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[FS] ancient pre sts serge panels, cheap!:-)

2004-12-08 by Ryan Ryan

I'm going to give this a go on here first, and if it doesn't sell here then to AH, and if it doesnt' sell there, then to the ebay:-) only selling this cuz i just bought a big wiard modular to pay off:-) these are pre-sts modules, and i believe there's a discountinued module or 2

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Re: Pet Mods?

2004-12-08 by John P

Oh, here's another one.... DC coupling on the ring mod. Then the Ring Mod can be used as a spare VCA, and odd control-voltage and audio inversion tricks can be done. John P wrote: >Anybody care to share some mods they like, or would like to see? > >I would like to see, instead of

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Pet Mods?

2004-12-08 by John P

Anybody care to share some mods they like, or would like to see? I would like to see, instead of the 1v/oct input on the DSG, a red-logic input that when "high", causes the DSG to oscillate as if GATE OUT and TRIG IN were tied together with a patchcord. This would give you the ab

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Re: hard sync on NTO, PCO...

2004-12-08 by John P

Does this actually cause the cycle to reset? Have you tried it at LFO frequencies? I was hot to trot to have Rex offer a hard sync mod... but then I got my Nord Micro Modular & played with the hard sync on that. I don't know what I expected but it was underwhelming. On the Aries

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Re: Let's Talk Divide by N Comp!

2004-12-08 by paradigmshiftbeats

--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , synpro@a... wrote: > maybe we can create a thread for this module like the one > on the SSG that is now posted on the Serge-Fans site. We must be on some incredible wavelength as I was messing with this module just last night and thinking the

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Re: hard sync on NTO, PCO...

2004-12-08 by sasami@hotkey.net.au

From: "James R. Coplin" moog@... > >This isn't an approved mod or anything and I don't know what problems it may >cause. I have *NOT* run it past Rex. I *AM NOT* an electrical engineer or >anything so you have been warned. > >But, if you hate the soft sync on the osc. as much as

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hard sync on NTO, PCO...

2004-12-07 by James R. Coplin

This isn’t an approved mod or anything and I don’t know what problems it may cause. I have * NOT * run it past Rex. I * AM NOT * an electrical engineer or anything so you have been warned. But, if you hate the soft sync on the osc. as much as I do, here is a potential remedy. If

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Let's Talk Divide by N Comp!

2004-12-07 by synpro@aol.com

I have been trying to grok the Divide by N for quite some time but still don't think I have it down. It seems to be a really quirky and very useful module...if I just understood it better. Here is some of what I noticed it can do... CV PULSE MOD - Put in a sine wave at either of

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Set of Pomona Cables For Sale!!!

2004-12-07 by synpro@aol.com

I have some extra MINT Pomona cables that I'd like to sell... 4) 18" Brown 2) 12" Red 4) 8" Green 6) 2" Green (great for inter-module patching) picture at: http://members.aol.com/synpro/pomona.jpg Cynthia asks $7 per ($112 total) -I am asking $60 shipped in the 48 States. Will sh

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Re: quantizer fun

2004-12-06 by John P

I usually scale the quantizer with a scaling buffer either on the backend to change notes/octave or on the frontend to make the dynamics of the input more subtle or gross. Peter Grenader wrote: >One thing I wish the Serge Quant had was a scaling pot like the Analogue >System's RS

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Re: quantizer fun

2004-12-06 by Peter Grenader

One thing I wish the Serge Quant had was a scaling pot like the Analogue System's RS260. YOu can get 24 steps per ocatve on down. That and the transposition input is really useful. - P

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quantizer fun

2004-12-05 by John P

The recent messages about what to do with quantizers reminded me of extra fun things you can do with 'em. First though, quantizers can be used to quantize just about anything. They're really handy if you want to tune a sequencer to a scale, but you can also quantize LFO's, random

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another Serge panel for sale

2004-12-04 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

A little continuation of the "less is more" tour....... LOL This is being cross posted. Serge panel for sale: left to right NTO / PCO(2) / RING / VCM / Mix2 w/phase switch / VCFQX / UAP STS Oakland, around '99 ... excellent condition. Cost new $3390.00 Sell $2300.00 First committ

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Re: Serge page updated...

2004-12-04 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

Yea...what about those extra jacks dude?? LOL I've looked at your system often and those extra jacks somehow got by me. Time to get my prescription checked. kind regards john duval -------------- Original message -------------- James, Nice pics! Glad you're enjoying your new pane

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Re: Serge page updated...

2004-12-04 by Carbon111

Hey John, > I like the ...." um, pretty sure" part. With the seeming limited number > of filters in your set up, maybe i'll be able to tempt you next time i > let a couple loose. LOL I thought you might say something along tose lines. Seriously though, I'd be *more* than happy to

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Re: Serge page updated...

2004-12-04 by Carbon111

Hi Chris, > Nice pics! Glad you're enjoying your new panel. Like your choice of > modules to complement your first two panels, including the scaling > processor, which I think is often overlooked but very useful for a > system the size of yours. I actually prefer it to a dual pro

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Re: Serge page updated...

