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2006-06-17 by Carbon111
>Hi again >I have only done some simple patching of the TKB so far, and am not >really clear as to what the ABCD rows do,,,,can you run 4 seperate >sequences?... Please read the Gold Book to learn what all the different modules in your Serge do: http://www.carbon111.com/sergebook
2006-06-17 by cray5656
I see now that the newer TKBs have the fwd rev switch, mine doesnt it does have it has hold and up/down reset 1 and 2 clock, and pressure( clock 2)
2006-06-17 by cray5656
Hi again I have only done some simple patching of the TKB so far, and am not really clear as to what the ABCD rows do,,,,can you run 4 seperate sequences?...I did manage to get the TKB to rn forwards and backward once, but havent remembered what I did to do that...??
2006-06-17 by cray5656
hi all I have never seen a Buchla in the flesh and am liking the Buchla name on the Cynthia Low Pass Gate...but as I am still a noobie to Serge, is it a waste of time pursuing the Cynthia LPG if the Serge can give the same result, and if so how? I really love the stuff Morton SUb
2006-06-15 by donpo55
Hi all I have an Animal panel powered by a PS2 terminated by a single Molex plug a second panel will soon arrive before I fry anything :( how do i connect the 2 panels to the ps2? can i use some kind of Y connector or do I need some kind of buffer like the ones STS delivers with
2006-06-14 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
>Rex sez earlier TKB's had solder plated metal with a urethane coating. >The new (Hartland) TKB's have >a nickel coating which is nicer. > >If you have a really old (pre 1993) TKB and the coating has significant >wear there might be some exposure to the solder. >Otherwise I don't
2006-06-13 by John P
Rex sez earlier TKB's had solder plated metal with a urethane coating. The new (Hartland) TKB's have a nickel coating which is nicer. If you have a really old (pre 1993) TKB and the coating has significant wear there might be some exposure to the solder. Otherwise I don't think i
2006-06-12 by John P
The TKB key board has a tough clear plastic coating. I've played mine with my tongue - years ago - with no ill effects - though it didn't taste very good. I think your arithmetic on the TKB is correct - I haven't bought one lately though. Anybody? cray5656 wrote: > Hi all > > Rex
2006-06-12 by cray5656
Hi all Rex is ususally good at replying to me but i have sent him 2 emails in the last month and he has not replied so i will ask you guys 1. What is the real cost of the TKB is it $1850 plus $400 for a chasis? 2. Are the touch buttons still made of lead? I am concerned as I have
2006-06-11 by Cynthia Webster
Hello Sergians! Cyndustries offers perhaps the most comprehensive stock of all the myriad of lengths and colors of Pomona model B patchcords available anywhere... Oh sure, you can find Red or Black in places, but we're the only people nuts enough to stock all (90) variations, and
2006-06-11 by John P
Rex of course sells banana cables. But some folks, picking up used Serge panels or other banana gear, simply don't know where to get the cables or want to shop around. If we give people a few good places to buy then we can save them some hassle. -- m/n/m/l surreal electronic musi
2006-06-11 by Skot Wiedmann
why wouldnt you just get them from Rex? --- John P johnp299792@... > wrote: > Les, > > Next time you're working on serge-fans.com, couldja > add an FAQ answer > about where > to get banana cables? Seems like it does come up > every so often.... > > > -- > m/n/m/l > surreal electr
2006-06-10 by rdrake
there's a guy on eb*y selling batches of 20 new 12" red pomona banana cables; he's been listing 'em starting at $20, buy-it-now for $25. not the official serge color code but at that price i couldn't pass 'em up... i grabbed 2 batches, he was good abt communication & prompt shipp
2006-06-10 by beschaving@gmail.com
wow. sounds like a pretty incredible experience coming up... anyway, back where people worry about such things, supposedly these places all stock pomona products: "where to buy?" http://www.pomonaelectronics.com/index.php?i=wtb but like i said, i checked several of these places,
2006-06-10 by Les Mizzell
> Next time you're working on serge-fans.com, couldja add an FAQ answer > about where > to get banana cables? Seems like it does come up every so often.... Cyndustries? Where else should I list? It's freaking CRAZZZYYYY over here! My poor wife and I are trying to get her dance co
2006-06-10 by John P
Les, Next time you're working on serge-fans.com, couldja add an FAQ answer about where to get banana cables? Seems like it does come up every so often.... -- m/n/m/l surreal electronic music, sound, noise http://www.mnmlnoise.com
2006-06-10 by beschavingbeschaving
thanks for the link! so that's the exact same patch cable sts sells, right? now that we know the model/brand, does anyone know where these are sold? pomonaelectronics.com links to various online mailorder shops, but i haven't had any luck finding this particular cable on those si
2006-06-10 by beschaving@gmail.com
hi everyone, i think i made up my mind about getting my first serge system, a blue fun station. the module line-up below... New Timbral Oscillator NTO 3 " Precision VCO PCO 2 " Precision VCO PCO 2 " Ring Modulator RING 1 " Wave Multipliers VCM 2 " Dual Audio Mixer (2-3x1) MIX2 2
