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2006-09-08 by Skot Wiedmann
briefly send some CV to set the pulse count to /1 and pulse it? works in my mind..... --- metafoetus2002 jan-hinnerk.helms@... > wrote: > Hi, > > if I were to use the NCOM as a voltage-controlable > pulse counter, does anybody know a way > how to reset the counter? Can't find any
2006-09-08 by metafoetus2002
Hi, if I were to use the NCOM as a voltage-controlable pulse counter, does anybody know a way how to reset the counter? Can't find any information in the Gold Book on this one... Thanks much in advance, best regards, Jan-Hinnerk
2006-09-08 by metafoetus2002
Hi Michael, thanks for the answer! I will ask Grant. Best, Jan-Hinnerk --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "Michael A. Firman" wrote: > > > Hi, > > Since I took the picture I happen to know who used to own the Serge. > I don't know who originally owned it but at the time the pi
2006-09-08 by metafoetus2002
Hi Joe, thanks for your kind words! The Lego stands were the easiest way to find out the ideal (at least for me) angle between my Serge panels. Quite a shaky construction, but it did do the trick. Now if I could only decide between 30 and 35 degrees LOL! Looks like you are Joe wh
2006-09-08 by cuari7
I'll take $200 Also have a Waldorf MW XT. Want $450 (mint condition) Contact me at diazdotjesusatmayodotedu Or my cell, # 904-537-7876 jdiaz
2006-09-08 by Michael A. Firman
Hi, Since I took the picture I happen to know who used to own the Serge. I don't know who originally owned it but at the time the picture was taken it had been recently owned by Grant Richter and restored by him. The synth was in the process of being passed from Grant onto Darwin
2006-09-07 by J J
Hi Jan, Joe here. I love the picture of the Serge on the Lego!!! Serge + Lego = genius Hope all is well and congrats on the new addition to the family... Joe >From: Jan-Hinnerk Helms jan-hinnerk.helms@... > >Reply-To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com >To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com
2006-09-07 by Jan-Hinnerk Helms
Hi, I am looking to have a special metal casing built for my 3 panel Serge. I quite like the one you see here: http://homepage.mac.com/jhhelms/PhotoAlbum13.html I'd like to know more about the metalwork involved, so if you know how to contact the owner, please let me know. P.S. I
2006-09-07 by Captain Quality
Is anyone on this list currently using an Ed-Lab? I just got a model 500 and am curious to know what patches you find most useful. The unit has enough diodes for a ring modulator, but I'm not sure how to patch it up. Any Ed-Lab advice is most welcome.
2006-09-04 by John P
that'd be Dave Wilson that designed the WAD. cray5656 wrote: > I was talking to a friend the other day about my love of the WAD and > wondered if Ray Wilson of Music from Outer Space is the ilson? > > m/n/m/l surreal electronic music, sound, noise http://www.mnmlnoise.com
2006-09-04 by cray5656
I was talking to a friend the other day about my love of the WAD and wondered if Ray Wilson of Music from Outer Space is the ilson?
2006-09-01 by John P
Kim - You should know that Serge has quad panning VC mixers and things like the quadrature oscillator for modulating panning in quad space. You prob'ly use some sorta computer gadget to do surround mixing now but imagine being able to do that with voltage control! Kim G. Hansen w
2006-09-01 by Kim G. Hansen
Hello i'm interested in the serge panel - i'm in Copenhagen, Denmark but you say you won't ship outside the states ? best wishes, - Kim --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "cuari7" wrote: > > This panel still for sale. Price down to $2300. > > Also FS: > > Mint-condition Waldor
2006-09-01 by Kim G. Hansen
Captain Duval, - when you say "spinning around" - do you mean panning in the stereo image ? Apart from music i make my living as an editor in post-production, and i'd like to use the Serge for building atmospheres and soundscapes that moves in a surround mix. - Do any of you on t
2006-08-31 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
for my taste you seem to be a little short on the CV processing end. Add a BUFF or a PRC or SPRC. A couple more Oscillators and a Bandwidth filter wouldn't hurt either. I'm big on spinning things around and for that you need at least one XFAD ( two is better ) and a QUO. Of cours
2006-08-31 by plastichorneddevil
Hello there! I picked up a mess of circuit boards and two predrilled Serge panels that include a VCFVCQ filter, NTO and UEAP along with some strange customized stuff that really doesnt matter much. These appear to be mid/late 70's paperfaced modules, the VCF has a standard lookin
2006-08-31 by cuari7