2004-12-04 by Carbon111

Hi John, > hey, what's feedin' your 2RVG? I thought you needed a RS or NS too... I > don't see one. > Or does it just work by itself??? It has an internal noise source. > > Your pink hair is splendid. LOL...my wife thinks so too though its *blue* now ^_^ Best Regards, James -- ht

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Re: Serge page updated...2RVG

2004-12-04 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

It operates by itself. I have one myself and it's splendid. Carbon has a Animal panel so he doesn't need regular RVG for his white and pink noise needs. kind regards john duval -------------- Original message -------------- hey, what's feedin' your 2RVG? I thought you needed a RS

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Re: Serge page updated...

2004-12-04 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

I like the ...." um, pretty sure" part. With the seeming limited number of filters in your set up, maybe i'll be able to tempt you next time i let a couple loose. LOL Without a TKB or a sequencer, give us a heads up on your reasoning for getting a Quan. I know what i use mine for

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Re: Serge page updated...

2004-12-04 by paradigmshiftbeats

James, Nice pics! Glad you're enjoying your new panel. Like your choice of modules to complement your first two panels, including the scaling processor, which I think is often overlooked but very useful for a system the size of yours. I actually prefer it to a dual processor sinc

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Re: Serge page updated...

2004-12-04 by John P

hey, what's feedin' your 2RVG? I thought you needed a RS or NS too... I don't see one. Or does it just work by itself??? Your pink hair is splendid. Carbon111 wrote: >I've updated my Serge page due to the arrival of my third panel: > > http://www.carbon111.com/serge.html > >With

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Serge page updated...

2004-12-04 by Carbon111

I've updated my Serge page due to the arrival of my third panel: http://www.carbon111.com/serge.html With the addition of this panel my system is complete! Probably. ...um, pretty sure. Unless someone wants to trade a sequencer panel or a TKB for some cool gear ^_^ The 2RVG is *g

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Re: anyone with experience with this...?

2004-12-02 by S V G

John, Check out Ravenlabs if you want a seriously good DI. Coupla hundred makes you a player. Stephen >>>Does anyone on this list have first hand experience with acoustic DIs?? __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Dress up your holiday email, Hollywood style. Learn m

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Re: WTB ; Basic Serge Panel

2004-12-02 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

After eight years i still can't figure out what a "basic" panel is. Hahahahaha!!!......and believe me, i've tried!! LOL kind regards and still looking john duval -------------- Original message -------------- Hi; Ohh I should have named those three panels as they are what I consi

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Re: WTB ; Basic Serge Panel

2004-12-02 by John P

thanks Hans... all my CD's are on CDbaby.com: www.cdbaby.com/mnml info and more downloads are at my main site: http://mnml.soulcatcher.net send me info on your own tracks too! also, yes, put the word out that you want one of those 3 panels and something's bound to turn up. Hans G

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Re: WTB ; Basic Serge Panel

2004-12-02 by Hans Greuber

Hi; Ohh I should have named those three panels as they are what I consider basic,but I don´t wanna wait a coupe of months for deliver..and second hand may be a bit cheaper too.. Ahh so you are the man behind mnml? I wanted to know you.. your music is great.. I can send you pieces

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Re: WTB ; Basic Serge Panel

2004-12-02 by John P

Hi Hans, If you haven't already, have a look at www.serge-fans.com. Click the 'Wizardry' menu key and have a look around. Many panels are custom-designed collections of Serge modules but some are what's called 'shop panels' - preconfigured panels that have a good selection of mod

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Re: anyone with experience with this...?

2004-11-30 by sydilaxe

Personally, 2 microphones and placement are ideal (unless you are under a flightpath); however, I have managed some passable acoustic tones with the BOSS VF-1. There is a newer Roland/Boss unit specifically for acoustic modelling; however, I have not tried it yet. Any other sugge

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anyone with experience with this...?

2004-11-30 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

Hope this isn't so far off topic that mark slaps me but most of the guitar user groups are full of gunslingers and such. I'm thinking of getting back to the guitar a little bit and useing it to add a little sonic spice to my modular synth recordings.As my studio is set up to reco

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Quantizer/CV panel sold

2004-11-25 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

The Quantizer / CV panel has been sold. Gone is sixty seconds!!! LOL kind regards john duval

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Re: Serge modular planner down??

2004-11-25 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

Ok... looks good now.... must have been a glitch at my end. Thanks James! : ) kind regards john duval -------------- Original message -------------- It looks like it's up here. At least that's what the server says! Anyone else having problems? James R. Coplin *************** If a

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Re: Serge modular planner down??

2004-11-25 by James R. Coplin

It looks like it’s up here. At least that’s what the server says! Anyone else having problems? James R. Coplin *************** If anyone asks of my whereabouts, simply tell them i've gone out the window for a spot of tea and am not expected back any time soon. *************** Fro

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Serge modular planner down??

