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2008-02-22 by John P
I hate to let go of this but finances demand. Custom panel, very early Hartland (panel says Oakland). PCO, RES EQ, ACPR x 2, Scaling Buff, CMX, QTKB, Dual Comp, BLOG, WAD Terrific addition to existing system. All modules perfect working condition except BLOG - Blue LED is not wor
2008-02-22 by Chris Sawyer
Fair enough, John. :-) I should have written "years" or at the very least "next decade or so." My meaning was that that a major motivation for the M-class development is to promote further longevity for the Serge line. As long as Rex's back holds up... Chris darkstr1746@... wrote
2008-02-21 by John P
yes, since the announcement we've had a lot of new users join. Y.:P wrote: > > just an observation: > > Is it just me, or has there been a spike in new SMOG members since the > announcement of the M-odules? Will that mean lots of work for Mr.Rx > (and of course lots of business:)
2008-02-21 by Carbon111
>And we're expecting Rex to turn into . . . .? what?. . . .Mathusela?? Perhaps a Padawan he has? Help you he will... Best Regards, James -- http://www.carbon111.com
2008-02-21 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Attachments : decades. the man said "decades"? shit. I'll be fucking DEAD before a couple more decades. And we're expecting Rex to turn into . . . .? what?. . . .Mathusela?? LMAO! johnd -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: Chris Sawyer paradigmshiftbeats@.
2008-02-21 by Carbon111
>Also, the lower half of an ACP can be used for voltage offset of a triangle. Sorry, should have said "ACPR"...I noticed there was one on the Sequencer-A M-odule. Best Regards, James -- http://www.carbon111.com
2008-02-21 by Chris Sawyer
Certain future M-class series will include bipolar outputs that provide the functionality you desire. Current shop panels that offer this include the Red and Blue CV panels, via modules such as the Dual Slope Generator and Quadrature Oscillator. There is no intention by Rex to cr
2008-02-21 by Carbon111
>Class modules offering specialized OSC with bipolar outputs for such purposes beside the >TRIPLE OSCILLATOR? Yes, but not right away. However, the VCFQ in low frequency mode, patched to self oscillate makes a nice bipolar sine. Fortunately a few of the MIDI-CV converters on th
2008-02-21 by metafoetus2002
Hi Matt, I don't see any bipolar outputs on the VC TIMEGEN CLOCK or VC TIMEGEN OSC. I would have loved to be able to do a vibrato (sorry for this anachronistic wish) without experiencing a pitch shift when increasing vibrato amount e.g. by patching a bipolar output of one half
2008-02-21 by Y.:P
just an observation: Is it just me, or has there been a spike in new SMOG members since the announcement of the M-odules? Will that mean lots of work for Mr.Rx (and of course lots of business:)?
2008-02-21 by matthew carpenter
You got it! Matt On 2/21/08, Bakis Sirros synth_freak_2000@... > wrote: hello Matt, ok, thanks. so the two M-boats are kind of "chained together" (via the PBX cable) to get the power from the ps2a. best regards, :-) Bakis. --- matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@... > wrote: > Hi
2008-02-21 by Bakis Sirros
hello Matt, ok, thanks. so the two M-boats are kind of "chained together" (via the PBX cable) to get the power from the ps2a. best regards, :-) Bakis. --- matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@... > wrote: > Hi Bakis, > You're quite welcome... > A 18" long Power Braid Extender [PBX
2008-02-21 by Chris Sawyer
Kim, The "reset" input, when pulsed, moves the active stage to stage 1. The "preset" input, when pulsed, moves the active stage to the last stage selected by either the manual push button or the stage select input. For example, let's suppose that the SQP is being advanced by an e
2008-02-21 by kimgh@inet.uni2.dk
Hello all - whats the "preset" input on the m-class sqp for ? Kim
2008-02-21 by matthew carpenter
Hi, Low-profile and deep boats are available... 2.5" vs. 4.5" And no worries about asking questions -- that's what I'm here for! Matt On 2/21/08, chorus72000 seven7_7_7@... > wrote: Hi Matt, Joe here. I hope your not getting sick of all these questions = )... But I do have anothe
2008-02-21 by chorus72000
Hi Matt, Joe here. I hope your not getting sick of all these questions = )... But I do have another for you...The boats, are they shallow? Do you have the dimensions of them? Thanks in advance... Joe
2008-02-21 by matthew carpenter
Hi Bakis, You're quite welcome... A 18" long Power Braid Extender [PBX] (24" also available [PBXL] (w/ Male to Female 4-pin Molex connector ends) travels between the two "M-boat's internal Power Distribution systems to perform the interconnect. In other words, the [PS2a] connects
2008-02-21 by matthew carpenter
