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CE markings, + (ot) mir target

2001-03-27 by norman fay

SK asked if the serge panels had CE markings...well, I closely examined my 1997 panel, and ps6 power supply, and there are none. Briefly, every utensil sold in the european community is supposed to have this little "CE" stamp on them, to show its up to certain standards. Obviousl

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Re: Minimoog Mods & Repairs

2001-03-26 by Sebastian Kuehnl

Igor, You should not post something like this to a Serge Modular list. Rather use the Moog list. Sebastian Kuehnl __________________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Gesendet von Yahoo! Mail - http://mail.yahoo.de

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Metasonix

2001-03-26 by C. Whitten

Has anyone had any experience of these valve based modules? The 'Hellfire Modulator' sounds very interesting and I would like to integrate it into my Serge set up. On the other hand, it may be too similar to the Serge Wave Shaper and Wave Multiplier modules. Additionally I've alw

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Minimoog Mods & Repairs

2001-03-26 by Igor Medeiros

Hello All, I have a broken minimoog and today i receive a mail that make me think in fixing it. the schematics are now online (thanks god! and mike! http://www.enteract.com/~mghall/moog/minimoog.html ) and i'll call a tech today. are the schematics ok? someone can verify if every

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Rare Michael Stearns and Serge photo

2001-03-26 by Microtonal

I found the photo in an old Roland house mag. Michael won their tape contest and is brandishing the trophy. The file is uploaded at the Yahoo Serge Modular files area: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SergeModular/files/ John Loffink microtonal@...

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Re: Serge MP3 track

2001-03-26 by Microtonal

Anything with more than one oscillator is polyphonic. :-) I tuned four PCOs to the just intonated chords, controlled from a 4x8 sequencer. These four oscillators were mixed, then sent through the same filters and ring modulator. I had another two PCOs tuned from two rows of a TKB

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Re: Serge MP3 track

2001-03-25 by Alexandros Papadopoulos

Hello John How you tuned the Serge to just to just intonation? Is your system polyphonic?

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Serge MP3 track

2001-03-25 by Microtonal

Available at the following link: http://home.att.net/~jloffink/ John Loffink microtonal@... The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://home.att.net/~microtonal

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Rex and a Radio

2001-03-25 by John Papiewski

Hi All, Yesterday it was my honor to host a MEME jam session, that is, the Midwest Electronic Music Ensemble. The guest of honor was none other than Rex Probe. He brought a shortwave radio rig as his contribution to the musical stew-pot. I hadn't met Rex in person till then, and

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Re: Notes for "Planetary Unfolding"?

2001-03-23 by DarkStr717@aol.com

In a message dated 3/23/01 4:35:18 AM, skuehnl@... writes: times, or was acquiring this system a matter of years? >> It was more a matter of how fast you could build your own. LOL John

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Re: STS Address & Phone number

2001-03-23 by norman fay

In message 20010323115405.507.qmail@... >, Sebastian Kuehnl skuehnl@... > writes >Are Serge panels CE marked? > Now there's a damn good question if ever there was one. I'll check my panel tonight, and report tomorrow... best etc -- norman fay

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Re: STS Address & Phone number

2001-03-23 by Sebastian Kuehnl

Are Serge panels CE marked? __________________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Gesendet von Yahoo! Mail - http://mail.yahoo.de

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Re: Notes for "Planetary Unfolding"?

2001-03-23 by Sebastian Kuehnl

For purely historical interest... was production quicker in Stearn's Serge times, or was acquiring this system a matter of years? __________________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Gesendet von Yahoo! Mail - http://mail.yahoo.de

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Re: Notes for "Planetary Unfolding"?

2001-03-23 by DarkStr717@aol.com

In a message dated 3/22/01 8:51:40 PM, lesmizz@... writes: >> The White House.... is there any other target more worthy??? LOL John DuVal

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Re: Notes for "Planetary Unfolding"?

2001-03-23 by DarkStr717@aol.com

In a message dated 3/22/01 8:30:43 PM, sebsi23@... writes: stearns serge, and i think braheny ended up with it. but don't quote me...... >> I've been doing some experimenting lately with thick moving chords ala PU and my guess is that Sterns is using a hell of a lot of Osc's thru

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Re: Notes for "Planetary Unfolding"?

2001-03-23 by matt wilson

Les Mizzell wrote: Evening, Does anybody know of any "production notes" for "Planetary Unfolding" anywhere? I'm simply curious as to how the recording process went. Are single notes multitracked like hell to build up those pads? Or....Michael's system is certainly big enough for

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Notes for "Planetary Unfolding"?

