for some time getting a Serge panel for use exclusively as an audio processor.. and since i do sound design i figured it would be a great "...first step into a larger world" .. I am a bit confused though about a few things.. I noticed

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Q about the Keyboard Envelope Generator (KEG)

2002-11-19 by Ken Stone

I have been trying to work out the functionality of the old Keyboard Envelope Generator (I don't have one) and was wondering of it's overall CV input (VC-All) increases the speed with increasing CV or increases the length with increasing CV. As a comparison, the old SSM2056 does

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Re: Digest Number 382

2002-11-18 by its_peake

--- In SergeModular@y..., synpro@a... wrote: > I've remedied this precise situation by installing bananas > on my Asys and Doepfer modules and creating a star grounding system that > grounds to the Serge power supply: > > Can you shed some more light on what you actually did to c

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Re: Digest Number 382

2002-11-17 by synpro@aol.com

I've remedied this precise situation by installing bananas on my Asys and Doepfer modules and creating a star grounding system that grounds to the Serge power supply: Can you shed some more light on what you actually did to create the ground network on the Blacet a doepher module

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Re: Serge + French Connection?

2002-11-16 by M. Blake Wilson

dustin_l_mosley wrote: > I'm looking at getting a Serge system and I want to use the > Analogue Systems French Connection controller. Is that in > anyway possible? I know that the gate signal for the Analogue > Systems is about 10 V and the gate for Serge is 5 V. But the CV > is

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Re: Serge + French Connection?

2002-11-16 by John Loffink

You don't need to attenuate the gate signal. John Loffink jloffink@... > -----Original Message----- > From: dustin_l_mosley [mailto: dustinmosley@... ] > Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 8:15 PM > To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [SergeModular] Serge + French Connection

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Serge + French Connection?

2002-11-16 by dustin_l_mosley

I'm looking at getting a Serge system and I want to use the Analogue Systems French Connection controller. Is that in anyway possible? I know that the gate signal for the Analogue Systems is about 10 V and the gate for Serge is 5 V. But the CV is both 1V/oct, I think. Is there a

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Re: Greetings...

2002-11-15 by James Maier

> Only one way to find out: call Rex @ STS: call Sound Transform Systems at: > 262.367.3030 (vox) 262.367.3434 (fax) Yep...left a message. Now I'm waiting with bated breath ;) Its pretty exciting to finally be able to afford one of these... > The Animal is a great panel, but if y

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Re: Greetings...

2002-11-15 by Blake Wilson

At 09:20 PM 11/15/2002 +0000, you wrote: Hi there folks, I'm new to the group and am about to purchase my first Serge! I'm thinking of starting with the Animal shop panel. I have a solid grounding in synthesis of all types including modular subtractive but the Serge is certainly

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Greetings...

2002-11-15 by James Maier

Hi there folks, I'm new to the group and am about to purchase my first Serge! I'm thinking of starting with the Animal shop panel. I have a solid grounding in synthesis of all types including modular subtractive but the Serge is certainly something completely different in many wa

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Re: CD?

2002-11-11 by M. Blake Wilson

synpro@... wrote: What happened to the Serege CD? Any delivery date? Sergians: I have unfortunately been unable to get this project finished because of other commitments, not least of which was a recent move. As an update, all tracks have been mastered and one or two need to be e

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CD?

2002-11-10 by synpro@aol.com

What happened to the Serege CD? Any delivery date?

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Re: [sdiy] proto.Type() : Mikado Sings

2002-11-09 by Jim Johnson

I added a less strangely named copy: http://www.technotoys.com/mikado/audio/protoType.mp3 *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 11/9/02 at 5:15 AM Peter Grenader wrote: >Maybe it's me, but the mp3 comes up as 'Not Found.' > >??? > > >Peter > > >on 11/9/02 5:11 AM, Jim Johnso

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proto.Type() : Mikado Sings

2002-11-09 by Jim Johnson

Sort of, I guess: A little ditty I put together using the Mikado prototype, a Fenix, SH-101, a MO-FX, a Zoom reverb, and Mackie 1402 VLZ. Four voices captured live to two-track soundcard, minimal editing in Cool Edit. Some realtime control of sequences, especially percussion, but

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Re: [Fwd: [] Aleatoric Competition Two]

2002-11-06 by its_peake

Mmm. Sorry about that. This thing was never fully planned and it is evolving as it goes along. I'll see if Mark will host a page with the "rules". Easier, -Mike (Is your piece posted anywhere? I'd like to hear it.) --- In SergeModular@y..., John Papiewski wrote: > If all the rule

