Anyone selling?...
2009-08-09 by chorus72000
Hi Joe here. Might be a long shot but is anyone selling any panels? Thanks in advance... Joe
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Re: DTG and TGO
2009-08-08 by Kim Hansen
Hey Roel - see my replies inline below - On Aug 6, 2009, at 9:34 AM, roelelec wrote: > Hi Kim, > > You say stick a trigger into the trig. in, but I have learned that > you have different kind of triggers and enveloppes in the Serge and > not all are sufficient in each situation.
Re: Serge history
2009-08-08 by roelelec
Ai, your work has been compared to KH Stockhause! Still i will play your albums and see if do get in to it. I get back to you. I also listened to Maiers and Carpenter's tracks. Beautiful, but very abstract music to get in to. I have the first Serge compilation album. Some good st
Re: Serge history
2009-08-08 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
I have a 1973 made Serge - It says so on it. It was probably from the second batch made. It was definitely NOT from the first. Back then it wasn't a company, but a "cooperative" between Serge and various students. Ken ______________________________________________________________
Re: Serge history
2009-08-07 by John P
roelelec wrote: > > > > > Btw John, > A while ago I bought two albums of yours from cd baby. That was before > I became a owner myself. I wanted to hear pure Serge sounds. > But your music came as a suprise, being so extreme abstract. I have a > hard time liking it. Not for it's
Re: Serge history
2009-08-07 by roelelec
When I hear Buchla 100, 200 and 200e on Youtube (wouldn't it be great to hear such powerful machines as 100 and 200 f.e. at a friend's house!) 100 and 200 have such a warm and organic feeling to their sound. The 200e sounds much colder, it must be due to it's analog/digital hybri
Re: Serge history
2009-08-07 by John P
Nothing I've seen would indicate a higher price for the very early Serges. However, that would depend on the particular unit's condition. Buchlas were available only used for a long time. Now that Don sells the 200e, the early 200s still have appeal to those who don't care for th
Re: Serge history
2009-08-07 by Don Hassler
I can't imagine, but the old ones do have their charm. And their envelope generators! --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , me t wrote: > > Do old serge modulars command higher collector prices like the orignal 200 buchlas? >
Re: Serge history
2009-08-06 by me t
Do old serge modulars command higher collector prices like the orignal 200 buchlas?
Re: Serge history
2009-08-06 by sprgroups@o2.co.uk
> For evidence, http://www.vintagesynth.com/misc/serge.php: > "Initially designed in 1974 (in Serge's home), mass production > of the systems began in 1975" Don't believe everything you read. This early one is dated 1973. http://www.cgs.synth.net/synth/serge/ Look below the seque
Re: Serge history
2009-08-06 by don hassler
I think Carter Thomas built the one I own in 1972. Here's the picture: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SergeModular/photos/album/1968262775/pic/2018331444/view?picmode=&mode=tn&order=ordinal&start=1&count=20&dir=asc --- On Thu, 8/6/09, sprgroups@... wrote: From: sprgroups@... Subje
Re: Serge history
2009-08-06 by Adam Sloan
For evidence, http://www.vintagesynth.com/misc/serge.php: "Initially designed in 1974 (in Serge's home), mass production of the systems began in 1975" http://www.serge-fans.com/history.htm says: "The Serge company was started in 1975, in the West Hollywood area, then headed north
Re: Serge history
2009-08-06 by sprgroups@o2.co.uk
> As far as I can tell they came into existence around 1975. First Serges were 1973 or possibly late 1972. Steve
Serge history
2009-08-06 by asloan12
I was wondering when the early Serge modulars were made, an artist put out a CD (excellent by the way) cliaming to have a 1972 Serge modular. As far as I can tell they came into existence around 1975. http://bleep.com/index.php?page=release_details&releaseid=18286 http://www.mysp
Re: DTG and TGO
2009-08-06 by roelelec
That's the nail on the head, Steve! I would like to have oscilloscope, to see how f.e. the waveform changes it's shape or to read the voltage when it goes down hill, in the negative so to speak. These things as you know are very expensive and I don't know anyone in my surrounding
Re: DTG and TGO
2009-08-06 by evetsterueb
Roel, You might benefit greatly from having an oscilloscope around. Maybe you could borrow one from one of those science guys and have them show you how to use it. This would let you see the signals and that could help you gain some intuition for what's going on. A picture's wort
Re: DTG and TGO
2009-08-06 by roelelec