2001-03-23 by Les Mizzell

Evening, Does anybody know of any "production notes" for "Planetary Unfolding" anywhere? I'm simply curious as to how the recording process went. Are single notes multitracked like hell to build up those pads? Or....Michael's system is certainly big enough for some polyphony...ar

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Re: Digital counter / Pomona Banana Plugs

2001-03-22 by Microtonal

Mouser has some 4520s. Just plug in 4520 on their search engine and pick out the digital counters. www.mouser.com John Loffink microtonal@... ----- Original Message ----- From: darylmey@... > To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 6:37 PM Subject: [Serg

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Digital counter / Pomona Banana Plugs

2001-03-22 by darylmey@yahoo.com

Anybody on the list has built the digital dounters from Andre's page ( http://www.angelfire.com/music2/theanalogcottage/diyelpro.htm) ? Are the CD4520BM chip and the CD4520BM chip still available or which ones could replace them? I am also wondering if the banana plugs no 5931 or

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Re: STS Address & Phone number

2001-03-22 by Matt Wilson

Alexandros Papadopoulos wrote: Hello I am new to this group. I don't own a Serge , but I searching for a modular and I am leaning towards Serge. I joined the group just to be informed on the instrument , and listen to some sounds if possible.... i will have some soundfiles up at

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Re: STS Address & Phone number

2001-03-22 by Alexandros Papadopoulos

Hello I am new to this group. I don't own a Serge , but I searching for a modular and I am leaning towards Serge. I joined the group just to be informed on the instrument , and listen to some sounds if possible.... Does anybody know a way to bring a Serge to Europe(Greece) safely

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Re: STS Address & Phone number

2001-03-22 by DarkStr717@aol.com

Rodney.... get ready for a loooong wait. Rex is about 20 panels behind but he's starting to catch up a little. New #s are: STS 151 E. Capitol Drive Hartland, Wisconson 53209 PH: 262-367-3030 Fax 262-367-3434 Kind regards John

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STS Address & Phone number

2001-03-21 by Patti

Hello, I was wondering if anyone has the new address for STS since their move from California? I'm interested in obtaining a panel or two and want to make sure I have the right number before I spend my moola :). TIA, Rodney ________________________________________________________

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Re: ancient Serges

2001-03-20 by Steve Ridley

> 4 negative slew generators > 2 positive slew generators How were these used? I've always assumed that they served as primative envelope generators and VC clocks, but am I missing something. > 1 multiple Were these just a row of 4mm sockets connected together, or something more

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Re: Ancient Surge Schemos?

2001-03-20 by John Papiewski

Hi guys, This seems like a gray area to me.... If these schematics have already been published, and there's no copyright problem there, it would seem okay. These probably would be of use for general interest and maybe a little DIY building but not much use for fixing or cloning a

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Re: Ancient Surge Schemos?

2001-03-20 by Steve Ridley

Abdullah SoCo wrote: >> Does anyone have schematics or documentation for the early EG or Positive >> Slewer? >> I have the schematics for most of the other early modules except those two. >> If it wouldn't be polititcally incorrect, I can post them to the SMOG site. > I don't kno

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Re: Ancient Surge Schemos?

2001-03-20 by Matt Wilson

Abdullah SoCo wrote: Does anyone have schematics or documentation for the early EG or Positive Slewer? I have the schematics for most of the other early modules except those two. If it wouldn't be polititcally incorrect, I can post them to the SMOG site. i don't know what Rex's t

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Ancient Surge Schemos?

2001-03-20 by Abdullah SoCo

Does anyone have schematics or documentation for the early EG or Positive Slewer? I have the schematics for most of the other early modules except those two. If it wouldn't be polititcally incorrect, I can post them to the SMOG site. Also, there was a Video interface for the Serg

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Re: Ancient Serges? (long)

2001-03-20 by Matt Wilson

"(Kyle Jarger)" wrote: Thanks Matt for starting this list! AND THX TO EVERYONE! ITS BEEN FUN, HASN'T IT! KYLE POST SOME PIX TO SMOG, OK?!! MATT

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processor modules (Re: [SergeModular] Ancient Serges? (long))

2001-03-20 by Sebastian Kuehnl

--- "(Kyle Jarger)" jkjelec@... > wrote: > Thanks Matt for starting this list! > > I'm alt-mode's friend with the early Serge system. I've got about four panels > of them. When I received the system it was in pieces, as if someone had never > gotten around to finishing putting it

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ancient Serges

2001-03-20 by dlh30039@yahoo.com

For What its worth I'll describe mine. It was basically given to me in the early eighties from Carter Thomas, as part of my compositional studies with him. He built it at Calarts, in the class that Serge taught. Each student I think would come up with about 500.00 for parts and s

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Re: Ancient Serges? (long)

2001-03-20 by (Kyle Jarger)

Thanks Matt for starting this list! I'm alt-mode's friend with the early Serge system. I've got about four panels of them. When I received the system it was in pieces, as if someone had never gotten around to finishing putting it together. It has been a while since I spoke with R

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Re: Dual Universal Slope Generator Question

2001-03-20 by jhaible@t-online.de

> Oh, what a great question! What a great and detailled answer - Thank you ! JH. > In "AD" mode (just triggered) the peak is ~ 5.5 v. And it varies a little > from module to module. > If you apply both a signal in and a trigger, strange things happen: > 1. if the bias signal in i

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Re: Ancient Serges? (long)

2001-03-20 by John Papiewski

Steve Ridley wrote: > > Can you describe the blue panels? I've never heard of these > before. Are they blue background or blue labelling on a white > (or metallic) background? Were they in the early style (with > triangles around the inputs), the 1976/7(?) style - plain > rectang

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Re: Dual Universal Slope Generator Question

2001-03-20 by John Papiewski

Urf... damn. Doesn't work that way... more investigation needed. John Papiewski wrote: > ps... just thinking some more... > ... so I would imagine that if you use the DSG as an oscillator, you could > actually crudely gate the signal with a positive bias.... oscillator and > crap

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Re: Serge reliability?