This panel still for sale. Price down to $2300. Also FS: Mint-condition Waldorf XT, $600 Roland MPU-101 MIDI-CV converter, shows its age but fully functional, $250. Contact me (see below for phone # and email addy) JDiaz --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "cuari7" wrote: > > F
2006-08-31 by Kim G. Hansen
Hello fellow sergers :) I'm trying to decide which modules i want in a panel. - I already have two panels: a custom that i got built back in 96 and a sequencer panel that i recently bought úsed from Ross Healy ( Hi Ross ) Obviously i want the new panel to fit right in and complem
2006-08-29 by r_a_quirk
Hi Joe I'm selling my TKB right now if you're interested. I recently sold two panels and wooden case to Matt on this list. there's a few people on this list who I've dealt with who'll vouch for me. Contact me off list if you're interested. I'm still keeping one serge panel as I c
2006-08-28 by J J
Hi Ross, Joe here...Yeah I'm killing myself for missing out on that one = (... Thats an amazing panel!...Get a hold of me when you want to sell the TKB (please) its the paper faced one right? Thanks again... Joe >From: amnesia amni56@... > >Reply-To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com
2006-08-28 by amnesia
Yes it was the seq panel. I may sell the TKB but that will be a while off. Ross J J wrote: > > Hi Joe here. Wasn't that the sequencer panel? > > Joe > > >From: amnesia amni56@... > > >Reply-To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com > > >To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com > >Subject: Re: [Se
2006-08-28 by J J
Hi Joe here. Wasn't that the sequencer panel? Joe >From: amnesia amni56@... > >Reply-To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com >To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com >Subject: Re: [SergeModular] Just a quick question >Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 14:28:41 +1000 > >you just missed out I sold 1 panel
2006-08-28 by amnesia
you just missed out I sold 1 panel last week chorus72000 wrote: > > Hi Joe here. Is anyone thinking of selling off some panels in the near > future? I'm starting early > but I'd be looking to buy in 5-6 months...Sorry for being waaaay ahead > of time but it would > give me time t
2006-08-28 by chorus72000
Hi Joe here. Is anyone thinking of selling off some panels in the near future? I'm starting early but I'd be looking to buy in 5-6 months...Sorry for being waaaay ahead of time but it would give me time to prepare...Thanks in advance... Joe
2006-08-26 by Tristan Upton
Hi Ross, How are the synth building meetings going? Maybe you could send out some jpegs of your panel designs? I should be home in another 5 weeks. Regards, Tristan cray5656 writes: > I've started designing panels with the Schaeffer Front Panel Designer > and wondered if anyone h
2006-08-26 by cray5656
I've started designing panels with the Schaeffer Front Panel Designer and wondered if anyone has designed a Serge look for their diy panels?
2006-08-24 by kimgh@inet.uni2.dk
Hi Ross its a big yes-yes; - you can stack as many cables you'd like on a output jack. Thats the beauty of a banana-based synth. Another thing you should get into is feedback: Connecting the output of a module into its own inputs = lots of crazy fun waiting for you ! Kim Citat cr
2006-08-24 by cray5656
I am slowly making my way thru the Gold Book when I get spare time. One thing I want to clarify about stacking outputs. I have the audio mixer module and have one output with 2 bananas stacked to go to different places eg in this instance one jack goes to the UAP and the other st
2006-08-24 by riluttante
Hi list members, I'm looking for a high-detail picture of the back/inside of a Serge panel...I mean the back of the front plate, only visible when the box is opened up. Like the photos here, but a little closer-up, if possible: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/SergeModular/fi
2006-08-23 by Kim Hansen
On Aug 20, 2006, at 6:10 PM, fhserge wrote: > I finally found some time to play with my Sequencing Programmers. > They nicely played with my Modcan/MOTM modules and with an ARP > sequencer...a lot of fun! > > A lot of functionality is self explaining but there are features I > di
2006-08-21 by Kim Hansen
Hi list having just purchased a used panel from Australia ( hi Ross ) i'm in need of a PSD - Power Supply Distribution System - anybody got one lying around thats not in use i'd like to buy it. I've been calling STS a couple of times as i also need a couple of replacement pots fo
2006-08-20 by John P
I haven't tried the Bode but other than its famous name & heritage, the older design makes it not as good as the Serge's. There are some out there that really like the Modcan FS too. YMMV. cuari7 wrote: > The > Freq Shifter is perhaps the best one ever made (other than the > Bode
2006-08-20 by cuari7
