2007-05-29 by John P
It sounds like you know you what you want pretty well... just out of curiousity what makes you like the NTO? Also I think the Triple Waveshaper is 3 VC waveshapers like what you have in the NTO... taking a sawtooth to a sine or a pulse. It's been a while since I played with one b
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2007-05-29 by riluttante
Hi everyone, After receiving the news that STS will stop production of custom panels on June 1st, I'm quickly making up my mind about ordering a custom panel to round out my current system (Blue Voice, Blue CV, Soup Kitchen, TKB). I'd basically like to get one additional panel fe
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2007-05-28 by matthew carpenter
Thanks! On 5/28/07, darkstr1746@... darkstr1746@... > wrote: Matt : you have a cookin' little system there. Smooooth j duval -------------- Original message -------------- From: "matthew carpenter" gmail.com > Well, I guess mine was the one that broke the camel's back! I received
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2007-05-28 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Matt : you have a cookin' little system there. Smooooth j duval -------------- Original message -------------- From: "matthew carpenter" Well, I guess mine was the one that broke the camel's back! I received the beautiful panel on Friday. It's the one in the middle. You can click
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2007-05-28 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Hell will freeze over before that happens. : ) kind regards j duval -------------- Original message -------------- From: "mrboningen" i'm hoping maybe this means he might start offering single modules in order to compete with the other manufacturers? i hope so!
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2007-05-28 by matthew carpenter
Well, I guess mine was the one that broke the camel's back! I received the beautiful panel on Friday. It's the one in the middle. You can click on each picture for a humongous view. I had at least one or two more planned. Rex is a 'good trader'. http://www.virb.com/mattcarpenter/
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2007-05-28 by mrboningen
i'm hoping maybe this means he might start offering single modules in order to compete with the other manufacturers? i hope so!
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2007-05-28 by Yulian Pugachevsky
I hear you Thomas.. I was actually planning to purchase a panel later on as well and will have to make the move sooner than expected (helllllo Mr. loan officer ;-).. so I'm kinda in the same boat.. I think your best bet is to give Rex a call (i think he prefers phone over email)
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2007-05-28 by riluttante
Yulian, Thanks for trying to clear things up If he really will stop making custom configurations that would be pretty unfortunate as far as I'm concerned. I've been thinking up a new custom panel to round out my otherwise "shop-only" system recently that I was hoping to order som
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2007-05-28 by Yulian Pugachevsky
Being as concerned as you all are, I called-up Rex this morning to see if everything was Ok.. now i'm not certain if Rex is ready to openly discuss his business roadmap publicly, but i was assured that ye olde Serge synthe shoppe is NOT closing.. .. I will let Mr. Rex elaborate o
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2007-05-28 by matthew carpenter
Well, if it's a death, not of STS, since there is no mention of shop panels, only custom work, then that is very sad, indeed. On 5/28/07, Tim J bob_aloha@... > wrote: The support and condolences part makes it sound as if others (members) may know whats going on. Without getting i
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2007-05-28 by Tim J
The support and condolences part makes it sound as if others (members) may know whats going on. Without getting into any real details, does anyone know if this is the end of STS? >From: Les Mizzell lesmizz@... > >Reply-To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com >To: SergeModular@yahoogroup
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2007-05-28 by Les Mizzell
"In Memoriam" ?? "Thank you all for your support and condolences." ?? The way this stuff is worded, it almost sounds like a family member died or something. Weird, very weird.