2001-03-20 by Microtonal

Pots and op amps should not be failing after 4 years. Either the operation, design or construction are in question with these kinds of failures. To give some perspective on reliability, I have some experience on a university Serge.. Photos are at Egres. The first box was a 3 pane

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Re: Dual Universal Slope Generator Question

2001-03-20 by John Papiewski

ps... just thinking some more... ... so I would imagine that if you use the DSG as an oscillator, you could actually crudely gate the signal with a positive bias.... oscillator and crappy distorted VCA all in one!!! John P.

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Re: Dual Universal Slope Generator Question

2001-03-20 by John Papiewski

Oh, what a great question! Here's what I found: In "AD" mode (just triggered) the peak is ~ 5.5 v. And it varies a little from module to module. If you apply both a signal in and a trigger, strange things happen: 1. if the bias signal in is 0-5.5 v, the output voltage will rise t

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Dual Universal Slope Generator Question

2001-03-19 by jhaible@t-online.de

Hi, this is my first post to the list. I have a question about the Dual Universal Slope Generator. I understand that can work as a linear slew function with unity gain (thus forming a linear AR envelope of 5V when a 5V gate is fed in its input), or as a AD envelope when a trigger

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Re: Ancient Serges and Buchla

2001-03-19 by Steve Ridley

> I have had offers for quite a number of vintage Serge systems; they were mostly > quite big ones. It's obvious how they must have been the "bohemien" instruments > then (the "speed" part perhaps responsible for the low standard of the kit > systems...) ;) I think there were aro

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Re: Ancient Serges? (long)

2001-03-19 by Steve Ridley

> I've had a little exposure to some older Serge stuff... a 10-panel system had a few > old blue plastic panels.. Now, I'm not exactly sure where the blue-face panel > period came in, but I think there was a time when those were available. They might > even have been home-brew pa

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Re: Ancient Serges? (long)

2001-03-19 by Steve Ridley

> I also heard often the earlier systems were more common (in that time) in that > they were FAR less stable (less so than most contemporary VCOs) The early VCOs had a clever but simple expo converter. I can't see any obvious temperature compensation, but maybe I'll breadboard on

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Re: Serge reliability?

2001-03-19 by DarkStr717@aol.com

In a message dated 3/18/01 1:51:09 PM, johnp@... writes: >> I just had row "A" of an 8x2 sequencer got out after 4 years. Simple quad Op-Amp replacement. cost me a buck and 20 minutes of my time. Kind regards John

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Serge Coverage in Electronic Musician Mag

2001-03-19 by matt wilson

i'm sure most of you will have seen this from other lists, but here it is: http://industryclick.com/magazinearticle.asp?magazineid=33&releaseid=5638&magazinearticleid=66702&siteid=15 gino robair did a nice write up of modern modulars; please note STS/rex probe's new phone number

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introduction

2001-03-19 by Junger Joerg

Hi List, let me introduce me: I'm living in Switzerland and own a 3 panel Serge with the following configuration: panel 1 (bought new in 95): NTO, PCO, VCM,AMX, RS, DTG, VCFQ,UAP (this is more or less the now so called 'Animal panel') the DTG has additional signal inputs and the

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Re: newer modules

2001-03-19 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr

Sebastian, The FRS and FRSX were released in the early 80's along with the Quadrature Oscillator (QUO). The catalog that I had, which was close to the 1982 version posted, had these modules listed. I think I got the catalog around 1983-84. I think the other modules are new since

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Props to listmember Chris MacDonald's CD

2001-03-19 by matt wilson

Listmember Chris MacDonald manufactures the Evenfall MiniModular, and he's put out a fantastic space music CD produced on the Serge Modular, very much in the spirit of Michael Stearn's all Serge classic "Planetary Unfolding". I've spent the last several days taking in the CD and

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Re: Serge reliability?

2001-03-19 by matt wilson

John Papiewski wrote: Sebastian Kuehnl wrote: > Hi John, > > That is not the case now, Rex sweats every little detail. > > I'll frankly ask then why you are replacing pots on four year old panels? That's a good question. My system has seen pretty frequent studio use, plus it's be

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newer modules

2001-03-18 by Sebastian Kuehnl

Looking for detailed info on apparently post-1982 modules: frequency shifters FRS and external carrier FRSX, CV mixer CMX, CV interface CVI, cv processor PRO as sighted in 2000 price list. __________________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Gesendet

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Serge reliability?

2001-03-18 by John Papiewski

Sebastian Kuehnl wrote: > Hi John, > > That is not the case now, Rex sweats every little detail. > > I'll frankly ask then why you are replacing pots on four year old panels? That's a good question. My system has seen pretty frequent studio use, plus it's been lugged around sever

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