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2006-04-13 by not known
hi, I haven't talked to him in a while but Richard is a good guy, don't worry about buying from him. cheers, kevin --- simulacreant mrcarp@... > wrote: --------------------------------- He seems like a perfectly good guy and he mentioned several familiar names from this list. ___
2006-04-13 by Tim J
Hi Dennis, Thanks for the reply. Let me know what you've got and how much you are selling them for. Do you take paypal? Thanks, Tim J >From: "Dennis Verschoor" modular@... > >Reply-To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com >To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com >Subject: Re: [SergeModular] So
2006-04-13 by simulacreant
He seems like a perfectly good guy and he mentioned several familiar names from this list. Well, I'm about to purchase my first two Serge panels from him and I thought I'd ask if anyone can vouch for him? ;) Matt
2006-04-13 by amnesia
WOW nice setup... What is the wavey shaped banana plugs above the Serge? Also what is the see through box above the 303 606? Cheers angrysavant wrote: > Hi Guys, > > I have a TKB that is being replaced with something custom. You can > see the TKB here; > > http://www.fabrique.jp/
2006-04-13 by Dennis Verschoor
Hey What is that row above your Serge modules? It says time tunel. Regards, Dennis On 4/13/06, angrysavant abisset@... > wrote: Hi Guys, I have a TKB that is being replaced with something custom. You can see the TKB here; http://www.fabrique.jp/~ab/DSCN1369.JPG It's an 80's model
2006-04-13 by Dennis Verschoor
Tim I can send you some used cables. Regards, Dennis On 4/12/06, Tim J bob_aloha@... > wrote: Hi List... I'm new to the serge world...just picked up my first panal and I need to make some more cables. Where do you guys buy your male stackable banana jacks? Do you guys just go thr
2006-04-13 by angrysavant
Hi Guys, I have a TKB that is being replaced with something custom. You can see the TKB here; http://www.fabrique.jp/~ab/DSCN1369.JPG It's an 80's model, which means the case isn't as deep, the benefit is you can rack it shallow. The panel has a bit of wear but is in fine conditi
2006-04-13 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Attachments : Cynthia will make them for you i'm sure. I got all mine when STS was still in Oakland. Roxanne made all of mine. They were'nt cheap and i'm sure Cynthia will charge you good if she will consent to do the job. john -------------- Original message --------------------
2006-04-12 by Bill Felton
On Apr 12, 2006, at 3:45 PM, darkstr1746@... wrote: > > i don't know where you live, but to a google for MasterDistributors > in Seattle. . . maybe it's Kent i can't remember. Several years ago > they had the biggest supply of every conceivable length and color > and the're price
2006-04-12 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Attachments : i don't know where you live, but to a google for MasterDistributors in Seattle. . . maybe it's Kent i can't remember. Several years ago they had the biggest supply of every conceivable length and color and the're prices were better than anywhere else. that' where i
2006-04-12 by John P
I've always gotten mine thru Rex. if you don't want to spend any money you can pick up some banana plugs at radio shack & some wire & make them yourself. Good Pomona (nearly indestructable) banana cables available thru a variety of outlets (Rex, Cynthia, ??) but they're not cheep
2006-04-11 by Tim J
Hi List... I'm new to the serge world...just picked up my first panal and I need to make some more cables. Where do you guys buy your male stackable banana jacks? Do you guys just go through mouser? Anyone know a good deal? (I would also be open to premade cables if they were che
2006-04-08 by zahir_manek
i've actually got it working with a bi-directional router. one input is the envelope, nothing plugged into the second input, and the flip flop controlled by a row of the TKB. works great. thanks for the ideas. --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , John P wrote: > > this is good.