2006-06-08 by Carbon111
In case some of you missed it under the other thread title, I'm selling the following panel: http://www.carbon111.com/forsale/panel1.jpg http://www.carbon111.com/forsale/panel2.jpg http://www.carbon111.com/forsale/panel3.jpg About a year old, Hartland. ADP, PRNV, PCO, RING, EQ, A
2006-06-08 by Romeo Fahl
How much for the giant ant? (o; R. On Jun 7, 2006, at 5:53 PM, Carbon111 wrote: > simulacreant wrote: > > Hi, > > Anyone selling or thinking of selling any panels? I'm looking to buy > > and will consider anything Oakland or Hartland. > > Also, if anyone's interested in swapping
2006-06-08 by simulacreant
Does anyone reading this own one? Would you like to sell it to me? Please get in touch. Thanks! Matt
2006-06-07 by Carbon111
simulacreant wrote: > Hi, > Anyone selling or thinking of selling any panels? I'm looking to buy > and will consider anything Oakland or Hartland. > Also, if anyone's interested in swapping a 2 panel PS for a 4 panel PS > + cash, let me know. > Thanks! I'm selling my third panel:
2006-06-07 by amnesia
Hi I am looking to sell my MINT Oakland Sequencer panel , I have not as yet put it up on ebay, but will do in a few weeks time....Mine has the DTG added :-) I paid $3500 for it and am looking for $2400...I live in Australia and am willing to ship it free postage, as I know that w
2006-06-07 by simulacreant
Hi, Anyone selling or thinking of selling any panels? I'm looking to buy and will consider anything Oakland or Hartland. Also, if anyone's interested in swapping a 2 panel PS for a 4 panel PS + cash, let me know. Thanks!
2006-06-06 by amnesia
HI I m selling the sequencer panel it is mint :-) The OSC3 is great it is a noise unit, reminds me of David Tudor sounds, which I love :-) ...It tool a while to get the item, as parts were hard to fond in Peru, but it is here now and it is worth the money :-) Ross # Captain Quali
2006-06-06 by Captain Quality
What is the configuration of the panel you are selling? The Zebranalogic OSC3 looks neat. How was the purchasing process through western union? Can they add CV/trigger control? --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "cray5656" wrote: > > I have had my Serge for about 2 months now
2006-06-06 by John P
congratulations. love is a great thing. as far as I know, systems much over 10 panels can be played by more than one person at a time or set up for multiple voices much more easily than smaller systems. The complexity of a voice starts to blur after so much modulation & things go
2006-06-06 by cray5656
I have had my Serge for about 2 months now and LOVE IT :-) I run my Zebranalogic OSC3 through it and have a ball,,,,i really have no need for anymore modular gear ( but I guess we all say that). One thing , I have 5panels, will be selling one to help pay off the Serge, and find i
2006-06-05 by Les Mizzell
simulacreant wrote: > i think they're hideous, but if they help pay the bill... Agreed, which is why I've not done it before. The hosting bill isn't much, but every dime helps when setting that monthly budget, huh? I've tried them on another site I maintain for a non-profit group
2006-06-05 by simulacreant
i think they're hideous, but if they help pay the bill... also, whatever happened to the serge panel planner? that would definitely increase traffic, i think. also, i think some kind of affiliate program might work better than google ads, but there's much more involved. --- In Se
2006-06-04 by Tim J
Hi Group, I recently acquired a couple of Serge panels and I just can't get enough. If anyone out there is interested in trading a couple of their panels for a very nice VCS-3 please get in touch with me. Thanks, Tim
2006-06-04 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
>What are the touch buttons made of on the TKB? >Metal? Printed circuit material. The actual touch pads are metal - tinned copper. Kind of nasty actually. The stuff contains lead. Ken _______________________________________________________________________ Ken Stone sasami@... or
2006-06-04 by John P
... and you'd probably need to use the vertical format, nearer the top of the page to get any kind of click thru rate. Les Mizzell wrote: >Evening, > >How would the group feel about me placing two small google ads at the >bottom of each page on the Serge-fans site like this: > >
2006-06-04 by don hassler
I think that would be perfectly acceptable. --- Les Mizzell lesmizz@... > wrote: > Evening, > > How would the group feel about me placing two small > google ads at the > bottom of each page on the Serge-fans site like > this: > > http://www.serge-fans.com/wizardry-test.cfm > > If
2006-06-04 by John P
Les, I've been experimenting with that on www.mnmlnoise.com. So far, the payback is minuscule. What's serge-fans.com traffic like? Les Mizzell wrote: >Evening, > >How would the group feel about me placing two small google ads at the >bottom of each page on the Serge-fans site lik
2006-06-04 by Les Mizzell
Evening, How would the group feel about me placing two small google ads at the bottom of each page on the Serge-fans site like this: http://www.serge-fans.com/wizardry-test.cfm If the general consensus is "no", I won't do this. My guess is maybe $10 revenue from these each month,
2006-06-03 by cray5656
Hi all What are the touch buttons made of on the TKB? Metal?
