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2004-09-30 by James R. Coplin
Anyone successfully wired up a flip-flop with a pair of blogs ? I only have the ons blog so I can’t try it. Alternately, can a nand gate be constructed with an or , xor , not and some other modules? James R. Coplin *************** If anyone asks of my whereabouts, simply tell the
2004-09-29 by Scott E.
Steve, No, you would need a panning function for that (UAP, DCSM). This would be for audio only. Scott -------------------------------------------------- srmaietta wrote: > Hey all, I was wondering if the cross fader module or the active > processor can work in reverse.. ie: fade
2004-09-29 by James R. Coplin
Well, I can think of a couple of ways but not a real elegant solution yet. The easiest would be to use a programmer. Take the clock into a /n comparator (or pulse divider whichever you have more of) set to the sequence length, use the divided output as the clock in of a programme
2004-09-29 by RSA
The manual to the Doepfer A-155? sequencer describes how to do this, maybe it is applicable to the Serge as well, with different modules of course... - RSA srmaietta wrote: --Serge newbie stepping forward-- I envision it as this.. run seq row "A" into one "side" or the xfader of
2004-09-29 by srmaietta
Hey all, I was wondering if the cross fader module or the active processor can work in reverse.. ie: fade one signal between two outputs as opposed to fading two signals between one output. And if you hit it with a square wave does it just pop back and fourth? I guess this can su
2004-09-28 by srmaietta
--Serge newbie stepping forward-- I envision it as this.. run seq row "A" into one "side" or the xfader of the ACPR, run row "B" into the other side, run the output to whatever youre controlling. then, use the last step or gate of the sequence (somehow) to fade from rows A to B..
2004-09-28 by John P
Banana cables are expensive but they last forever. Ryan Ryan wrote: > Hey, I'm curious as to where some of u get your banana cables? i'm > pickin up a serge whic hshould be arriving in a few weeks, and i'm > wondering, wher eto get banana cables? i'm getting 12 with the > unit, b
2004-09-28 by Les Mizzell
Ryan Ryan wrote: > Hey, I'm curious as to where some of u get your banana cables? Get 'em from Cyndustries! She's got some ready-made packs to go! http://www.cyndustries.com/pomona.cfm -- Les Mizzell
2004-09-28 by Ryan Ryan
Hey, I'm curious as to where some of u get your banana cables? i'm pickin up a serge whic hshould be arriving in a few weeks, and i'm wondering, wher eto get banana cables? i'm getting 12 with the unit, but i know i'll need more! i looked on the cyndustries site, but it seems so
2004-09-28 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Ok Chris, you got my full attention on this one. Care to elaborate??. I think i have it conceptualy but i'm not sure how to patch it up. kind regards john duval -------------- Original message -------------- With either, of course, you may run two rows into an ACPR to "double" th
2004-09-28 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Having a couple hours here and there of something interesting to listen to, and even then on a haphazard basis, doesn't constitute "good radio". The statement stands. Portland doesn't have good radio. period. But we're getting OT here and i suspect it's my fault so i'll put a soc
2004-09-28 by John P
you guys must be smoking coke or something.... these threads are getting more demented..... living in Chicago, there's such a wealth of radio. There's the usual corporate crapola, and NPR, and a sprinkling of university stations - they're a riot, almost completely amateurish but
2004-09-28 by Chris Whitten
> Look at the instrument for what it is, what it does and what it sounds > like (when we all get the chance). As the saying goes, "You can never go > home.". There would be no point, IMO, of reissuing exactly what he did > over 20 years ago. Yeah, I don't disagree with you for on
2004-09-28 by Scott E.
Steve, I could not have said this better myself. It is great that Don Buchla is releasing a synthesizer based upon classic designs with updated functionality in his new modular. But why should he be constrained to the past? At that time, there was *only* pure analog. As much as I
2004-09-28 by yahoo@hearn.to
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , darkstr1746@c... wrote: > You're so lucky to have all that variety. All we have is ... > ... So a word of caution to those traveling to Oregon. BYOM!! hahahah Hey! What do you mean there's no good radio in Portland? Don't forget KBOO. Great e
2004-09-28 by Peter Grenader
Well, I must concede - while I too loved the envelopes and the mod matrix, I really didn't care for its sound and I sold my 6 voice within eight or so weeks. One thing that I really did like though was running the 'moog' filter into oscillation while keeping the VCOs fed into it.