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2007-05-28 by matthew carpenter
Harold Tique (heretic!?) is another alias. That's definitely Rex's address and handwriting. On 5/28/07, riluttante riluttante@... > wrote: Harold's e-mail address seems to start with sts7@... --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , darkstr1746@... wrote: > > ok. . . so i just scrol
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2007-05-28 by riluttante
Harold's e-mail address seems to start with sts7@... --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , darkstr1746@... wrote: > > ok. . . so i just scrolled down to read the original post. Who the hell is Harold and what does he know? This smells like bullocks. > duval > > -------------- Ori
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2007-05-28 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
ok. . . so i just scrolled down to read the original post. Who the hell is Harold and what does he know? This smells like bullocks. duval -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Harold Tique" Dear clients and friends, I am giving notice that I will not be taking any
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2007-05-28 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
without having spoken to the man in several weeks but knowing his mindset and what he wants for his life at this point, i'd say that what you see in print is probably fairly accurate. There is lots of life outside of STS and given the choice between fishing on a beautiful Wiscons
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2007-05-28 by riluttante
Is this serious? No custom panels anymore? Does anyone know if Rex will continue to sell shop panels in standard configurations, or does the sad tone of the message suggest that he's quitting the business altogether? Thomas --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "Harold Tique" wro
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2007-05-28 by Harold Tique
Dear clients and friends, I am giving notice that I will not be taking any more orders for custom panels as of Friday June 1st, 2007. Thank you all for your support and condolences. Sincerely, Rex Probe President STS
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2007-05-27 by matthew carpenter
Finally tried your strange feedback trick. Very nice. I wouldn't have expected the percussive runs you mentioned. They're pretty punchy, too. On 5/16/07, evetsterueb synth@... > wrote: I'll second that. When you turn up the slope the edge is quite audible. The old manual I have s
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2007-05-16 by Carbon111
>it can get up to 24 db slope but there is no resonance control so... Remember that resonance is only feedback so all you need is a mixer to mix some of the post-filter signal back in for a "resonance control". Best Regards, James
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2007-05-16 by Bill Felton
Another good VCSF trick, if you have a frequency shifter, is to send one of the outputs (lo or hi pass, by preference) into a mixer, and the other into the Frequency Shifter. The output of the FS then goes into the mix with the 'other' output from the VCSF. By varying the slope a
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2007-05-16 by evetsterueb
I'll second that. When you turn up the slope the edge is quite audible. The old manual I have shows a response curve which, when the filter is adjusted for maximum slope, rises to a small peak before plummeting downwards. I like that it can easily add aural bite to a sound withou
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2007-05-15 by matthew carpenter
I don't think it goes up to 24 db/oct but with feedback it can get VERY peaky in any mode. It's one of my favorite filters. Highly recommended. Since we were just talking about using two VCFQ's to make a 4-pole 24 db/oct filter, making sure you have the utility modules to achieve
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2007-05-15 by derwskee
I am thinking of adding another panel and was wondering if anyone has experince with the Variable Slope Filter..I have (2) VCFQ's. I believe it can get up to 24 db slope but there is no resonance control so would this sound like a 24db filter at it's lowest resonance? Also, how "
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2007-05-15 by Harold Tique
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2007-05-14 by matthew carpenter
Thanks for the help. It will be a few days before I get to try this patch, again. As far as I got, however, I can say that I agree with the 'deeper' description. It sounded quite good. I also find myself quickly heading in more 'experimental' directions when starting with an emul
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2007-05-14 by paradigmshiftbeats
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , John P wrote: > > I tried this a few years ago with no luck - glad to hear someone got it right. > How would you describe the results? I no longer have all the required modules but I tried it a couple of times when I did and thought it sounde
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2007-05-14 by John P
I tried this a few years ago with no luck - glad to hear someone got it right. How would you describe the results? paradigmshiftbeats wrote: > "Invert the output of the envelope detector using the processor > controlling the VCA." > > To directly answer your question, the envelop
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2007-05-13 by paradigmshiftbeats
"Invert the output of the envelope detector using the processor controlling the VCA." To directly answer your question, the envelope output is patched to the feedback VCA (through the processor, which in Harvey's patch instructions had already been patched to the feedback VCA) To
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2007-05-13 by simulacreant
Hi, I'm having a bit of trouble recreating this patch. Basically, I don't understand the instructions for implementing the amplitude control. They say to 'monitor the VCA output by patching to an envelope detector(I'm using a DTG with signal in) but they don't say where to patch
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2007-05-06 by paradigmshiftbeats
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "cray5656" wrote: > > I have a Frostwave MC1 MIDI/CV > I find that the response is not so quick, for example, I either > patch up the Serge to my Doepfer Quad ADSR or the DUSG I hit the > key and it triggers, but if I retrigger the kboard wit
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2007-05-05 by cray5656
Hi all I have a Frostwave MC1 MIDI/CV and whilst I can get the serge to play on my Edirol controller keyboard, I find that the response is not so quick, for example, I either patch up the Serge to my Doepfer Quad ADSR or the DUSG I hit the key and it triggers, but if I retrigger
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2007-05-04 by Bill Sequeira
I *just* got an MPC1000 wanting to experiment along similar lines - that said, there are issues to contend with related to the MIDI/CV worlds and related to your specific application. Looked at both the MPC and the Elektron, and think you can't go wrong with either, but they are
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2007-05-04 by don hassler
Wonder if a Revolution might be easy solution for what you describe. http://www.audiochocolate.com.au/ sells them in Australia. --- yulianhoo yulian.p@... > wrote: > --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , amnesia > wrote: > > > > I do have a TKB, but it seems more suited for > exp
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2007-05-04 by simulacreant
E-mail me privately if you are selling an STS TKB in excellent to mint condition.