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Re: [Fwd: [] Aleatoric Competition Two]

2002-11-06 by John Papiewski

If all the rules were spelled out in one place - like a web page - it would be a little easier to follow. I had to have Mark pull my submission on account of it being from my archives, not done just for the contest. its_peake wrote: > BTW, the limit on tracks has been removed. Al

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Re: [Fwd: [] Aleatoric Competition Two]

2002-11-06 by its_peake

--- In SergeModular@y..., John Papiewski wrote: http://www.the-gas-station.com/messages.cfm?Thread_ID=49280&Type=Normal&LastDays=7 Thanks John! Bring it on Sergions. Easier, -Mike

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AW: [SergeModular] Buying Serge from Europe

2002-11-04 by Junger Joerg

hi, tax depends on where you live, customs also. from my experience: you have to pay vat and a certain amount of customs. in countries like germany this adds to a substantial amount of money! transportation back then was fixed by sts, no chance for me to determine which carrier s

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Buying Serge from Europe

2002-10-31 by Alexandros Papadopoulos

Hello I live in Greece , and I am going to buy some Serge panels. Members of the group that come from Europe , how much did you pay for taxes and transport? In which economic related service can you find out about the tax? thanks

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Serge CD Compilation completion?

2002-10-25 by spacemodular

Hi Mr. Moderator, Hey Matt how's it going? So when are the CD's going to be finished? I'll definitely want to get a few copies at least! Andre Knecht said he was done with them excepting any last minute changes? Got a enddate insight? I know some of the pre-mastered versions from

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Re: banana (serge) to 1/8" (doepfer, blacet)

2002-10-22 by andre B delise

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Re: banana (serge) to 1/8" (doepfer, blacet)

2002-10-22 by Bill Sequeira

Re: the bananas to 1/8", STS would be able to provide some for you. They are high quality although a bit pricey. Regards, Bill ______________________________________________________________________ Bill Sequeira, Ph.D. Principal, Axon Hillock > From: peter whincop@... > > Reply-T

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banana (serge) to 1/8" (doepfer, blacet)

2002-10-22 by peter

dear serge friends, sorry for the cross posting, i am not sure where to ask this, and i am going slightly crazy, having so many nice toys but i'm not sure of how to connect things together safely and with a mind to avoiding any loops (of course!) and minimize hum. (eventually, wh

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Re: Old Serge versus Newer STS panels...

2002-10-21 by sydilaxe

--- In SergeModular@y..., John Papiewski wrote: > What's the problem? The guy who sold the 8 panel system kept sayin' it was > completely refurbished by STS in '96. If that's true then the only problems should > be cosmetic, yes? Well, STS refurbed my '78 panel in '97. I noticed

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Re: Old Serge versus Newer STS panels...

2002-10-21 by John Papiewski

What's the problem? The guy who sold the 8 panel system kept sayin' it was completely refurbished by STS in '96. If that's true then the only problems should be cosmetic, yes?

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Old Serge versus Newer STS panels...

2002-10-21 by sydilaxe

I used to have a '78 voice panel . It was usable and had a slightly different tonality than the newer panels (woodier with stability issues); however, it was significantly less reliable than my 97 STS panels. I ended up selling it. I hope that the buyer of the 8 panel system on E

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Re: [AH] Huge Serge system has been sold as a unit

2002-10-21 by Chris Whitten

> To tell someone that they "clearly don't understand the terms of using eBay", > when they quite > possibly do and yet decide to go against the stated policy, is a bit heavy > handed. I think it's spot on actually. If Ebay aren't going to do anything then it's up to the users to

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Re: [AH] Huge Serge system has been sold as a unit

2002-10-21 by S V G

As an alternate view, my experience with eBay is that they have become less and less concerned with their seller base and many people who were once staunch and loyal eBayers are now trying to play the game their own way. To maintain integrity among their sellers, perhaps eBay mig

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Question for the group

2002-10-21 by cuari7

Hi guys! Does anybody know the brand and part# of the banana jacks used by Rex in the Serge? I know they are Jackson (I think) but don't know the specific # or the dealer I can get them from. Your help is appreciated. cuari

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Re: [AH] Huge Serge system has been sold as a unit

2002-10-20 by John Loffink

Exactly. Cancelling an auction is grounds for removal from ebay, just as canceling a bid is. Both buyers and sellers are held accountable. John Loffink jloffink@... > -----Original Message----- > From: Doug [mailto: dougt55@... ] > Sent: Sunday, October 20, 2002 6:14 AM > To: Ser