2004-09-28 by Sawyer, Christopher
Steve, It's easy to underestimate so many of the Serge modules (even in certain cases *after* you've owned them for a while!) until you *really* get to know them. Even then, every once in a while someone will post a great patch or an application that leads to all kinds of new dis
2004-09-27 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
-------------- Original message -------------- This "panel layout game" got severly bloated and got away from reality a bit : ) ...... and you were expecting.....wha??? LMAO!!! to dabble in modularity in general and Serge in specific is to leave all reality behind. Why do you thi
2004-09-27 by paradigmshiftbeats
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "srmaietta" wrote: > A better (more realistic) challenge would be back to my original > inquiry of the "Desert Island" system.. ASM plus 2 Serge panels? Here's my stab at 2 panels to complement an ASM core... Panel 1: PRNV Pre-amp Detector RI
2004-09-27 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Ya know, i never was able to find out about the envelopes. Digital or Analogue. But your absolutely right when you say they are glorious. Probably one of the only reasons why i still hang on to my 10 voice. Those envelopes with the modulation matrix still keep me grinning and lau
2004-09-27 by Peter Grenader
Won't happen - the OBMX's audio path was entirely analog via CEM chips, not DSP. Now - the envelopes I believe were digital, but they were glorious. darkstr1746@... wrote: What?? you no likee the OB-Mx crappy sound? LOL. It is pretty gawd awful at alot of things isn't it?.... the
2004-09-27 by srmaietta
absolute martian rubbish . . . lol good one ~Stv --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , darkstr1746@c... wrote: > What?? you no likee the OB-Mx crappy sound? LOL. It is pretty gawd awful at alot of things isn't it?.... then on the other hand, for absolute martian rubbish........ >
2004-09-27 by Peter Grenader
darkstr1746@... wrote: What?? you no likee the OB-Mx crappy sound? LOL. It is pretty gawd awful at alot of things isn't it?.... then on the other hand, for absolute martian rubbish........ john duval -------------- Original message -------------- I hope the 200e isn't going to be
2004-09-27 by srmaietta
Well, to the synth geek community who analyze waveforms and argue about which oscillator is fatter than another, Im sure that we're going to hear about it. Probably negatives. Although maybe they will be so awestruck at the time of finally hearing one of the things thay'll be so
2004-09-27 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
What?? you no likee the OB-Mx crappy sound? LOL. It is pretty gawd awful at alot of things isn't it?.... then on the other hand, for absolute martian rubbish........ john duval -------------- Original message -------------- I hope the 200e isn't going to be a 'modular' OBMX! Keep
2004-09-27 by srmaietta
Thanks for all the input regarding my recent panel postings.. I took the pics down and will sleep on it for a few months - or until there is even a remote possibility of ordering. This "panel layout game" got severly bloated and got away from reality a bit : ) A better (more real
2004-09-27 by Chris Whitten
The FAQ mentions as reasons to go digital 1) the need for ultra stable oscillators and 2) the need to reduce distortion. I'd hazard a guess that both those ideals run contrary to the properties of a nice sounding analogue synth. Put another way, IMO the best sounding synths have
2004-09-27 by Peter Grenader
I'm pretty sure the Midi module is digital. With only one pot setting the voltage levels for dual independent 24 step sequencers, the DARF is surely micro p based and he's mentioning that the fact page that the driver for the low pass gate is also digital - meaning the circuitry
2004-09-27 by imabadbadkat96
That's pretty much what I got out of it too, but I'm also not entirely sure. --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "kirkdegiorgio" wrote: > I know this is the Serge list but further to the discussion previously on this list - has > anyone read the latest addition to the 200e FAQ
2004-09-27 by kirkdegiorgio
I know this is the Serge list but further to the discussion previously on this list - has anyone read the latest addition to the 200e FAQ section? If so could they pls translate for me in Plain English ;-) thx... (I 'think' its saying the control section is digital but the interf
2004-09-27 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
You're so lucky to have all that variety. All we have is Classic rock (70s) Oldies (50s 60s) and various mutations of soft, easy listening, christian, pablum, sachrine, downey, and other forms of elevator music, plus one "hard rock" ( what ever that is ) and of course we have the
2004-09-27 by kirkdegiorgio
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , Monty Brandenberg wrote: > On Sun, 26 Sep 2004, Les Mizzell wrote: > > > I thought it was just "Adam Ant" > > > > Whatever happened to that guy anyways? > > Put on probation a few years ago for threatening people with a > fake pistol. Somehow
2004-09-27 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Chris makes a very good point about the BLOG. If you have more than one sequencer or seq/pro, you should get a BLOG and for that reason ( among others ) his endorsement of a shop panel with a BLOG should be taken seriously.I have one and it always seems to get a serious workout n
2004-09-27 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
-------------- Original message -------------- was fucking great when i was 14 (1980) ????.... 14 in 1980........????.....i was 14 in 1960. i think i'll go shoot myself. LMAO!!! john duval Keep on Patchin'!
