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2008-03-07 by implode7@comcast.net
Attachments : I don't still have the invoice, but I do have a printout of the document where they describe how to construct the model numbers. In case I forget, shoot me an email this evening (I'm on Pacific time) at implode7@... and I'll get you the info. I'll look briefly onlin
2008-03-07 by riluttante
Thank you! Could you do me a favor and see if you can find the Mouser part numbers on your invoice once you get the chance? I've been scrolling through hundreds of results for the search "pomona banana" but I can't seem to find these cables... --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com
2008-03-07 by riluttante
Thanks! I'll check that out and see if she has the lengths and colors I need in stock. I need to replace something like 100 cables, so cost definitely is an issue... --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , Bill Felton wrote: > > You should be able to get them from Cynthia at cyndus
2008-03-07 by implode7@comcast.net
Attachments : I just ordered a bunch from mouser a couple of weeks ago. You have to find them by the model numbers - if you look hard enough (I'm at work now, and can't dig this up) they have a document explaining how to construct the model number by the length and color. Their p
2008-03-07 by Bill Felton
You should be able to get them from Cynthia at cyndustries.com. I *think* she has the list of canonical color/lengths as per the STS "standard", but if not, I have it around somewhere. Her prices aren't bad, or weren't the last time I ordered a bunch of cables. But be warned, the
2008-03-07 by riluttante
All of my patch cables were stolen recently, so I need to replace them... Rex at STS informed me that he's currently low on stock, so what other places are there that sell the classic Pomona model B patch cord in various colors and lengths? I'm not finding them at Mouser or Allie
2008-03-06 by matthew carpenter
Re: using the SSG as a filter, and inspired by a post last week, I did this, too, and introduced resonance via feedback and got a nice, gnarly sound out of it. I did the same with a couple of my DTGs that have SIG INs and had three of these gnarly resonant filters going at the sa
2008-03-06 by Carbon111
Yes, Matt (and "Concrete"), it does work pretty well. In the creature I'm able to nicely join both halves of the TGO in "harmony" with just that method Though I also did a lot of mixing with the X-Fader, even using the top of the SSG as a crude second filter so as to process both
2008-03-06 by matthew carpenter
Yes, it is possible. From what I've heard -- James could probably answer this with some experience -- the new VCFQs are more effective at mixing two signals in this manner. James? Matt On 3/6/08, kkonkkrete kkonkkrete@... > wrote: Sorry kind people, another question: - on the var
2008-03-06 by kkonkkrete
Sorry kind people, another question: - on the variable Q VCF, is it possible to have signals going into both the auto-gain-controlled in (AGC IN) and the regular signal in (IN) at the same time? I would like to use this as a crude input mixer for combining two different signals g
2008-03-05 by Harold Tique
Greetings, Thank you all for participating in our first M-boat Regatta! I will be at the STS Shop - listening, testing & calibrating all the new systems and so Iwill be signing off the SMOG group so as to better focus on getting your STS "M-boats & Animals shipshape for speedy de
2008-03-05 by Bakis Sirros
hello Harry, so, you're saying i have to connect the grounds of the psu's even between a minijack to banana grounded interface (i have one in my serge made by my tech) and a minijack modular, because the grounding transfer via the minijack cables is not sufficient? ok, if that is
2008-03-05 by Harold Tique
Hello Bakis, Shields, as in your typical single-ended phone phone or Mini- phone cables, are not suitable for grounding. These are not connectors! (that's they are called plugs and jacks as a seperate class from a connector) My friend at National semi, Bob Pease, told me, "Phone
2008-03-04 by amnesia
Hi all I have had my euro modules bananafied and patch the serge to the euro system with no issues, all are grounded together. or am i missing something?