For those of you who are giving in to the mysteries of frequency modulation and use of quadrature oscillators, this is the perfect panel. The layout is, from L to R: One Freq Shifter One Control Module One (awesome) Resonant Equalizer One Matrix Mixer One Dual Processor One Scali
2006-08-20 by fhserge
I finally found some time to play with my Sequencing Programmers. They nicely played with my Modcan/MOTM modules and with an ARP sequencer...a lot of fun! A lot of functionality is self explaining but there are features I did not find any infos in the archives (there was a short
2006-08-14 by tmeade1974
Hi Thomas, Yes, I was just rereading some of those posts and was surprised by the lack of interest, especially from this list. As you probably know, Don Buchla has implemented this concept in the new 210e, which combined with 225e does let you save knob parameter settings on the
2006-08-14 by riluttante
To expand on this a little... In the posts from a few years ago it seems as if there's some misunderstanding as to what this thing does (how it's different from a manual pin-matrix on an EMS Synthi, for example). This describes a 16x16 matrix that allows the user to route any inp
2006-08-14 by riluttante
Thanks John and Chris! Yeah, after looking at the specs in the catalog I would tend to agree that the Scaling Processor offers the most possibilities. Three sections with processing inputs, one of them with a variable offset control, plus a fixed offset voltage of +5 volt as a ti
2006-08-14 by riluttante
Hi, Below is a post that caught my attention from 2002. A lot of questions followed it, but I couldn't find an update on the design's progress. Does anyone know if the computer controlled patch matrix proposed here ever went into production? Sonicsynthi, are you still on the list
2006-08-14 by Steve Ridley
Wow, thanks - I really wasn't very hopeful of a reply on this one. > Yes, the sax controller actually existed, Serge was working on it with a fellow > collaborator (I forget his name, long hair freak). He worked with Frank Eventoff on the Rainmaker & Sonica. Could it have been hi
2006-08-13 by Skot Wiedmann
I would try using the trigger input on a vcfq to ring the filter and maybe add a bit of filter FM or signal thru the filter to dress it up to taste, maybe with a bit of noise. hope that helps. --- cray5656 amni56@... > wrote: > Using a Blue Fun Station and or a Soup Kitchen, how
2006-08-13 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
I have 10 1/4" to banana custom cables built by Roxanne herself at STS Oakland. Found them stashed away in the garage. They are about six feet in length . I have pictures if anyone wants to see them. Mogami cable. The good stuff. C'mon dudes. . . . i can't use this stuff anymore
2006-08-13 by cray5656
Using a Blue Fun Station and or a Soup Kitchen, how would you go about patching up a woody log sound? I guess FM should be in there?
2006-08-12 by cray5656
You will enjoy the Blue/ Kitchen combo, that is what I have. I did also have a sequencer panel but just sold it, as I felt the tkb is good on its own. Love the black TKB
2006-08-12 by riluttante
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "cray5656" wrote: > > any Hi Res photos of the Black Serge? > I posted the high-res files here (11 MB): http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=BA4374C444888731 These are five photographs I took at CalArts last summer of (a
2006-08-12 by cray5656
any Hi Res photos of the Black Serge?
2006-08-11 by S V G
Steve, Yes, the sax controller actually existed, Serge was working on it with a fellow collaborator (I forget his name, long hair freak). There was only one, and it existed in a rough prototype form. Though I was around it quite a bit, I never remember hearing any sounds issuing
2006-08-11 by paradigmshiftbeats
I personally believe the Scaling Processor offers the most bang for the buck (and panel space) and highly recommend every mid-sized system have at least one of these along with an Active Processor. Best wishes, Chris
2006-08-11 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Attachments : three triple event timers, two quad low pass gates and two dual processors. It has been sold to a friend in the Netherlands john duval -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: "bbluthang" jumpswine@... > > Hi > checking out the great panel in Pic
2006-08-11 by r_a_quirk
I'm selling most of my Oakley & MOTM modules + wooden case. I'll sell individually or as a group or any option inbetween. Please contact me off group. My email access this weekend will be limited so if I haven't got back to you I will by Monday. None of it has been mounted (excep
2006-08-11 by bbluthang
Hi checking out the great panel in Pictures with three triple event generators and (what else)?? aren't these from PlanB/EAR? who made the panel? nice work! andrew