2006-06-02 by Captain Quality
Will the regular quantizer work with the TKB? Are the dedicated ABCD jacks the TKB quant's only advantage? Anyone else experiencing slew with the TKB quant? --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, Carbon111 wrote: > > mrcarp@... wrote: > > Does anyone experience audible slew rate be
2006-06-02 by Carbon111
mrcarp@... wrote: > Does anyone experience audible slew rate between steps when using a MIDI/CV converter or analog sequencer? Is this just a 'problem' with the TKB quantizer? I use the regular Serge Quantizer and I have never noticed any slew. I don't have a TKB or TKB-Quantizer
2006-06-01 by mrcarp@comcast.net
Attachments : Does anyone experience audible slew rate between steps when using a MIDI/CV converter or analog sequencer? Is this just a 'problem' with the TKB quantizer? -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: jkjelec@... > Hi All, > > I have been a bit disap
2006-06-01 by jkjelec@comcast.net
Hi All, I have been a bit disappointed sometimes with the TKB quantizer, due to the audible slew rate between steps. Basically if a sound has a fast attack you can't really use the quantizer or you will hear the glide from one note to the next. Its not so long that the average li
2006-06-01 by John P
As a TKB quantizer it's very fine. As a generalized quantizer you have to be careful about dithering. I think some other quantizers might have more scaling options but I have no complaints. Captain Quality wrote: >Whoa, hijack! >I'm still curious about the TKB quantizer. I've nev
2006-06-01 by Captain Quality
Whoa, hijack! I'm still curious about the TKB quantizer. I've never tried it. Who here uses it? Opinions? Ross: Aren't new TKBs less than $2k? --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , amnesia wrote: > > oops it is year 2000 Oakland > > Kim Hansen wrote: > > hello > > i might be inte
2006-06-01 by amnesia
oops it is year 2000 Oakland Kim Hansen wrote: > hello > i might be interested > how old is it > what condition > price > where are you > > best wishes, - Kim > copenhagen, Denmark > > On Jun 1, 2006, at 1:18 AM, amnesia wrote: > > > I have a Serge sequencer panel for sale :-) >
2006-06-01 by amnesia
HI I am looking at $2699 for the Sequencer as it is in MINT condition, I will airmail it free of charge Cheers Ross Kim Hansen wrote: > hello > i might be interested > how old is it > what condition > price > where are you > > best wishes, - Kim > copenhagen, Denmark > > On Jun 1
2006-06-01 by Kim Hansen
hello i might be interested how old is it what condition price where are you best wishes, - Kim copenhagen, Denmark On Jun 1, 2006, at 1:18 AM, amnesia wrote: > I have a Serge sequencer panel for sale :-) > > Ross > > Carbon111 wrote: > >>> The Animal panel would be the next step
2006-06-01 by amnesia
Hi I may sell my TBK Ross atonal wrote: > On 1 Jun 2006 at 9:18, amnesia wrote: > > > I have a Serge sequencer panel for sale :-) > > > > Ross > > > > Hi Ross, > > You wouldn't happen to have any other shop panels for sale, would > you? Without going into > laborious detail, I'm
2006-06-01 by atonal
oops . . . apologies to the list for the "reply all".
2006-05-31 by atonal
On 1 Jun 2006 at 9:18, amnesia wrote: > I have a Serge sequencer panel for sale :-) > > Ross > Hi Ross, You wouldn't happen to have any other shop panels for sale, would you? Without going into laborious detail, I'm trying to put together my first Serge system, and I've been inqu
2006-05-31 by Hans Greuber
Hi Serge users; I quit from music Thanks for your time and your words,people!! Best; Hans