2008-03-04 by Bakis Sirros
if you ground the Serge (you will anyway, right?), the ground is then transferred thru the minijack cables to your minijack modulars. so cross-patching is fine. i do it all the time. if you want to cross-patch with another banana modular then you have to ground the two banana mod
2008-03-04 by Harold Tique
Hello K0nk, I highly recommend you log a few flight hours M-boating fist, where you will develop your 'feel' for the helm and engines, before docking up das "CREATURE". On the [SSG] - The upper cell, when patched as a triangle wave osc, has an upper limit of about 2.5 Khz (the lo
2008-03-04 by John P
just did an informal test. the clocking limit of s/h seems to go well into khz. more important is the effect of the 'rate' knob. short answer: it will do s/h of audio, no sweat. kkonkkrete wrote: > > > Hello Mr. Tique > > Good point. I am very much a 'user' rather than a 'develop
2008-03-04 by kkonkkrete
Hello Mr. Tique Good point. I am very much a 'user' rather than a 'developer' of analogue things, so that hadn't even crossed my mind. Could be very dangerous I suppose. I'm used to just sticking my patch cables into any old sockets that come along, as long as it's V/Oct, I just
2008-03-04 by Harold Tique
Hello Mr. Krete, I'm glad that all the great guys here in the SMOG either have been helpful in showing the wonders the 'Greek orgy' style of Serge inter- patchability. I personally have been through many synthesizer architectures and patching paradigms (Buchla & Moog & EMS) and,
2008-03-04 by kkonkkrete
Hi --- It's all slowly beginning to sink in. It really is amazing how diverse these units are --- I never realized how 'conventional' I was in my whole approach to modular synthesis. I'm sorry for yet more questions, but I just want to make sure I'm not being unrealistic in my ex
2008-03-03 by Carbon111
Hi there, >Sorry if my previous post was a bit moronic! Not at all, it was a perfectly valid question. I just wanted to make sure you didn't misunderstand me. >as for requesting mp3s --- I didn't mean to suggest that lossy >compression could do justice to the sounds --- I just wa
2008-03-03 by Skot Wiedmann
the ones i got are definitely NOT the same. The authentic davies have a deeper flute (the vertical groove along the side of the knob) which give them a nicer tactile feel. the small bear part is less satisfying to the touch and a bit more slippery. in other words, its not as easy
2008-03-03 by loopcycle
Sam Ecoff recently mentioned the differences in a post on AH: http://elists.resynthesize.com/analogue-heaven/2008/03/1894529/Re-speaking-of-knobs-looking-for-bananalogue-type-knobs-for-doepfer.html I've also recently seen a webpage reviewing the differences, but I can't find it n
2008-03-03 by amnesia
I have spoken to people just a few days back about the clone davies knobs..The are the same only difference is underneath the part you wont see . Bill Sequeira wrote: > > Are they the same? They look at bit chubbier to me, maybe it is the > picture. > > Cheers -- Bill > _________
2008-03-03 by Bill Sequeira
Are they the same? They look at bit chubbier to me, maybe it is the picture. Cheers -- Bill __________________________________________ Bill Sequeira On Mar 3, 2008, at 2:44 PM, loopcycle wrote: > You might be interested in these davies 1900H clones: > > http://www.smallbearelec.c
2008-03-03 by JB
thank you both. i'll try the small bear ones first 2008/3/3, matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@... >: Hi, There are here: http://www.alliedelec.com/Search/ProductDetail.asp?SKU=543-0400&SEARCH=&MPN=1900%2DH&DESC=1900%2DH&R=543%2D0400&sid=47CB3F8038B6617F On 3/3/08, loopcycle lo
2008-03-03 by matthew carpenter
Hi, There are here: http://www.alliedelec.com/Search/ProductDetail.asp?SKU=543-0400&SEARCH=&MPN=1900%2DH&DESC=1900%2DH&R=543%2D0400&sid=47CB3F8038B6617F On 3/3/08, loopcycle loopcycle@... > wrote: You might be interested in these davies 1900H clones: http://www.smallbearelec.com/
2008-03-03 by loopcycle
You might be interested in these davies 1900H clones: http://www.smallbearelec.com/Detail.bok?no=707 --- JB ringmodulator@... > wrote: > Hello, > > Does anyone have a bunch of serge knobs for sale (the tall thin ones)? > I think i'll need about 20. > > thanks > Johan > > > Keep o
2008-03-03 by JB
Hello, Does anyone have a bunch of serge knobs for sale (the tall thin ones)? I think i'll need about 20. thanks Johan
2008-03-03 by paradigmshiftbeats
There are no moronic questions here, Kkonkkrete! > in the output section of the TGO, what are the Sig Ins for? I take it these are audio inputs, but what for? The Sig Ins of the TGO are "bipolar" and can accept audio or CV signals. At high frequency ranges (left side) and fast ri
2008-03-03 by kkonkkrete
Hi --- Sorry if my previous post was a bit moronic! I should have looked through the available information in more detail before posting! And as for requesting mp3s --- I didn't mean to suggest that lossy compression could do justice to the sounds --- I just wanted to get a rough
2008-03-02 by Kim Hansen