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2007-05-04 by yulianhoo
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , amnesia wrote: > > I do have a TKB, but it seems more suited for experimental timings, I > want tight MIDI step seq. > you can always take any MIDI->CV interface and connect the gate out to TKB's clock in and programme a bar of 16th notes in
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2007-05-04 by amnesia
I do have a TKB, but it seems more suited for experimental timings, I want tight MIDI step seq. > >
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2007-05-04 by simulacreant
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "cray5656" wrote: > > I am looking to do some dance trax and dont have any kind of step > sequencer , i am looking to get an mpc2500 and maybe a monomachine to > do the sequencing/drums programming and trigger the Serge....I would > be intere
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2007-05-04 by cray5656
I am looking to do some dance trax and dont have any kind of step sequencer , i am looking to get an mpc2500 and maybe a monomachine to do the sequencing/drums programming and trigger the Serge....I would be interested to know what other people use.
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2007-05-03 by pow333us
Hi All, Recent drastic changes in power distribution allow me to sell my PS4 and a PSD. List price on the set is $525. Anyone interested at $350? I also have an abundance of pro audio that's on its way out of my life. Paul
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2007-05-01 by Music Man
Hi Yulian, thanks for your advice. Best regards, Sven ----- Original Message ---- From: Yulian Pugachevsky To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, 1 May, 2007 7:28:05 PM Subject: Re: [SergeModular] Re: rack mounting Serge panels Hi S. I guess you could always check with R
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2007-05-01 by Yulian Pugachevsky
Hi S. I guess you could always check with Rex @ STS for the exact dimensions for the rack ears and have them made at a metal shoppe in Europe.. I doubt that there is a resource for Serge-specific parts in your part of the world. just my 2 cents (canadian ;) yulian_ On 5/1/07, Mus
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2007-05-01 by Music
Hi, I've just joined this group. I'm very pleased to see that there are so many Serge enthusiastics. Is there anyone who could provide rack ears for my old 4 panel Serge Modular anywhere in Europe instead of ordering them for the States? Best regards, S --- In SergeModular@yahoog
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2007-04-27 by Romeo Fahl
Thanks for the photos. Could we also get a close-up of the driscoll seqnencer? On 4/26/07, innerclock2004 david@... > wrote: Sorry - yes I know they must be clocked externally - so, to clarify - External 5 volt pulse clock sent to Serge 4/5 Step SEQs [Clock Input] - the SEQs do n
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2007-04-26 by innerclock2004
Sorry - yes I know they must be clocked externally - so, to clarify - External 5 volt pulse clock sent to Serge 4/5 Step SEQs [Clock Input] - the SEQs do not provide seq/clocked voltage changes at the Row Outputs on the front panel - however - a multimeter across the Main Counter
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2007-04-26 by innerclock2004
Here they are - two panels 1. TKB 2. 2 x Custom Driscol 32 Stage SEQs, 1 x Serge 4 Step, 1 x Serge 5 Step and 1 x Serge Quantizer Email me if interested - david@... Regards - David. Link - http://launch.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/SergeModular/photos/browse/69cf
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2007-04-26 by innerclock2004
Here they are - two panels 1. TKB 2. 2 x Custom Driscol 32 Stage SEQs, 1 x Serge 4 Step, 1 x Serge 5 Step and 1 x Serge Quantizer Email me if interested - david@... Regards - David.
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2007-04-23 by m0n075
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "m0n075" wrote: > > Anyone got some Serge kits they wanna get rid off? > > Regards, > > Dennis > Still looking :) Or horrbile looking paper panels. Broken stuff etc... Conact me at modular@... Cheers, Dennis
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2007-04-22 by John P
The Serge sequencers don't have internal clocks. You have to clock them from an external source. the 2 Smaller sequencers do not run - I have tested the internal pins to the best of my ability - the Decade/Clock chips generate clocks and CVs but these do not appear at the front p
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