2006-04-07 by John P
this is good. I think the diode method works too - though I never tried it myself. my favorite technique is to DC mix envelope and a TKB layer (like D), then negative-bias the result to control VCA so that when layer D is 0, you get no sound, when it's fully CW, you get full volu
2006-04-07 by davevosh@aol.com
i`ll take a look at what tkb doc`s i have and try to verify - john, i took a quick look at my assembly and module doc`s from `79 and i didn`t see a specific mention of the gate outs being diode isolated and i note that serge did sometimes miss that as shown by a problem that can
2006-04-07 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 4/6/2006 8:00:53 PM Pacific Standard Time, jloffink@... writes: I was pretty sure that the trigger outputs from the TKB are already diode isolated, for this exact function of ganging together outputs. But I can’t seem to find this information in the Serge catal
2006-04-07 by John Loffink
I was pretty sure that the trigger outputs from the TKB are already diode isolated, for this exact function of ganging together outputs. But I can’t seem to find this information in the Serge catalog or Gold book. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microton
2006-04-07 by alt-mode
Hi, The way I have done this in the past is to take the output of one row (row D) and run it into an AND gate along with the clock signal. Turn the knobs of the trigger row below midway and there will be no gate for that step. Turning it above midway will cause a gate. No need to
2006-04-07 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 4/6/2006 7:29:02 PM Pacific Standard Time, medejd@... writes: If "multed" then the voltage from one output will be fed back into another output. Not very healthy for the TKB hello - while it will make them non-standard, you could try rigging up some banana lead
2006-04-07 by cuari7
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "J J" wrote: > > Hi Joe here...Could you not just run cables out from the gates you want ( ie > gate 1,4 5 aand 9 ) and mult them all to one input on your trigger/gate > in??? So when the sequence runes it only sends gates on the ones patched
2006-04-06 by J J
Hi Joe here...Could you not just run cables out from the gates you want ( ie gate 1,4 5 aand 9 ) and mult them all to one input on your trigger/gate in??? So when the sequence runes it only sends gates on the ones patched in? Sorry if I'm missing the point completly ( its morning
2006-04-06 by zahir_manek
I can't think of a way to do this, so perhaps there isn't a way, but I thought I would ask here just in case someone had some ideas. I want to be able to send 16th note triggers to a TKB, and then somehow use one of the rows in the TKB to turn steps on or off (ie. not trigger the
2006-04-05 by Edmund Eagan
On 5-Apr-06, at 12:55 AM, amnesia wrote: > hi all > > what is the name of the blue plastic hole on the TKB that a bananna > plug > patches into?...there are red ones blue etc > > Where can I buy one as my TKB has a chipped one. http://concord-elex.com/cgi-bin/part0.cgi?pg=336:1&p
2006-04-05 by amnesia
hi all what is the name of the blue plastic hole on the TKB that a bananna plug patches into?...there are red ones blue etc Where can I buy one as my TKB has a chipped one. RJH > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >
2006-04-05 by amnesia
Hi all I need to replace a chipped blue banana plug connector (not sure of the name but it is on my TKB its the blue plastic hole that you patch in with a bananna plug. Well where can you buy these, and what are they called? Cheers RJH > > ----------------------------------------
2006-04-03 by Tim J
Ok, so I picked up a serge panel recently and I need to know some info on wiring power up. The molex power connectors have green, red, white and black wires. I relize the green is ground. The white leads go to pads labeled 'z'. Red leads go to 'x' pads and black leads go to pads
2006-04-03 by synpro@aol.com
I am not sure I have the measurements anymore. I will look but I kind of doubt it unfortunately...
2006-04-02 by amnesia
Hi Any chance you have the measurements etc still? Cheers Ross synpro@... wrote: > I have built (2) cabinets; one is the gray (3) panel case that can be > seen on the Serge-Fans site, the other an oak 2 panel angled "L". I am > not a pro but can do damage with a saw. They were a
2006-04-02 by synpro@aol.com
I have built (2) cabinets; one is the gray (3) panel case that can be seen on the Serge-Fans site, the other an oak 2 panel angled "L". I am not a pro but can do damage with a saw. They were a TON of work and took a long time to measure, design and construct. Don't know anyone th
2006-04-01 by Jonathan Enriquez
Sorry, this was not for the list of course .... Jonathan Enriquez wrote: Hi Nick! Thank for your offer! Actually, I'm a bit busy (I am moving ...), so I'll contact you, when I'm "home". Best Regards - Jon keeperofthewogglebug wrote: Hi, That is definately a TKB board. I am the gu
2006-04-01 by Jonathan Enriquez
Hi Nick! Thank for your offer! Actually, I'm a bit busy (I am moving ...), so I'll contact you, when I'm "home". Best Regards - Jon keeperofthewogglebug wrote: Hi, That is definately a TKB board. I am the guy who currently builds TKBs for STS. I can probably help you get that TKB
2006-03-31 by simulacreant
has anyone restored cosmetic blemishes on a Serge panel from the last 20 years, or so? is that paint on there? or something else? if it's paint, has anyone determined the exact color/number? any recommendations on restoring small cosmetic blemishes would be appreciated.
2006-03-31 by simulacreant
Yeah, your e-mail go through... The answer is in the Yahoo group archives. As for duties/air freight -- I'm about to purchase a 2 panel Serge from the UK (i'm in the U.S.) so i WILL have to pay air freight, import duty and insurance. i'm pretty certain it'll be worth it, though!