Hi Don i asked the exact same question on the list bout 10 days ago - here is the answer i got from Chris Sawyer: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/SergeModular/message/4890 best, - Kim On Mar 2, 2008, at 9:53 PM, don hassler wrote: > Can someone tell me what the Preset input
2008-03-02 by don hassler
Can someone tell me what the Preset input jack allows on the 6 Stage Sequencing programmer? Is it simply setting the sequence start position? Thanks in advance! Don ____________________________________________________________________________________ Be a better friend, newshound,
2008-03-02 by derwskee
FS: Custom Serge Panel, Power Supply, Oak Cabinet, And More! Having recently received my last custom panel and updated my tiny (2) panel Serge so I find that I now have a beautiful, powerful, custom single panel/system for sale. System includes 1) Custom Wisconsin STS Panel in DE
2008-02-29 by BooleanYulian
James, To this I'd like to add that I was very happy to have located Rich Gold's book on your site. I used to have a hard-copy that I got from Rex when I purchased 2 panels back in '95 (which I gave to the person that I sold those 2 panels to later on). When I acquired my 4 panel
2008-02-29 by matthew carpenter
Yeah, good work, James! As I told you elsewhere, your other pages were instrumental (no pun intended) to my making the leap into the Serge universe. Matt On 2/29/08, Bakis Sirros synth_freak_2000@... > wrote: great pages, thanks! --- Carbon111 carbon111@... > wrote: > As promised
2008-02-29 by Bakis Sirros
great pages, thanks! --- Carbon111 carbon111@... > wrote: > As promised, you heard it here first. ;) > > The pages I've been working on are now online and > can all be reached from: > > http://www.carbon111.com/serge_index.html > > ...only the Creature and M-Class pages are new a
2008-02-29 by Carbon111
As promised, you heard it here first. ;) The pages I've been working on are now online and can all be reached from: http://www.carbon111.com/serge_index.html ...only the Creature and M-Class pages are new at the moment but there will be more to come so I've given Serge-related pa
2008-02-29 by Carbon111
>I still haven't got my head around the >CV Timegen Oscs in the Creature. Can they do waveforms other than saw >and triangle? Yes, pulse waves, asymmetrical triangles, normal saws as well as inverted saws are all available...and continuously variable. I'm about to launch a "Creat
2008-02-29 by John P
the PCO & NTO oscillators will do linear FM, the timegen osc will do expo only. It's not a matter of stability - they're all plenty stable - it's a matter of design & panel space. kkonkkrete wrote: > > > Hi all -- > > Thanks so much for all your quick and helpful replies! > > The
2008-02-29 by kkonkkrete
Hi all -- Thanks so much for all your quick and helpful replies! The combination Carbon111 suggests (Creature+SeqA) is one of the main options I was considering. But I still haven't got my head around the CV Timegen Oscs in the Creature. Can they do waveforms other than saw and t
2008-02-29 by John P
... so agrees his mother, Luna, out back making moonshine... Harold Tique wrote: > > "AHHHHHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA" > > Harry's wife > > Anne > >
2008-02-28 by Harold Tique
"AHHHHHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA" Harry's wife Anne
2008-02-28 by Bakis Sirros
yeah, and [BS] stands for Bakis Sirros... :D --- Harold Tique sts7@... > wrote: > > Hi Bakis, > > [TG] stands for TimeGEN ! > > & [HT] stands for Harry Tique! > > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo y
2008-02-28 by Harold Tique
Hi Bakis, [TG] stands for TimeGEN ! & [HT] stands for Harry Tique!
2008-02-28 by Bakis Sirros
Harry just told me that the red switch is for the RIGHT cell to engage self oscilation for it(OR you can patch the gate out to the trig in of the right cell). the left cell is ALWAYS self oscillating... best regards, :-) Bakis. --- matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@... > wrote:
2008-02-28 by Bakis Sirros
thanks Harold! abut, what about that right [TG] cell you mention? what TG stands for? Throbbing Gristle? damn, that confusing Serge terminology... ;-) :D --- Harold Tique sts7@... > wrote: > > Hello Bakis! -Harry here ... > > The two black banana jacks are both SIGnal INputs, > w
2008-02-28 by Harold Tique
Hello Bakis! -Harry here ... The two black banana jacks are both SIGnal INputs, with the upper one assigned to the left [Osc] function cell and the other to the right [TG] cell. Both VC function cells feature Dual Waveform Outputs - Left [Osc] cell has: BlUE Jack = Reverse SAW wa
2008-02-28 by matthew carpenter
:D I don't doubt that this will all become second nature to you after awhile... On 2/28/08, Bakis Sirros synth_freak_2000@... > wrote: yes, why didn't i see it? its "Obvious" (for a Serge, anyway)... :D thanks Matt, best regards, Bakis. --- matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@...
2008-02-28 by Bakis Sirros
yes, why didn't i see it? its "Obvious" (for a Serge, anyway)... :D thanks Matt, best regards, Bakis. --- matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@... > wrote: > Hi Bakis, > The black jacks are both inputs, and yes, they can > be used in the same way > as the DSG. > The outputs are th