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2001-07-07 by Barry Michael
Sorry to post repeatedly, but I forgot to add in the last post that Rex is getting ready to do a run of Animal panels like immediately. I don't know exactly how many, but there are several. One of them is mine. He says that the delivery time on these is not going to be long, or a
2001-07-07 by Barry Michael
Chris is right. If I could only get 2 panels, I'd get an Animal and a Soup Kitchen 1. When you buy the TKB, you really need to look at it as a 2 panel purchase, as a lot of the tools you need to use it best are in the Quantizer panel. Buy a six panel PS, and a SKB case for 3 pane
2001-07-07 by Microtonal
Go here to configure Serge panels and get typical pricing: http://www.modular-planner.com/index.html John Loffink microtonal@... ----- Original Message ----- From: "derrick espino" phlizmo@... > To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Friday, July 06, 2001 8:35 PM Subject: Re: [
2001-07-07 by C. Whitten
Two of the best modules for audio processing which John didn't mention are the frequency shifter and resonant eq. I wouldn't go for a TKB if you are looking into sound design/processing, money could be better spent on a second panel. I would also make up a custom panel, I'm not s
2001-07-07 by John Papiewski
Well, the Serge is a very flexible system with many different strange modules... and some ordinary ones too. Patching with stackable banana plugs is very fun, opens a lot of possibilities. Trigger, audio, and control signals are pretty easily mixed/interchanged. The VCFQ can be u
2001-07-06 by Kirk Degiorgio
>did anyone watch this auction? yep - got outbid at the last second (hehe thx from me John)... I was going to copy them for myself and then offer the originals up to the group... but yes - they are in safe hands now anyway so hopefully they'll be posted here soon! Kirk
2001-07-06 by John Papiewski
Derrick Ian Espino wrote: > HI all, Im a sound designer from the Northern California Bay Area and > I've been trying to find information on these synths.. How are they > for processing audio? They have a lot of audio processing capability, but I don't have a lot of experience wit
2001-07-06 by rk
A link to this paper was just posted to the 'SuperCollider' list, although not directly 'Serge' related, users of the STS or Modcan ;) logic modules will find this very interesting reading: http://farben.latrobe.edu.au/mikropol/volume6/dorin_a/dorin_a.html
2001-07-06 by Matt Wilson
did anyone watch this auction? http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1442502562 i had no idea! happily, the docs were purchased by a brand new member, who might offer them up to SMOG if we're nice (thx john!). have a great weekend guys! matt -- MATT WILSON, ATTOR
2001-07-05 by Barry Michael
Hi smoggers, Like Joerg, I hope this is okay on the SMOG. I,m sure someone will tell me if it's not. I have a synth for sale. I put it out on the EML list, but the only person I heard back from was, oddly enough, Sebastian. He was very interested in the synth, but was forthright
2001-07-05 by Junger Joerg
Hi list, I hope this is appropriate for the list : is anyone interested in trading an ARP sequencer (+cash) towards a Serge TKB? If so, please let me know. Regards, Joerg >>> Rentenanstalt/Swiss Life - Official Partner Expo.02
2001-07-05 by Greg Redmond
Thanks John and Barry. I have a better idea of what it does now. The TWS has a new place in my "planner". Greg
2001-07-04 by C. Whitten
Guys, Sorry for the trouble you are having with these file downloads. No worries mate. Just glad you posted them in the first place. I had no trouble downloading the documents, love the Serge panel patch diagrams BTW. Most people I know (in the UK) are still on the old 56k modem
2001-07-04 by Barry Michael
John, It's good to know you could even download them. Thanks for the feedback. Sebastian is having loads of trouble with Yahoo services of all types it seems, and these files are suffering in his downloads. I wasn't aware that there was anybody out there without 24bit apps. These
2001-07-04 by Barry Michael
Guys, Sorry for the trouble you are having with these file downloads. The files were ready almost a week ago, but I had a hell of a time uploading them at all. Sebastian, you had warned me about timeouts and they are a fact. If you have decent connection speed, you should be able
2001-07-04 by skuehnl@yahoo.de
Hi Chris, The file section is open and files accessible by anyone. (This option can be set by Matt only.) Onff topic content follows.. If this should not be true for other users and files instead be restricted like you described, this would not be the first oddity I am recently e
2001-07-04 by C. Whitten
