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2008-09-12 by amnesia
hi all wondering if the TKB will be able to sequence my EMS Synthi AKS via this http://cgi.ebay.com/Sequencer-Cable-VCS3-Synthi-AKS-EMS-Putney_W0QQitemZ230288463095QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item230288463095&_trksid=p3286.m63.l1177 http://cgi.ebay.com/Sequencer-Cable-VCS3-Synthi-AKS-EMS
2008-09-12 by matthew carpenter
Thanks, John! I hadn't thought of using the bottom section of the VCM or the SSGs CUPL output. I've tried doing this with the VC Clock and DTG (I have one with rise/both/fall switch) but in all cases, it seems like I'm modulating the frequency, and not the duty-cycle, or if I am
2008-09-12 by John P
Any comparator will do it, not just ncom. Also the DSG and some of its cousins, setting the VC switch to RISE or FALL will modulate the duty cycle of the GATE pulse wave. OUT 2 of the VCM bottom section delivers pulse waves that can be modulated by VC or the knob. And the SSG CUP
2008-09-12 by matthew carpenter
Eh, ok, maybe I should've had this brainstorm before I posted! I just found another way -- by adding a slight DC offset to the NTO Variable Wave Out with a processor such as the lower half of an ACPR (1 o'clock), I get a pulse capable of clocking a sequencer. On 9/11/08, Matt Car
2008-09-12 by Matt Carpenter
I just did it with the Schmitt Triggers, too. Very cool. Any others? p.s. did someone reply to me off-list? i may've deleted your e-mail accidentally... --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "Matt Carpenter" wrote: > > Hi, > What are some ways to achieve pulse-width modulation th
2008-09-11 by Matt Carpenter
Hi, What are some ways to achieve pulse-width modulation that results in a signal able to act as a clock? I know I can use an NTO to get a nice pwm sound and an NCOM to get a clock with variable pulse-width -- is there anything else? Thanks, Matt
2008-09-11 by Kylee Kennedy
I personally have never found any good USB audio device the smaller bandwidth because of USB redundancy is not much good for audio use. Do as everyone has suggested and go with a Firewire device. I like the Tascam FW-1884 because it has active faders and 8 ins and 8 outs. There a
2008-09-11 by BooleanYulian
I was referring to audio gnd.. I use multi (10x) 1/4” banana adapter box with all the 1/4” grounds ganged together going to an 11th banana jack that connects to the SERGE PSU .. My audio interface is FW bus-powered btw... From: matthew carpenter Reply-To: Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2008 0
2008-09-11 by evetsterueb
kkonkkrete wrote: > aliasing problems and some kind of digital noise... > How do you do digital recordings of your Serge gear?... > I'm looking for quality over quantity (I > don't need more than 2 stereo channels)... This might not be for everybody but it certainly is an alterna
2008-09-11 by matthew carpenter
I'd like to know more about grounding the audio interface to the Serge. Will connecting it to the same AC circuit do the trick or is there a better way? On 9/11/08, BooleanYulian yulian.p@... > wrote: Matt, interesting you should mention RME; that was gonna be my 1st suggestion;
2008-09-11 by BooleanYulian
Matt, interesting you should mention RME; that was gonna be my 1st suggestion; IMHO, the best bang for the buck.. However, Kkkonnkkrete is looking for a USB device and RME’s only FW (I presume he’s on a PC machine without a FW port). Apogee Duet is most probably the best USB opti
2008-09-11 by matthew carpenter
I haven't used it but the Apogee Duet might be what you're looking for. Very high quality A/D/A converters, small size, and not an overabundance of I/O. However, I can't recommend the RME Fireface 800 (or 400, if you you want smaller and firewire-bus-powered) enough. Rock-solid d
2008-09-11 by kkonkkrete
I tried a couple out but they all seem to have quite audible aliasing problems and some kind of digital noise under some conditions when I used my Serge. I can think of a couple of reasons why this might happen: (i) due to the very high frequencies output by the Serge (ii) a grou
2008-09-07 by Bakis Sirros
hello, a new Serge M-odule has been released: the 'CV Processor' m-odule. it contains a Scaling Processor, a Dual Processor, an Active Processor, a Dual Comparator and a Schmitt Triggers module. Price is 1600 usd. it is a very useful m-odule, that takes care of all your scaling,
2008-09-06 by S V G
A gentle reminder to our one-line responders. Trim your freeking posts! Stephen
2008-09-06 by derwskee
I want to sell this solid oak case that holds (2) transit style serge panels at the fire sale price of $150 shipped in the US Fed Ex Ground payment via PayPal with a verified address. http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e22/synpro/serge3.jpg Someone asked if I could upload a larger
2008-09-05 by matthew carpenter
Thanks, man! On 9/5/08, darkstr1746@... darkstr1746@... > wrote: Skink dude ! Skink : ) jd -------------- Original message -------------- From: "hansgrusel" hansgrusel@... > tranformer_substation super stuff matthew!!!!!! --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "matthew carpenter"