2006-03-31 by simulacreant
maybe Andrew (synpro) will pipe up, here... he has a system he built into an L shaped cabinet to hold two panels. a pic of it's in the SMOG archives (Drew's Noise Box) --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "cray5656" wrote: > > I am now looking at getting someone to build an "L"
2006-03-31 by cray5656
I am now looking at getting someone to build an "L" shape cabinet for my Serge system Blue Fun Station plus Soup Kitchen 2. Has anyone got or seen/made an "L" shaped Serge cabinet that fits 4 panels? I have no idea about woodwork, but I did make a lovely ladder at school whan I w
2006-03-31 by cray5656
Hi all Not sure why my email didnt get thru earlier. I have bought the Serge from Analogue Haven, and need to get some info about the Serge power. 1. Does it use an IEC power cable ? Like the desktop computers use? 2. Does it have a poswer switcher 115v - 240v like most synths ha
2006-03-31 by Carbon111
amnesia wrote: > Just wondering how you get around not having an ADSR in you panels? Use the DSG or DTG: http://www.serge-fans.com/wiz_cv_trig.htm You can get AR and ASR envelope shapes (linear or exponential) plus you can add envelopes together with a CV mixer to get more comple
2006-03-31 by amnesia
Just wondering how you get around not having an ADSR in you panels? I have Blue Fun Station Sequencer Soup Kitchen cheers RJH > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >
2006-03-31 by John Loffink
No IEC plug and no switch for 200-240V on the Serge Power Supplies that I have, vintage 1994 and 2002. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site http://www.wavemakers-synth.com > -----Original Message---
2006-03-30 by amnesia
Hi The panels are Blue Fun plus sequencer and Soup 2 I think. Can someone please confirm about the power for the Serge... Does it have a power switcher 115v - 240 v? does it use an IEC plug? Cheers Ross bbluthang wrote: > hi > congrats on your new toy - are they all shop panels o
2006-03-30 by bbluthang
hi congrats on your new toy - are they all shop panels or some customs? there is a voltage diff usa/aus. a few days ago, one guy posted on synth-diy, he has some cheap voltage transformers for usa-aus and lives in melbourne - Brett.Maddaford@... might be worth an email cheers and
2006-03-30 by amnesia
Hi all Well after months of research, I have just bought my first Serge System 5 panels from Analogue Haven, I have only gone by the picture as I live in Australia, and dealings with Shawn and Chuck, so I pray its all working fine and not scratched up etc. I am really excited as
2006-03-30 by jkjelec2002
Hi All, I did some buying from list member Jesus Diaz (a/k/a cuari7) of Florida. He was a pleasure to deal with, packaged the synth well and it was just in the condition he described it. Kyle Jarger
2006-03-30 by amnesia
Has anyone got a photo of the power cord for the Serge? Is it a universal switch? CHeers RJH > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >
2006-03-29 by simulacreant
cool, thank you... my audio interface breakout box has a lug for grounding a turntable. that oughta work. --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , darkstr1746@... wrote: > > ground the power supply to your mixer or whatever else you may be useing to record with or do a ground to ear
2006-03-29 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Attachments : ground the power supply to your mixer or whatever else you may be useing to record with or do a ground to earth. Just use the banana cable and jack into the back of the PS and use a spade lug adaptor, or just strip the other end and ground it to some convenient plac
2006-03-29 by simulacreant
how do i ground a two panel system with a 2 panel PS? isn't there a cable with a banana at one end and a ring at the other? what if i don't have this? will a banana with one end stripped off do? where does the bare part go if the banana goes into the PS? attach it to a panel? tha
2006-03-29 by sydilaxe
Well, you have four outputs...and with the knobs, you can tweak the harmonics on each output (it is like a harmonic oscillator). When you add in slew limiters, reversing the sequence, etc...the possibilities are quite wide (randomization?). Cross modulating with the clocking osci
2006-03-29 by Daniel Araya
> Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2006 12:24:59 +1100 > From: amnesia amni56@... > >Subject: Re: TKB users > >Just wondering how many TKB users there are here. Be interesting to see >how many Serge owners use TKB and how many use regular keyboards. > > >RJH ...and how many use NO keyboard! :)
2006-03-29 by amnesia
So you can quite happily run the Serge without a TKB or keyboard? sydilaxe wrote: > Or how many use neither. The TKB is not just a controller though...it > is also one of the more powerful sound generating devices in a Serge > system. > > > -B > > > --- In SergeModular@yahoogroup