MP3s may lose audio fidelity, but they are an efficient means of distributing sound "examples" through the internet. Well I didn't want to add that to my other whinge. I don't even have a player that can handle wave files let alone 24 bit. I think you can get the gist of what is
2001-07-04 by Jim Johnson
Hi John; Yes, we've corresponded before.. and I've received your kind invitation to drop in some time - but the problem is that I never get to Portland! Or if I do, I'm in some kind of a hurry (went up there for a surgical consultation about 3 month ago...) Still stunned that the
2001-07-04 by Jim Johnson
Wow - Actually, the two electronics trainers are probably not much use in practical terms, but the Digital Trainer, with all those switches and gates, would be a great complement to the Serge... Jim Johnson Metaphoric Software ------------------- Makers of Techno Toys Software fo
2001-07-04 by Microtonal
Barry, The files are appreciated, but you should note that I could not play them from my normal wave players because of the 24 bit format. I had to import the files into Logic Delta to hear them. Not everyone will have a 24 bit application available. MP3s may lose audio fidelity,
2001-07-04 by Barry Michael
CW, Point well made. I will not include these remarks in future. Barry "C. Whitten" wrote: I'm so sorry to be like this (honestly) but.... It is so boring to have disclaimers about patches and soundfiles, especially when this is 1. a Serge interested group and 2. you have to join
2001-07-04 by C. Whitten
I'm so sorry to be like this (honestly) but.... It is so boring to have disclaimers about patches and soundfiles, especially when this is 1. a Serge interested group and 2. you have to join and have a password anyway. I think we are all intelligent enough to realise that there ar
2001-07-04 by Barry Michael
Thanks for tasking me. I learned a lot doing it, and now I have a format for it, so it should be easier in future. I still wish the damned audio files were easier to move around though. I have a real distaste for mp3s. see ya, BarryM Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresse
2001-07-04 by Barry Michael
The files that Kirk requested a while back demonstrating the Dual Analog Shift Register and the Wilson Analog Delay are now uploaded to the files area of SMOG. There are 2 files there. A .jpg of the patch I used, and a word .doc detailing the patch. There are 3 associated audio f
2001-07-04 by Kirk Degiorgio
Wow! This is EXACTLY what I hoped SMOG would be... thx so much for posting such a detailed explanation of a patch using some of the 'lesser used?' Serge modules. Kirk > >Hello, > >This email message is a notification to let you know that >a file has been uploaded to the Files are
2001-07-04 by SergeModular@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the SergeModular group. File : /DASR&WAD.jpg Uploaded by : dzogchen2002@... Description : Patch Diagram You can access this file at the URL http://groups.yahoo.com/group
2001-07-04 by SergeModular@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the SergeModular group. File : /DASR&WAD.doc Uploaded by : dzogchen2002@... Description : Patch Description You can access this file at the URL http://groups.yahoo.com/g
2001-07-04 by Microtonal
Look closely: http://www.cesindustries.com/ces700.htm http://www.cesindustries.com/ces500.htm http://www.cesindustries.com/ces651.htm John Loffink microtonal@...
2001-06-30 by Barry Michael
John, I was answering this post: --- jamos@... wrote: > Just a quick first message to let everyone know I'm > here. > > I'm Jim Johnson; I have a single Serge panel hooked > in to a Fenix and > a variety of other stuff; I hardly have time to make > music but I love > this stuff a
2001-06-30 by DarkStr717@aol.com
In a message dated 6/30/01 6:00:47 AM, dzogchen2002@... writes: Welcome aboard. I don't know anybody in Eugene, but I go to Seattle and Vancouver B.C. a lot. Got some friends in Humbolt,Co.CA.(Big Sur), so I get close to Eugene once in a while. Nice town. Don't tell anybody, but
2001-06-30 by Barry Michael
This post is mainly for the moderator, but responses are welcome. a Fellow SMOG member recently requested some audio files demonstrating some of the uses of the DASR and the WAD modules. I have finally got these put together with a patch diagram and an acompanying Word .doc detai
2001-06-30 by Barry Michael
CW, This post is in following the thread of using the Serge in Post production. Thought I'd let you know that I've been doing some experimenting of late with locking the Serge up to Post projects using Logic Audio Platinum and the Encore Expressionist. I work mostly in 29.97, and
2001-06-30 by Barry Michael
Jim, Welcome aboard. I don't know anybody in Eugene, but I go to Seattle and Vancouver B.C. a lot. Got some friends in Humbolt,Co.CA.(Big Sur), so I get close to Eugene once in a while. Nice town. Don't tell anybody, but I have been known to play acoustic guitar and upright bass.
