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Re: Scaling Buffer or Dual Processor

2006-08-11 by John P

The Dual Processor & Scaling Buffers do similar things but not the same thing. The Scaling Buffers (each) can apply scaling/inverting + offset to one signal at a time. They don't mix inputs. The Dual Processor (each) can mix/scale up to 3 inputs together + apply offset to the sum

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Re: added new Serge cabinet pics

2006-08-10 by amnesia

Hi The only thing I would have done to the cabinet is to make the top panels on a slight more of an angle....but saying that It is fine really....If you know your Serge you should over time know what jack is what...But you are right it is a little hard to see the names if it was

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Scaling Buffer or Dual Processor

2006-08-10 by riluttante

Hi, A quick question about two CV processors: Do the Dual Processor and the Scaling Buffers do the same thing? Attenuating and/or inverting of CV's with the possibility of adding or subtracting an offset voltage? If that's the case, then I suppose the only difference is that the

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Re: added new Serge cabinet pics

2006-08-10 by johnrichoux

With the panels at right angles, how easy is it to work with? Is it hard to see settings on the panel in the back (3rd from the top) ? I've been contemplating ways of mounting 4 panels. I have 6 now (in 2 SKB cases) but considering adding 2 more. Thanks jmr --- In SergeModular@ya

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Re: zeroscillator?

2006-08-10 by sydilaxe

Several things make it a unique centerpiece of any modular setup. First, it is a through-zero FM oscillator which means that it goes into negative frequencies when patched appropriately. It is a pretty darn stable oscillator. Second, in addition to standard oscillator outs (pulse

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Re: zeroscillator?

2006-08-10 by John P

REALLY, folks. I'd like to see somebody shed some light on this zeroscillator thing. Andybody got one? Can you describe it in technical detail or upload some unsweetened illustrative sound clips? John P wrote: > I read the specs on the zeroscillator and it looks interesting. > Bu

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Re: controllers, was: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and

2006-08-09 by Steve Ridley

> I would get a good dedicated controller: Serge announced a Sax controller back in the late 1970s. Does anyone on the list know anything about them. They were mentioned in Synapse magazine, but I've never seen one in a catalog or heard of anyone owning one. I wonder if ever real

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

I did my entire CD "Hells Canyon" with only five panels of a 17 panel system. That CD is about as out there as can be for electronic stuff with the exception of John P who does just the most amazing things with his system. Kevin Brehany did all his work with a custom 15 panel. Be

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by cray5656

Dont get me excited about the Fenix :-) I am trying to focus on a Synthi :-P I have never heard a Fenix demo, maybe except an Aphex Twin track called "Fenix Funk", I know someone was trying to sell theirs just recently...so if you are on this board email me and tempt me :-) ALso

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by legion01x

--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "cray5656" wrote: > If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen what would > you get to go with the Serge in Eurorack format. Well a few people have answers but here's my couple thousand dollars ... :) I REALLY agree with the i

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by amnesia

Oh OK I always thought it was Peter G??? John Loffink wrote: > > Ken Stone designed the Cynthia LPG. > > John Loffink > The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site > http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com > > The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site > http://www

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by John Loffink

Ken Stone designed the Cynthia LPG. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site http://www.wavemakers-synth.com > -----Original Message----- > From: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com [mailto: SergeModular@yahoo

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Re: zeroscillator?

2006-08-09 by cray5656

> what's this thing do that makes it worth seven hundred bucks?? Isnt it a DX7 on acid? :-)

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Re: zeroscillator?

2006-08-09 by John P

I read the specs on the zeroscillator and it looks interesting. But the mp3's really don't say anything new for me. what's this thing do that makes it worth seven hundred bucks?? amnesia wrote: > > Any of course the Serge is all you could ever need, but it cant do what > some of

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by amnesia

I have owned about 18 analog synths over the last 20 years, sold them all except my Midi Jupiter 8. Modular was something, until I bought the Serge, I never considered.. I have too released many albums over the years, and my last one under name Cray was just laptop audiomulch, bu

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by epk

Stick with banana based stuff if you can, it makes integration way easier. Consider Modcan stuff as a nice alternative. There are some nice filters, the LPG's from Cynthia, and Bruce is working on an Audio/CV sampler that sounds like it's going to be awesome. The plan B stuff see