2004-09-27 by Les Mizzell
> years ago. All we have left is NPR and Oregon Public Broadcasting and > they hardly do music anymore. Amazing as it seems, in this southern redneck town - we have an AMAZING college radio station here. WUSC I'll listen to NPR when they're playing music, but other than that.. WU
2004-09-27 by Peter Grenader
paradigmshiftbeats wrote: > QUO (quadrature osc, Peter) that was good!
2004-09-27 by paradigmshiftbeats
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , Steve Maietta wrote: > I wanted the quad panel because I happen to have a quad amplifier > and am very interested in recreating "environments" around the > listener. But, I realize that noone else has quad setups (that > would be listening to
2004-09-27 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
You guys are just killin' me here!!....... radio....??? what's radio anyway?? any meaningful radio disappeared from Portland almost twenty years ago. All we have left is NPR and Oregon Public Broadcasting and they hardly do music anymore. We do have a community radio station but
2004-09-27 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Oh Blake!!..... yo.... you left out that lovely female group of some years back , The Roaches!!!...... take that!! john duval -------------- Original message -------------- > > probably the most well-known of all bug artists would be "adam and >> the ants", but ziggy stardust's g
2004-09-27 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Blake!!!...... LMAO!!!!... your so bad! john duval -------------- Original message -------------- At 6:23 PM -0700 9/26/04, don hassler wrote: >Would folks mind describing "bug music"? Is it >entirely a derogatory term? Who are some example >artists? probably the most well-known
2004-09-27 by Scott E.
Steve, I read an article some years ago (late '70s I think) that described the process of sound location by the ear. It is a complex subject. One of the points I remember was the phase changes that different frequencies exhibited as they came around the back of the ear that allow
2004-09-27 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
A good example of "bug " music is robert richs Bestiary and the cut off my own CD called "Paleozoic Twilight". You can hear a sound clip of this freak out at: www.cdbaby.com/johnduval/cd kind regards john duval -------------- Original message -------------- Would folks mind descr
2004-09-27 by Steve Maietta
Scott, Thanks for the comments. Much appreciated.. But now I have to go and redo all the panels!!! : ) I will add your post to my "comments" archive and consult it when I get around to redoing the panel proposal. Regarding the layout, it definitely got mixed up over the successiv
2004-09-27 by Scott E.
Hi Steve, Since everyone went off on the jpg/photoshop thread, it seems that any comments about your configuration have been bypassed. At least, I believe that you wished for comments since you posted your design to the forum. I know that this can be a consuming task, particularl
2004-09-27 by Peter Grenader
They're both 12 volt systems, should fly fine. You'll need to do something about the jack issue though. A. Sys uses 3.5mm mini's and the Serge of course is buh-nuh-nuhs. Ioannis Kazlaris wrote: Hello, can the AS French Connection and Sorcerer be used with the Serge? Are the volta
2004-09-27 by Ioannis Kazlaris
Hello, can the AS French Connection and Sorcerer be used with the Serge? Are the voltages "compatible" or you have to think of tricks? What kind of cables do you have to use? Thanx for any info. Yannis Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - 100MB free storage!
2004-09-27 by Monty Brandenberg
On Sun, 26 Sep 2004, Les Mizzell wrote: > I thought it was just "Adam Ant" > > Whatever happened to that guy anyways? Put on probation a few years ago for threatening people with a fake pistol. Somehow appropriate for a Malcolm McLaren creation...
2004-09-27 by srmaietta
http://66.155.123.207/surplus.html need a case to make your 6-8 panel system portable? in style? the first case pictured on this surplus page would make a kick ass travel/play case for a larger system.. On wheels! with a handle too im guessing.. ~Steve
2004-09-27 by Blake Wilson
> > probably the most well-known of all bug artists would be "adam and >> the ants" > >I thought it was just "Adam Ant" nope. the group was "adam and the ants", he was "adam ant" and their second LP, "kings of the wild frontier" was fucking great when i was 14 (1980) and still is
2004-09-27 by Les Mizzell
> ahem.....forgive me, but i left out noted bug artists You forgot the most important one! The Buggles!!! Has video *really* killed the radio star? Better yet, how many of us here really *care* about any of the current radio stars? -- Les Mizzell