2001-06-30 by darylmey@yahoo.com
Did anybody make a shepard-generator patch? I think, doepfer has as special modul for this and kyma an algorithm, but it should be possible to do it form the scratch. At the moment I can't try it because I'm far away from my serge. Cheers Daryl
2001-06-30 by Les Mizzell
> The EGRES - Serge site was just updated, once again with Les Mizzell's > indispensable help. ..... > > plus we fixed a few typos & removed the dreadful picture of Ed McMahon. Uhhhh..... the picture of Ed is still there. You just have to know where to look. I *STILL* haven't bee
2001-06-30 by jamos@technotoys.com
Just a quick first message to let everyone know I'm here. I'm Jim Johnson; I have a single Serge panel hooked in to a Fenix and a variety of other stuff; I hardly have time to make music but I love this stuff and will probably spend far more time on this list than I should. Some
2001-06-29 by John Papiewski
Hi all, The EGRES - Serge site was just updated, once again with Les Mizzell's indispensable help. * Racy photos from Amsterdam * Updated Links * FAQ 4 U plus we fixed a few typos & removed the dreadful picture of Ed McMahon. VTY John P.
2001-06-29 by John Papiewski
Errr... I thought they were the same thing, circuit wise. The difference being, in the NTO the waveshaper is always being fed by the sawtooth, whereas with the TWS you can send any waveform in. The TWS was used with early Serge oscillators to provide sine & rectangular waveshapes
2001-06-29 by Barry Michael
Greg, The "Variable/VC Waveform" output of the NTO is what I think you mean by its' "waveshaping" ability, as this is the only reference to variable wave shape on the oscillator. This function bears little resemblance if any to the functions of the triple waveshaper module. The v
2001-06-29 by gredmond@mediaone.net
As a future Serge owner (still dreaming) I was wondering about the Triple Waveshaper. I've read the comments of some users who seem underwhelmed by its capabilities, particulary in systems that have NTOs, while other users seem to really like it. How is it different from the "wav
2001-06-28 by Microtonal
My favorite Serge Drone The following works well for 3 or 4 note chords in just intonation - tuned to exact ratios such as 3/2, 4/3, 7/4, etc. Equal tempered chords will turn to mush. Take 3 or 4 PCO sawtooth outputs, mix them together. Send the mixed signal to two Variable Slope
2001-06-28 by Microtonal
> > Could someone describe the 'tuning procedure' tuning Drones with a > modular with something like a Fluke Multi meter? > > Can you replace the "rods" on a multi meter with banana or 1/4 jacks? > Do you use the red or black for Frequency Tuning? Sorry for the new > be questions
2001-06-28 by John Papiewski
Yeah, that's a good one. I like to use two vcos tuned closely (slow beat frequency), send the triangles to the two wavemultiplier #3 inputs. Another, send any outputs of closely tuned vco's to the inputs of a comparator - I have the NCOM. The output is the compared pulse output o
2001-06-28 by maf@mcs.net
> > Also, does anyone have any good DRONE patches they would like to > share? > > Dbz Actually one of my favorite (and one of the simplest) drone patches on a serge is to use the third stage of the wave multiplier (that's the bottom section). Pump a low sine into the input (IN 1)
2001-06-28 by dbauer847@yahoo.com
--- In SergeModular@y..., "Microtonal" wrote: --- In SergeModular@y..., "Microtonal" wrote: > I use a frequency counter for those very purposes. Could someone describe the 'tuning procedure' tuning Drones with a modular with something like a Fluke Multi meter? Can you replace the
2001-06-28 by Microtonal
I use a frequency counter for those very purposes. Generally, multimeters with sufficient resolution cost around $200. A more affordable solution is a used frequency counter. You can pick these up on ebay for $25-$40. Look for a Hewlett Packard 5314A Universal Counter. These are
2001-06-28 by rgadams@earthlink.net
Hello everyone. I want to attempt to tune me oscillators to specific frequencies (for microtonal purposes) and I was hoping some of you could share with me what devices you might use to acheive this. Rex once showed me a Fluke multimeter but this was a bit pricey and I really don
2001-06-21 by Barry Michael
I have also always felt that this was two outs derived from the same source. That's a pretty standard setup on lots of noise generators, particularly those found in spectrum analysers. BarryM --- Junger Joerg Joerg.Junger@... > wrote: > I don't think that the noise source has two
2001-06-20 by Barry Michael
Joerg is correct. Inthe Old catalogue,therewere two different quantizers, astandalone model,which looks very much like the top half of the TKB Quantizer, and the TKB one, which looked a little diffeent then (in those bad old days). What Rex did was to combine these two into a sin
2001-06-18 by Barry Michael
CW, I Do use the Serge in film/TV work, but mainly for FX or as a specialty sound design job. Sometimes my friends on the west coast will say "Here's the video of the effect sequence. We are looking for a sound like ... sort of like lightning, or sort of like a phaser, or maybe l