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by Carbon111

>not me... I've recorded 4 CD's with 3 or 4 panels.... Exactly! Its the most potent modular I've ever come across in terms of power/size. I even went from a three panel system to a two panel system by means of some consolidation in my working method and its still more powerful th

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by John P

not me... I've recorded 4 CD's with 3 or 4 panels.... amnesia wrote: > HI all > > The reason why I was asking is that I am sure all of you have just more > than the Serge System. > > > -- m/n/m/l surreal electronic music, sound, noise http://www.mnmlnoise.com

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by Carbon111

>The reason why I was asking is that I am sure all of you have just more >than the Serge System. Not as far as modulars go. >The reason why I am looking at Plan B for example is that I will never >be able to afford a Buchla and their models like the VCO is designed >very closely

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by amnesia

HI all The reason why I was asking is that I am sure all of you have just more than the Serge System. The reason why I am looking at Plan B for example is that I will never be able to afford a Buchla and their models like the VCO is designed very closely to the Buchla sound which

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Re: Need Power connector part - help!

2006-08-08 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

I found it!! male to male right?? power braid extender is what Rex calls it i think. Got that bad boy right here. I thought the garage had eaten it for sure. Where do you want me to send it?? : ) BTW . . having one Serge panel, and a TKB at that, is not what anyone would call "ju

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Re: Need Power connector part - help!

2006-08-08 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

just call Rex. He uses them to hang his clothes out to dry.LOL I had one of those once. . not sure if i still have it. The garage ate it long ago i think but i'll try looking for it. john d -------------- Original message -------------- From: "legion01x" Aftre years of playing wi

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Need Power connector part - help!

2006-08-08 by legion01x

Aftre years of playing with other modulars I have finally jumped into the world of serge. I have one panel and a TKB (which I attached to my Cyndustries ZeroVCO last night a woo HOO! is all I can say :) ) My VCO panel came with two connectors on the panel, a buss board, and a PS2

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by Carbon111

>If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen what would >you get to go with the Serge... I would get a good dedicated controller: http://www.bigcitymusic.com/product.asp?cat=new&pid=1000100 Best Regards, James -- http://www.carbon111.com

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

what do ya mean. . ??"dont say more Serge" for Gods sake don't mix Serge with Doepfer. . . the voltage police will come and strip you of your credentials. Dude, if you gotta Blue and a Soup, what the hell more do you need?? LOL step up to the plate. Don't be a weenie. Get more Se

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Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by John P

if you already have that much Serge stuff, that's a very broad complement of functions. you're not lacking in the basics. anything you get would be additional stuff. some things to think about: * are you sure you need more stuff? that you've exhausted the possibilities and attain

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banana jack part no.

2006-08-08 by simulacreant

Hi Rex (i know you read this), Could you please tell me the part no. of the banana jacks used on Oakland-era panels circa late 90's? I need a single black replacement and nothing I'm finding is of the same appearance or apparent quality. I'd be happy to give you my address if you

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If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by cray5656

If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen what would you get to go with the Serge in Eurorack format. I am looking at Plan B model 13 and 15 Livewire Dual Cyclotron Doepfer 149-1 SOU Love to know what you would add to the list ( dont say more Serge :-) )

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Re: Connecting outputs. Was:socket colour code

2006-08-07 by S V G

Yes, you can stack one output to as many inputs as you have patchcords for. Stephen __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

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FS: Update: MOTM, Modcan, Fenix, Machinedrum, Lexicon NuVerb

2006-08-07 by not known

Hi Folks, first off, please direct any replies/inquiries to another e-mail: staticinsect@... yahoo.ca has some issues with Win98 and IE that I'm still trying to sort out at home, so I can't always log into to this address that I'm posting from thanks to all who have purchased (or

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1/4" to banana cable FS:

2006-08-06 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 believe. Im not sure 'cause they are all rolled up with cable ties. Mogami cable. $150. for all ten. Shipping included. Conti

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Re: Connecting outputs. Was:socket colour code

2006-08-05 by mrcarp@comcast.net

yes it does. do you have Adobe Acrobat? those manual files are .pdfs. -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: "cray5656" amni56@... > > sorry to sound like a idiot, but does this mean I can stack the same > output to different inputs? i.e 3 Saw waves output f

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Re: Connecting outputs. Was:socket colour code