2004-11-25 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

Can someone confirm that the Serge configurator is down? Been trying to do some work on it and i get the same computer double speak jive. What's happening?? kind regards john duval

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another Serge panel for sale

2004-11-25 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

Serge panel for sale. STS Oakland just before the move to Wisconson. Excellant condition. Left to right: QTKB / ASR(2) / DTG(w/cycle switches) / RS / SSG / PRO / DSG / ADSR This is a very cool multi function panel especialy if you have a TKB or just need extra CV. Cost new: $3580

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FS: Serge STS Sequencer/Control Panel

2004-11-25 by Doug

Hi, I'm selling the following Serge STS Oakland panel in excellent shape - 'SEQUENCER/CONTROL' PANEL: 1. Sequencer (8x2) SEQ8 2. Dual Analog Shift Register 2ASR 3. Active Processor ACPR 4. Dual Transient Generator DTG* w/Cycle Toggle Switches 5. Boolean Logic Mode BLOG 6. 4-Stage

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Re: anyone interested in a sequencer panel kit?

2004-11-19 by buchla300

--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "hal3001" wrote: > > Hey I have a kit from the 70s, it's half completed, one panel and i > believe it's got a clock divider or pulse thing module with it too, > i'll find out more specifics(i don't have it at my place, i bought > an old 70s s

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m/n/m/l - SICK OF NORMAL MUSIC?

2004-11-19 by John P

Well, ARE YOU? CDbaby, world's largest seller of indie music, says m/n/m/l belongs on their "Sick of All Normal Music" page. http://www.cdbaby.com/flavor/hearditall see it. believe it. -- m/n/m/l surreal electronic music, sound, noise http://mnml.soulcatcher.net

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Re: Rack Ear Replacements (Vendor?)

2004-11-18 by sasami@hotkey.net.au

From: "angrysavant" abisset@... > >I remember a discussion on this list or AH regarding another source >of rack rails that fit serge panels nicely. I have some old 1973'ish >serge in transport cases that need rack ears. Any help would be >appreciated. Do you have pictures of the

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Re: Rack Ear Replacements (Vendor?)

2004-11-18 by angrysavant

http://www.onlinemetals.com/merchant.cfm? pid=1016&step=4&showunits=inches This was posted around message 2300 in this forum. I had to search for it manually because the forum search function started at around message 2600. Probably user error... Anyone else have this trouble? An

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Rack Ear Replacements (Vendor?)

2004-11-17 by angrysavant

I remember a discussion on this list or AH regarding another source of rack rails that fit serge panels nicely. I have some old 1973'ish serge in transport cases that need rack ears. Any help would be appreciated. -A

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Re: Is there a fool proof way to do this?

2004-11-17 by sasami@hotkey.net.au

In Australia - 1) if you insure an item, you can't declair it's value separately. 2) if you are sending to Germany, you can't insure it, period, because apparently there is not Australia/Germany insurance agreement. This may be a general German issue. Check with your post office.

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Re: Is there a fool proof way to do this?

2004-11-17 by Nate

At the US post office, it is also possible to fill out separate values for insurance and customs forms. I was doing this for a while, until I found out that upon making an insurance claim, the first thing they do is to look at the customs form. Apparently, unless you can prove yo

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Re: Is there a fool proof way to do this?

2004-11-16 by Julian

I only found out recently that, here in the UK, i can fill out the insurance, and customs declaration forms sepperatly, and both, it appears, can have different values. Other then that, i would do as suggested - goods for repair, or somthing to that effect. Or... Someone once sen

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Re: Is there a fool proof way to do this?

2004-11-16 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net

I know two ays of doing than when I buy from USA or non EU countries for avoid customs (1-2%) and VAT (16-20%!!!!!) 1. Declare a value under 100 USD and write in the customs they are "used electronics parts" , at least in Spain the custom only keep packages with a value greater t

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Re: Is there a fool proof way to do this?

2004-11-16 by Chris Whitten

Yeah, the only way to do it is declare a low value if the buyer is prepared to risk any loss or damage in transit without much recompense. The only way you could hoodwink (fairly clued up) customs officials, is if you described the panels as non functioning. All that stuff about

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Re: Is there a fool proof way to do this?

2004-11-16 by James R. Coplin

I think you are sunk. By definitions customs exist to prevent you sending in things duty free. I know when I had some panels sent here (from Switzerland incidentally) I got hammered with duties. Part of the problems lies in the declared value. You would have a hard time declaring

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Re: Is there a fool proof way to do this?

2004-11-16 by Ryan Ryan

Declare it as 0 value, insurance is impossible to get on used electronic equipment internationally, it's not worth trying. Just pack it like a mofo, send it via USPS EMS, tha'ts the express mail, it'll get there in 2-3 days. I'm sure germany's deutsch post would be fine to handle

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Is there a fool proof way to do this?

2004-11-16 by darkstr717

Does anyone know of a fool proof way, or next best, to ship from the US to Europe ( in this case Germany ) in such a manner so as to not incure customs charges for the buyer on the other end? Eight or so years ago i sold a couple panels to a guy in Switzerland i believe( if your

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[FS] Synths 'n' Things For Sale

2004-11-10 by Carbon111

I'm sorry for the cross-posting but the studio is getting way too crowded ^_^ I have the following for sale. Prices are *firm* and shipping is additional, cost dependant on your location. I can take PayPal, money order or check. The only trades I'm interested in at the moment are

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