Hi John, Thanks for the tips! I will try them. O, I tried the CUPL out for the first time. But I accidently did it in a odd way. Logically both halves, smooth and stepped come together in the CUPL output. But I was a hazy in the head, so I patched the out of the smooth into the C
Re: DTG and TGO
2009-08-06 by roelelec
Hi Kim, So, your from Copenhagen, Denmark, I'm from Maastricht, the Netherlands. Hot weather over here now. No less then 30 degrees celsius today! Oh, I read all the stuff you mentioned. I have read the Gold book 4x times already and visit Maiers webpage very often. His tread on
Re: DTG and TGO
2009-08-06 by John P
You don't need a trigger to use the Smooth section of SSG for glide. Just patch any old thing In, and use the Smooth Out to drive something else, like an oscillator. Yes, you can use the SSG Stepped for sample-and-hold fun, if that 's what you're looking to do. Trigger it with th
Re: DTG and TGO
2009-08-05 by Kim Hansen
Hey Roel - nice to have another european on the list ! re your ?s bout the DTG as an envelope generator - It works very well as an AR stick a trigger into the "trig in" the "gate" is an output - it outputs a gate level when the AR event is finished If you want an ASR connect a ga
DTG and TGO
2009-08-05 by roelelec
Hi all, Last evening I had a big breakthrough with the SSG. I thought I had read and studied all the tips and tricks on Egres, but I had forgotten about SSG Hijinx part 1-3 from John P., probably cause it's almost tucked away under the group module listing. I didn't read it befor
Re: FS: TKB and PS6
2009-07-28 by deadcustomers
Ok, the TKB is gone but I still have a PS6 with the 2 power cables and I found the other distro board so there's 2 of those too. Thanks! epk --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "deadcustomers" wrote: > > Well it appears that I like not being in debt more than I like my TKB so i
Re: FS: TKB and PS6
2009-07-24 by sean mcbride
what are you asking? --- On Fri, 7/24/09, deadcustomers wrote: From: deadcustomers Subject: [SergeModular] FS: TKB and PS6 To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com Date: Friday, July 24, 2009, 2:54 AM Well it appears that I like not being in debt more than I like my TKB so it's up for gr
FS: TKB and PS6
2009-07-24 by deadcustomers
Well it appears that I like not being in debt more than I like my TKB so it's up for grabs. Everything works on it although it's missing one of the Davies knobs which are easily obtained from Rex/Cyndustries/Modcan. I've also got a PS6 I'm no longer in need of. It comes with 2 of
Re: powering Serge on +/- 15v
2009-07-21 by deadcustomers
> Do you have a good reason not to add a +/-12v PSU to > your system or a pair of voltage regulators to provide 12v? > I know the STS PSUs aren't cheap, but a Power One or > Condor linear +/-12v can be bought and boxed up > fairly cheaply, or a pair of regulators could be added t
serge comp promo info
2009-07-21 by hansgrusel
so we are just a few weeks out on getting the serge comp back from manufacturing and ready to roll out. james from resipiscent, the label putting the comp out, asked for some info for the promo mailing + website. if anyone would like to help out with info on history, what makes a
Re: powering Serge on +/- 15v
2009-07-21 by sprgroups@o2.co.uk
> I went ahead and powered those modules and another panel on +/- 15v and > it all seems to be working. In case it's useful to anyone, here's a list of the > modules I've tested: Do you have a good reason not to add a +/-12v PSU to your system or a pair of voltage regulators to p
Re: powering Serge on +/- 15v
2009-07-21 by deadcustomers
Thanks Ken, this is great! I went ahead and powered those modules and another panel on +/- 15v and it all seems to be working. In case it's useful to anyone, here's a list of the modules I've tested: VCFS VCFQ Dual Phaser Frequency Shifter Wave Multipliers Wilson Analog Delay Dua
powering Serge on +/- 15v
2009-07-20 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
I can see no reason why it would be an issue. I run some Serge stuff on 15 volts anyway. That sandwiched chip is just a common dual up-amp. LF353 (TL072). Disclaimer: Mind you, if it all goes up in smoke, don't blame me. Ken >specifically, I've got a Dual Phaser and a VCFS that I
powering Serge on +/- 15v
2009-07-20 by deadcustomers
specifically, I've got a Dual Phaser and a VCFS that I'd like to put into a panel with some +/- 15v gear and I'm wondering what issues I'd run into if I powered those Serge modules that way. The datasheets on all the IC's all seem to be rated for at least +/- 15v, although there
just got my new PS4a.
2009-07-18 by Bakis Sirros
hi List, i got my new PS4a power supply from Rex, yesterday, and now all my 15 serge panels/m-boats are powered fine! PS4a is a new psu, slightly bigger than the PS4, with two leds (amber and green) to show positive and negative supply and it can handle higher current draw than t
STG's Time Modules getting to know the Serge...