Or, to put it really simply, the two [PSD]s are jumpered together by a [PBX] or [PBXL]. On 2/21/08, matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@... > wrote: Hi Bakis, You're quite welcome... A 18" long Power Braid Extender [PBX] (24" also available [PBXL] (w/ Male to Female 4-pin Molex c
2008-02-21 by Bakis Sirros
hello Matt, thanks for the info and photo! one more question,sorry: so, the PS2a does not need a distroboard in order to be connected to two M-boats then? from your photo seems that it has the same connector as the older ps2,4,6...? how its connected to two m-boats then? thanks a
2008-02-21 by matthew carpenter
Hi guys, The power distribution is included in the price of the M-boat. The PS2a is purchased separately. Some features of the PS2a: -Custom made in USA for STS (not a generic Chinese "wall wart") -Precision dual regulated linear w/ low-noise audio specs (individually serialized
2008-02-21 by matthew carpenter
The absence of customization remains. Yes, the new improved designs, as I said, will make it to the venerable shop panels. Hope that helps! Matt On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 4:35 AM, Ioannis Kazlaris ikazlar@... > wrote: Hello, I was wondering whether the new improved designs will mak
2008-02-21 by amnesia
I was under the impression that you pay for the modules, the boat and the power kinda like the way we have with the classic modules Bakis Sirros wrote: > > hello Matt, > > thanks for all the info, > > could we see a photo of the ps2a also? > > is the black power distribution modu
2008-02-21 by Bakis Sirros
hello Matt, thanks for all the info, could we see a photo of the ps2a also? is the black power distribution module included in the price of the m-boat? thanks, best regards, Bakis. --- matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@... > wrote: > I heard John Duval is still seeing spots fro
2008-02-21 by Ioannis Kazlaris
Hello, I was wondering whether the new improved designs will make it to the old panels too. Also, if the absense of customization still remains. Thanx Yannis Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now.
2008-02-21 by simulacreant
Hi Frank, all, The latest improvements, now included in both the M-class modules and the venerable Shop Series, involve changes and additions to circuit topologies, in frequency compensating networks, and in component level advancements and part tolerance enhancements. The commen
2008-02-20 by amnesia
I love my blinding blue LEDs on my Livewire Dual cyclotron...suits the music / noise i am making ...I no longer need drugs :-)
2008-02-20 by fhserge
Hi John, I cannot READ your email because I am still blinded by the triple event timer blue leds... even my technician did not had a simple remedy... Frank --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , darkstr1746@... wrote: > > LMAO!! that would be Peters gear. Just ask Frank!! LOL > he
2008-02-20 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Attachments : it's all good now. Got one 'o dem brail keyboards. hahahah johnd -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: "matthew carpenter" matfhew.carpenfer@... > > I heard John Duval is still seeing spots from his encounters... > > On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 4:
2008-02-20 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Attachments : LMAO!! that would be Peters gear. Just ask Frank!! LOL hey Frank !. . .how are those welders goggles workin' out for ya? LMAO johnd -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: "Y.:P" yulian.p@... > > Boy am I glad it's diffused... I've been blinded
2008-02-20 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Attachments : the groovy new "blue" LEDs represent the "cool" factor that Rex has been experiencing this year. LOL as in "freezing his ass off" in -20 below weather. hahahaha johnd -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: "fhserge" fhserge@... > > I think that
2008-02-20 by JB
P.S.: Hi Johan, nice to see you (as Buchladian) here on this forum!!! Yeah, i'm always where the heat is! I like Serge too a lot, i was brought up with Serge and Buchla modulars. They were the first modulars i encountered and they are still my favourites! To get on topic i recall
2008-02-20 by matthew carpenter
I heard John Duval is still seeing spots from his encounters... On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 4:28 PM, Y.:P yulian.p@... > wrote: Boy am I glad it's diffused... I've been blinded by the blue leds on my other gear On 20-Feb-08, at 3:26 PM, simulacreant wrote: --- In SergeModular@yahoogr
2008-02-20 by Y.:P
Boy am I glad it's diffused... I've been blinded by the blue leds on my other gear On 20-Feb-08, at 3:26 PM, simulacreant wrote: --- In SergeModular@ yahoogroups. com , "Carlos" wrote: > > this might be a silly question due to me not super familiar with serge > stuff (but plannin
2008-02-20 by fhserge