2008-09-05 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Skink dude ! Skink : ) jd -------------- Original message -------------- From: "hansgrusel" tranformer_substati on super stuff matthew!!!!! ! --- In SergeModular@ yahoogroups. com , "matthew carpenter" wrote: > > I like the idea of a close-up or somewhat artistic shot of a detail
2008-09-05 by matthew carpenter
thanks, i appreciate the comments... On 9/5/08, Dennis Verschoor modular@... > wrote: yeah i like that track to On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 1:27 PM, matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@... > wrote: Ah, thank you very much, Hans!! On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 12:43 AM, hansgrusel hansgrusel@
2008-09-05 by Dennis Verschoor
yeah i like that track to On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 1:27 PM, matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@... > wrote: Ah, thank you very much, Hans!! On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 12:43 AM, hansgrusel hansgrusel@... > wrote: tranformer_substation super stuff matthew!!!!!! --- In SergeModular@yahoo
2008-09-05 by matthew carpenter
Ah, thank you very much, Hans!! On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 12:43 AM, hansgrusel hansgrusel@... > wrote: tranformer_substation super stuff matthew!!!!!! --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "matthew carpenter" wrote: > > I like the idea of a close-up or somewhat artistic shot of a de
2008-09-05 by hansgrusel
tranformer_substation super stuff matthew!!!!!! --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "matthew carpenter" wrote: > > I like the idea of a close-up or somewhat artistic shot of a detail of a > panel or M-odule but I'm inclined to something more artistic, > impressionistic, etc., t
2008-09-05 by hansgrusel
tranformer_substation super stuff matthew!!!!!! --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "matthew carpenter" wrote: > > I like the idea of a close-up or somewhat artistic shot of a detail of a > panel or M-odule but I'm inclined to something more artistic, > impressionistic, etc., t
2008-09-04 by Bakis Sirros
as i have said before, that's a great track. it should be on the cd for sure, IMHO. best regards, Bakis. Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Doepfer_a100] group owner www. parallel - worlds - music. com www. myspace. com/ parallelworldsmusic www. myspa
2008-09-03 by ty hodson
As a future Serge user and probable buyer of the CD, I’d request that folks use whatever means necessary to make great tracks to listen to – but include detailed liner notes (submitted by the artists) explaining which elements were generated/processed by their Serge. Otherwise th
2008-09-03 by atonal
I'd like to throw in a vote in favor of tracks consisting of 100% Serge, with only effects and processing added as desired. With regards to the CD cover layout, I like the idea of something along the lines of kkonkkrete's "dirty" design concept. Thanks! -George Dennis Verschoor w
2008-09-03 by matthew carpenter
Oct. 31st is the submission deadline. On 9/3/08, Dennis Verschoor modular@... > wrote: Maybe add a datatrack on the album with pics of everyone's serge on it? On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 7:36 PM, darkstr1746@... > wrote: Yea! wouldn't that be cool? a twelve inch LP cover like in the d
2008-09-03 by Dennis Verschoor
Maybe add a datatrack on the album with pics of everyone's serge on it? On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 7:36 PM, darkstr1746@... > wrote: Yea! wouldn't that be cool? a twelve inch LP cover like in the days of old. yea, my days!! LOL jd -------------- Original message -------------- From:
2008-09-03 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Yea! wouldn't that be cool? a twelve inch LP cover like in the days of old. yea, my days!! LOL jd -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Kylee Kennedy" Hi all, I'm new to the Serge systems but with only the few weeks I've been on mine I've been able to create all m
2008-09-03 by Kylee Kennedy
Hi all, I'm new to the Serge systems but with only the few weeks I've been on mine I've been able to create all manner of drums. As long as we are allowed to multi-track it shouldn't be a problem to create the track with 100% Serge synthesis. Of course I do like to use my Serge f
2008-09-03 by Dennis Verschoor
My Serge tracks will be all 100% serge with some fx and compression. But i barely use drummachines. What do others think about this? On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 7:16 PM, darkstr1746@... > wrote: I understand your point. I was just stating my philosophical leaning. If this is to be a S
2008-09-03 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
I understand your point. I was just stating my philosophical leaning. If this is to be a Serge CD, it should be all Serge, all the time. But that's just me. If other instruments can enhance the experience and help the performance then hey, I'm all for it. This should be an inclus
2008-09-03 by Dennis Verschoor
Hahaha John. I just wanted to make it easyer to join for others. Cheers, Dennis On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 7:04 PM, darkstr1746@... > wrote: I'm against drum machines. If you can't do drums on a Serge . . . well, uh, . . . what's the point. kind regards jd -------------- Original mes
2008-09-03 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