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Re: [AH] Huge Serge system has been sold as a unit

2002-10-20 by Doug

--- In SergeModular@y..., "M. Blake Wilson" wrote: > Far be it from me to run to the authorities, but you clearly don't > understand the terms of using eBay to sell gear, and second I hope they > don't find out you've done this. If you don't know what I'm talking > about, review

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Re: [AH] Huge Serge system has been sold as a unit

2002-10-20 by M. Blake Wilson

grigsby@... wrote: >I received an offer which allowed me to keep the system together...upon >receiving a deposit from the buyer, I have taken my panel and power supply >auctions down. (The MIDI/CV and cables are still up, however.) > >I apologize in advance to anyone who has alre

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Re: 8 panels up on ebay

2002-10-19 by John Loffink

They are most certainly pre-1980. Compare the panels to the 1978 Serge catalog in the files section. It's a direct match. By 1979 Serge was using the new style graphics. The ebay panels contain modules that were only available with the earlier series, such as the 3 wide triple wa

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Re: 8 panels up on ebay

2002-10-19 by sebsi23

--- In SergeModular@y..., "M. Blake Wilson" wrote: > This guy has got a nice system up on ebay that might sell at real deals: > > http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&userid=evil-genius-auctions&include=0&since=-1&sort=3&rows=25 > > Watch the wrap around. B

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Re: Digest Number 366

2002-10-16 by S V G

In the interest of clarification... this guy claims that because the system contains NTO's, it is therefore circa 1980-1981. This particular system was built during the time that I worked there, it has a combination of the old style graphics on the older modules, and the "interim

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8 panels up on ebay

2002-10-15 by M. Blake Wilson

This guy has got a nice system up on ebay that might sell at real deals: http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&userid=evil-genius-auctions&include=0&since=-1&sort=3&rows=25 Watch the wrap around. No reserves! Blake -- M. Blake Wilson is OdysseySounds Email:

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Serge panel FA on Ebay

2002-10-14 by Jim Johnson

Well, the saga of my Serge panel is almost over. First of all, I sent it to Kevin Lightner for repair.. I wish to hell I'd done this years ago. He fixed the filter, rewired the VCA pots, cleaned all pots, calibrated it, defluxed it, replaced some improperly colored LEDs.. all for

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Portable Serge?

2002-10-11 by Junger Joerg

hi list, recently it the first time i took two of my four panels with me on a longer journey. the panels where mounted in a skb mixer case. i was badly cursing while i dragged the case through the streets of berlin. i cannot imagine doing this with two of the skb cases when i wou

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Re: Graphix for Serge Comp CD...Les? Johnp?

2002-10-07 by John Papiewski

Rex is a super guy but moves very slowly on stuff like this ... he's been talking about providing graphics to EGRES for years now. Sure the quality would be great, but the quality would also be great if we exhumed Rembrandt, cloned his DNA, sent him to art school etc.... Some of

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Re: Digest Number 362

2002-10-07 by synpro@aol.com

I have some graphics/photoshop skills and would be willing to give it s whirl. What is the deadline? Andrew S. > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > SergeModular-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com > > Keep on Patchin'! > > ----------------------------------------------

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Re: Graphix for Serge Comp CD...Les? Johnp?

2002-10-07 by Hielo Patagonia Sounds

Hi Blake, I¹ve recently scan Serge Modular graphics (hi-resolution 300 dpi) that Rex Probe send to me a few months ago. So now I¹ve got each module in order to plane my future Serge Modular Music System using these graphics and QuarkXpress. I think it should be quite easy using P

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Re: Graphix for Serge Comp CD...Les? Johnp?

2002-10-07 by Alexandros Papadopoulos

Hello I am a professional painter,graphic artist and 3d animator but I don't currently own a serge! If someone can sent a picture of the module that will make it to the cover I could give it a try. On Monday, October 7, 2002, at 09:21 AM, M. Blake Wilson wrote: > on 10/6/02 3:01

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Re: Graphix for Serge Comp CD...Les? Johnp?

2002-10-07 by M. Blake Wilson

on 10/6/02 3:01 PM, Michael A. Firman at maf@... wrote: Blake, You should think about using one half of a DSG as the "backdrop". It's more square (i.e. closer to a CD cover) than the NTO and it, in some sense, is more uniquely Serge. Well, the module I trashed was a WAD, in any e

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