2009-07-13 by ty hodson
A nice diversion this weekend: STG Soundlabs + Serge: http://sublevel9.blogspot.com/2009/07/stgs-time-modules-getting-to-know-serge.html (Pic only, sorry – no video yet…) ty _______________ http://sublevel9.net
Re: serge comp update
2009-07-11 by legionhwp
Woo Hoo! Thanks for all the hard work on getting this together. I'm really looking forward to it. --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "hansgrusel" wrote: > > all ready to go. masters off to manufacturing tomorrow. >
Re: Serge PSU cases
2009-07-06 by John Loffink
That is it. Thanks everyone for responding. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site http://www.wavemakers-synth.com data2action wrote: > bingo: > > http://www.lmbheeger.com/products.asp?catid=16 > > >
Re: Serge PSU cases
2009-07-06 by data2action
bingo: http://www.lmbheeger.com/products.asp?catid=16 --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "Kent Sparling" wrote: > > > > > >> Does anyone know who manufactures the case used for the STS Serge power > > > >> supplies? I am making a power supply for an older system with 6 volt >
Re: Serge PSU cases
2009-07-06 by Kent Sparling
> > >> Does anyone know who manufactures the case used for the STS Serge power > > >> supplies? I am making a power supply for an older system with 6 volt > > >> power and thought it would be nice to match the current PSU cases, plus > > >> I like the wrap around ventilation. > >
Re: Serge PSU cases
2009-07-06 by sascha victoria
I just got my power supply last week and along with the power rating info it says this: Jerome Industries Elizabeth, NJ MIKS20-14 On 7/5/09, John Loffink jloffink@... > wrote: > I have a 2 panel and 4 panel PSU. I took the 2 panel one apart and > couldn't find any name on it. > >
Re: Serge PSU cases
2009-07-06 by John Loffink
I have a 2 panel and 4 panel PSU. I took the 2 panel one apart and couldn't find any name on it. It think I am going to settle for a Hammond Enclosure that is somewhat similar, with venting only on the edges, not wrap around. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://
Re: Serge PSU cases
2009-07-06 by sascha victoria
When I talked to Rex the other day he mentioned bending sheet metal for a power supply. He's building some super duper supply for Bakis. I'm fairly certain the ones he uses for the masses are made by a third party. If I remember tomorrow I'll email you what my power supply says o
Re: Serge PSU cases
2009-07-04 by stkorn
you may well be right, that's just the impression I got when talking to him. --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , John Loffink wrote: > > I doubt that. Maybe Rex was bending sheet metal for an interior bracket? > > These cases are not something that could be built in anything le
Re: Serge PSU cases
2009-07-04 by John Loffink
I doubt that. Maybe Rex was bending sheet metal for an interior bracket? These cases are not something that could be built in anything less than a fully equipped machine shop. For instance there are weld points for the bottom plate and the front O channel ring. The fact is these
Re: Serge PSU cases
2009-07-04 by stkorn
I think Rex might do them himself..when I talked to him the other day he said he'd spent the day bending sheet metal for the larger power supplies.. --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , John Loffink wrote: > > Does anyone know who manufactures the case used for the STS Serge pow
Serge PSU cases
2009-07-03 by John Loffink
Does anyone know who manufactures the case used for the STS Serge power supplies? I am making a power supply for an older system with 6 volt power and thought it would be nice to match the current PSU cases, plus I like the wrap around ventilation. -- John Loffink The Microtonal
Re: serge comp update
2009-07-02 by hansgrusel
all ready to go. masters off to manufacturing tomorrow. --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "kkonkkrete" wrote: > > > Artwork is finished, approved and with the bloke who's pressing the disks. I think we're in the final stages ... as far as I know any remaining issues are burea
Great pics of new attache case for M-Modules at Muff Wiggler
2009-07-01 by Bill Sequeira
Very nice work by STS - thumbs up. http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6191 Cheers -- Bill __________________________________________ Bill Sequeira, PHD
Re: Rex contact?
2009-07-01 by Bill Sequeira
Last I heard his email was still down due to his moving his residence. Call him, it is the straight path, for now. Cheers -- Bill __________________________________________ Bill Sequeira, PHD On Jul 1, 2009, at 8:57 AM, Carlos wrote: > > is there a new email for Rex? > > I need t
Rex contact?
2009-07-01 by Carlos
is there a new email for Rex? I need to get in touch with him about a new order. Old one is bouncing. I could give him a call, but way too much stuff going on. thanks. C.
Re: serge comp update
2009-07-01 by kkonkkrete
Artwork is finished, approved and with the bloke who's pressing the disks. I think we're in the final stages ... as far as I know any remaining issues are bureaucratic. Hans? -- Kkonkkrete --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "m0n075" wrote: > > Hey Hans > > Any updates? > > Che
Re: serge comp update
2009-06-30 by m0n075
Hey Hans Any updates? Cheers, Dennis --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "hansgrusel" wrote: > > we are getting very close. > master is done + ready. kkonkkrete is finishing the layout as time permits. > > originally i was going to do this as a cdr release but i've decided to g
Re: HPF with DTG?
2009-06-30 by roelelec
Yes, that's right. I'm stacking bananas. All come from one source, the gate out. --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "tbby_t" wrote: > > > Experimenting with the DTG I made the following patch. > > > > Gate out (red) to sign in (black) > > Gate out to in 1 x-fader > > Gate out