I think that it would help if someone is able to quickly summarize IF and WHAT "noticable features" have been changed in the well known modules and what has been changed "under the hood". Obviously most people are interested in the "new" modules (as I am) but the new "old" module
2008-02-20 by Carbon111
>I think the black panel looks really cool! So do I! :D Slow but steady progress on the Creature webpage, I'll let you all know when its ready, then the others will follow. Best Regards, James -- http://www.carbon111.com/serge.html http://www.carbon111.com/animal.html
2008-02-20 by simulacreant
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "Carlos" wrote: > > this might be a silly question due to me not super familiar with serge > stuff (but planning to start once the boats m series is available) but > I noticed on the pictures of the boat that there is actually an > input/outp
2008-02-20 by Y.:P
Ha.. indeed:) the banana jack under the blue wated-diffused blue LED (inside the STS triangle logo) is used to modulate the LED with CV/Trigg/etc.. Yulian On 20-Feb-08, at 3:06 PM, Carlos wrote: this might be a silly question due to me not super familiar with serge stuff (but pla
2008-02-20 by JB
I think the black panel looks really cool! 2008/2/20, Bakis Sirros synth_freak_2000@... >: yes, i agree that if it was silver it would probably look better, IMHO. --- amnesia amni56@... > wrote: > I dont mind the black but surprised it isnt the same > colour as the rest > of the
2008-02-20 by Carlos
this might be a silly question due to me not super familiar with serge stuff (but planning to start once the boats m series is available) but I noticed on the pictures of the boat that there is actually an input/output things connect to in that middle 'power' part. whats that for
2008-02-20 by Bakis Sirros
yes, i agree that if it was silver it would probably look better, IMHO. --- amnesia amni56@... > wrote: > I dont mind the black but surprised it isnt the same > colour as the rest > of the serge silver > > > > > ____________________________________________________________________
2008-02-20 by amnesia
I dont mind the black but surprised it isnt the same colour as the rest of the serge silver > >
2008-02-20 by Bakis Sirros
hello Yulian and Matt, very nice. thanks for the info. best regards, :-) Bakis. --- "Y.:P" yulian.p@... > wrote: > Also, as aforementioned by Matt, the diff between > the DTG and the VC > Timegen Clk is deeper than the physical difference > that you see on the > faceplate. For ex
2008-02-20 by Y.:P
Also, as aforementioned by Matt, the diff between the DTG and the VC Timegen Clk is deeper than the physical difference that you see on the faceplate. For example, the Gate Out duty cycle is fixed on the VC Timegen Clk, vs. being variable on the DTG (determined by the rise/fall t
2008-02-20 by matthew carpenter
Hi Bakis, Nope, the Dual Universal Slope Generator isn't being replaced. I would probably say that the VC Timegen Oscillator excels as producing two very distinctive 'voices', as I described in a previous post, with some of the DTG/DSG capabilities included since they are of the
2008-02-20 by Bakis Sirros
hello Matt, so, will the vc timegen osc module replace the dual universal slope generator module? if not, what is their real difference? is the timegen osc maybe more specifically made for producing audio waves? thank you, best regards, :-) Bakis. --- matthew carpenter matfhew.ca
2008-02-20 by Bakis Sirros
very nice! best regards, Bakis. --- simulacreant matfhew.carpenfer@... > wrote: > http://launch.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/SergeModular/photos/browse/4a6a > > The center strip is the new power distribution. The > LED is a sunken > dome water-diffused LED that can be modulated by a
2008-02-20 by Bakis Sirros
thanks!! best regards, Bakis. --- matthew carpenter matfhew.carpenfer@... > wrote: > Hi Bakis, > > Ah, the SIGNAL INs. They behave like the DTG/DSG: > Sub-harmonic generation & sync > Envelope following > ASR generation (on right cell) > Audio & CV filtering > > Also a great plac
2008-02-20 by simulacreant
http://launch.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/SergeModular/photos/browse/4a6a The center strip is the new power distribution. The LED is a sunken dome water-diffused LED that can be modulated by any CV, provides power status indication, illuminates the front panel under low-lighting co
2008-02-20 by matthew carpenter
Hi Bakis, Ah, the SIGNAL INs. They behave like the DTG/DSG: Sub-harmonic generation & sync Envelope following ASR generation (on right cell) Audio & CV filtering Also a great place to feedback stuff! Matt On 2/20/08, Bakis Sirros synth_freak_2000@... > wrote: hello Matt, thanks f
2008-02-20 by Bakis Sirros
hello Harold (you are Rex Probe, right?) do you know if STS accepts payments via paypal? i would be very interested to buy M-odules in the future, but being in Greece, paypal is the most easiest way of paying for me. many thanks, best regards, :-) Bakis. --- Harold Tique sts7@...