2006-08-05 by sasami@hotkey.net.au

> Re: Connecting outputs. Was:socket colour code > Posted by: "cray5656" amni56@... cray5656 > Date: Sat Aug 5, 2006 2:47 pm (PDT) > >sorry to sound like a idiot, but does this mean I can stack the same >output to different inputs? i.e 3 Saw waves output from one PCO ? Yes. One o

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Re: Connecting outputs. Was:socket colour code

2006-08-05 by cray5656

sorry to sound like a idiot, but does this mean I can stack the same output to different inputs? i.e 3 Saw waves output from one PCO ? > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http

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Re: Connecting outputs. Was:socket colour code

2006-08-05 by S V G

According to Serge himself, connecting outputs will potentially blow something up. Though the chance of this is extremely rare, I think he said one chance out of a thousand or something like that. If you find that you've connected outputs together, just unconnect them. Stephen __

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Re: serge banana socket colour code

2006-08-02 by Carbon111

amnesia wrote: > What is the result if you accidentally connect 2 outputs without a > mixer?, as I did that just a few hours ago :-( Nothing immediate. The Serge's outputs are buffered - but over time you can destroy the modules that way. Its fine to have many inputs fed by one s

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Re: serge banana socket colour code

2006-08-02 by amnesia

Hi James What is the result if you accidentally connect 2 outputs without a mixer?, as I did that just a few hours ago :-( Ross Carbon111 wrote: > > BTW - Don't forget to read through the manual: > http://www.carbon111.com/sergebook.zip > http://www.carbon111.com/sergebook.zip >

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Re: serge banana socket colour code

2006-08-02 by Carbon111

BTW - Don't forget to read through the manual: http://www.carbon111.com/sergebook.zip If the first part is too easy, skip to the part about the particular module uses and patching. ...oh, and *never* connect outputs together without a mixer! Other than that, everything is fair ga

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Re: serge banana socket colour code

2006-08-02 by Carbon111

Blue=Unipolar (DC) Black=Bipolar (AC) Red=Logic (On or Off) Both blue and black can be CV or audio...obviously black is bipolar (AC). Blue is most commonly CV, black is most commonly audio and red is always a trig pulse, Logic or a gate. Nothing is set in stone of course. If you

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Re: serge banana socket colour code

2006-08-02 by mrcarp@comcast.net

blue is dc coupled audio and CV, i believe, red is triggers (DC) and black is AC coupled audio -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: "cray5656" amni56@... > > hi all > > as I bought a secondhand Serge modular I have no idea if you get more > info than i hav

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serge banana socket colour code

2006-08-02 by cray5656

hi all as I bought a secondhand Serge modular I have no idea if you get more info than i have, i am trying to work out the banana socket colours and what they mean...here is what i have come up with Blue = outputs audio and cv red = inputs audio black = cv only am i nearly there

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AN INSANELY GOOD DEAL!

2006-07-28 by cuari7

Must do it. Here it goes: Custom Serge panel, Wisconsin-made, less than 2 years old, in impeccable condition, with the following: Three PCO's. One dual comparator One Variable-bandwidth filter (awesome) One mixer (audio) Two ADSR One UAP Includes a PS2, some patch cords and some

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Re: Serge makes converter panel?

2006-07-25 by mrcarp@comcast.net

Yes, it's the ADP, or 'Four Adapters' module. 1 space, $100. (1/4" phone, RCA, 1/8" mini jacks) I just bought a Synthesizers.com Q191 Banana Jack Interface for $77 including shipping and I'm happy with it. 1/4" to banana, though... -------------- Original message ----------------

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Serge makes converter panel?

2006-07-25 by cray5656

I just read in SOMETHING OLD SOMETHING NEW that there is Serge converter panel that allows you to run 1/8, 1/4 inch etc to banana????? Is this true, I cant see any reference to it anywhere. rOss

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Re: FS Serge Panel

2006-07-24 by paradigmshiftbeats

I should add that I will consider trades for other Serge panels or Wiard 300-series modules, plus/minus cash as appropriate. Chris

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FS Serge Panel

2006-07-24 by Chris Sawyer

Please excuse the x-post. I'm selling a Sound Transform Systems late Oakland panel dedicated to mixing, with the following module layout (left to right): QVM 4-Channel Voltage Controlled Stereo Mixer XFAD Cross-fading VCA XFAD Cross-fading VCA MAX Matrix Mixer QUO Quadrature Osci

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