I'm against drum machines. If you can't do drums on a Serge . . . well, uh, . . . what's the point. kind regards jd -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Dennis Verschoor" Yeah multitracking sounds fine. And i guess we should allow people to use other stuff for dr
2008-09-03 by Dennis Verschoor
Yeah multitracking sounds fine. And i guess we should allow people to use other stuff for drummachines perhaps. Cheers, Dennis On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:22 PM, matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@... > wrote: My vote is: yes, multitracking should be allowed. On 9/3/08, kkonkkrete
2008-09-03 by john duval
I just uploaded to the photos section the last picture of my system before it was parted out. The largest chunk going to Cary Roberts. Somewhere I may have more and if I find them I'll add to this album. I took alot of pictures at one point but most of them are in 35mm format. Ig
2008-09-03 by matthew carpenter
My vote is: yes, multitracking should be allowed. On 9/3/08, kkonkkrete kkonkkrete@... > wrote: I had two alternative concepts for the cover: "clean" and "dirty". Clean would be a minimalistic design more like a schematic, inspired by the panel design schematics. Dirty would be b
2008-09-03 by kkonkkrete
I had two alternative concepts for the cover: "clean" and "dirty". Clean would be a minimalistic design more like a schematic, inspired by the panel design schematics. Dirty would be based on photos(s) of a serge front panel, somewhat heavily processed in photoshop to give a grit
2008-09-03 by matthew carpenter
I like the idea of a close-up or somewhat artistic shot of a detail of a panel or M-odule but I'm inclined to something more artistic, impressionistic, etc., too. Maybe kkonkrete has some ideas? Also, here's a link to a page where I'll be putting up some tracks which I feel might
2008-09-03 by Dennis Verschoor
Hi Hans This sounds fine with me. Cheers, Dennis On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 5:06 AM, hansgrusel hansgrusel@... > wrote: hey folks, just a response to all questions asked today: -send a cd (audio or data) of minimum 16bit 44.1 wav or aif (higher rez data fine) to: h. grusel c/o T. DAY
2008-09-03 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Attachments : Forget the picture of my old system. It's gross overkill and really just an embarrassment. Maybe a picture of a shop panel. .or a shot of one of the new M boats? that said, I'm more in favor of something more artistic jd -------------- Original message -------------
2008-09-03 by hansgrusel
hey folks, just a response to all questions asked today: -send a cd (audio or data) of minimum 16bit 44.1 wav or aif (higher rez data fine) to: h. grusel c/o T. DAY 271 San Jose ave. #5 San Francisco, CA 94110 -as for length i was thinking 5 min per track, but i realize this will
2008-09-02 by Dennis Verschoor
Yeah try to get it to Hans. I bet he can provide me some mp3s to check them out. What should the cover look like? A huge Serge system like John's fist off gold? Or perhaps something like a closeup detailf from a panel so people don't need to think they need 16 panels to make stuf
2008-09-02 by Dennis Verschoor
I'd be happy to do the voting. Maybe Rex can join the voting team to? So we got Hans, Rex and me for the voting team? On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 1:48 AM, matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@... > wrote: Yeah, I guess whoever's doing the mastering should tell us the final uncompressed
2008-09-02 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
I'll be using a CD that was burned in a Alesis Masterlink. No compression. Just straight to disk audio. jd -------------- Original message -------------- From: "matthew carpenter" Yeah, I guess whoever's doing the mastering should tell us the final uncompressed .wav format, then.
2008-09-02 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Makes little difference to me. . .I can't do either one! LOL jd -------------- Original message -------------- From: John P wouldn't it be better to send a wav file that's uncompressed? Don't all mp3's suffer some compromising regardless of rate? Dennis Verschoor wrote: > I think
2008-09-02 by matthew carpenter
Yeah, I guess whoever's doing the mastering should tell us the final uncompressed .wav format, then. Who will it be?? At the very least, we need the most transparent level matching of all submitted tracks and sample rate conversion / bit depth reduction. On 9/2/08, Dennis Verscho
2008-09-02 by Dennis Verschoor
Yeah John that would be fine i guess. But for review tracks an online mp3 would be fine i guess. Cheers, Dennis On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 2:34 AM, John P johnp299792@... > wrote: Agh! I mean, a wav file that's *compressed*. As in zipped or whatever. -- Music at: http://mono-poly.blo
2008-09-02 by John P
Agh! I mean, a wav file that's *compressed*. As in zipped or whatever.
2008-09-02 by John P
wouldn't it be better to send a wav file that's uncompressed? Don't all mp3's suffer some compromising regardless of rate? Dennis Verschoor wrote: > I think people should submit in mp3 format online. > Afterwards we can send wav files / cds to the one who is gonna master > all th