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Re: True AD EG

2004-09-11 by James R. Coplin

That's why I said to use the regular outputs not the gate out! With a zero rise time the leading edge is fast enough to trigger the input of the other half of the USG without having to mess with an inverter for the gate! True, it isn't as steep as the gate but from looking at it

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Re: True AD EG

2004-09-11 by John Loffink

Without the inverting/bias stage this results in a gate voltage that is high 99% of the time, rather than low. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site http://www.wavemakers-synth.com > -----Original Me

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Re: True AD EG

2004-09-11 by James R. Coplin

The main problem is trying to change the clock as a gate stream to a pulse stream to avoid the sustain stage of the USG. I just took the gates from the clock or whatever into the trigger in on one part of the USG with the attack and decay set to zero. Take the output of this inpu

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Re: True AD EG

2004-09-11 by John Loffink

Here's the patch. It will take two stages of a DTG or DSG with the post 1994 GATE OUTs as opposed to the old END out, as well as a scaling processor stage. GATE to TRIG IN on first DSG stage, set Rise/Fall to short values. GATE OUT gives an inverted trigger. GATE OUT of first DSG

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Re: True AD EG

2004-09-10 by cuari7

Actually feeding the gate into the input jack gives you an "attack/release envelope, with sustain that is present for as long as the key is depressed (so its actually an attack/sustain/release envelope). What I want is something that will allow me to get attack/release (up/down)

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Re: True AD EG

2004-09-10 by John P

That's basically it as far as I know. kirkdegiorgio wrote: >I get mine by feeding a gate into the INPUT jack instead of the TRIG jack... > >is this correct folks? > >any other methods...? > >KD > > > >>Anybody know of a way to turn a DSG/DTG into a true Attack/Decay EG? >>I don't

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Re: True AD EG

2004-09-10 by kirkdegiorgio

I get mine by feeding a gate into the INPUT jack instead of the TRIG jack... is this correct folks? any other methods...? KD > Anybody know of a way to turn a DSG/DTG into a true Attack/Decay EG? > I don't mean what one can get by feeding a pulse/gate into > the "trigger" input (

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True AD EG

2004-09-10 by cuari7

Anybody know of a way to turn a DSG/DTG into a true Attack/Decay EG? I don't mean what one can get by feeding a pulse/gate into the "trigger" input (the result of this is an AD envelope which unfortunately WON'T retrigger until it decays back to zero. I don't want this!!). I want

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a Serge patch: "Rainstick"

2004-09-10 by johnrichoux

9/10/04 SERGE PATCH: Rainstick This is a patch I've been working on for the last few months. I call it a rainstick, but it is capable of much more than that. I love the sound of rattles, shakes, scrapes, chimes along with others difficult to describe. I'm a sucker for ambient noi

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Re: Digest Number 700

2004-09-10 by Hamachi

Thank you for your replies. I seem to have temporarily forgotten that electricity propagate rather slower than light. Still, I could imagine lots of crosstalk going on between all the wires, even as is. Now I'm starting to consider the possibility of using separate wires, but bun

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More stuff

2004-09-09 by cuari7

PS2, $170, PS4, $350 Still have the 3-PCO panel...contact me at jesus.diaz@... cuari7

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Re: Serge panel external wiring

2004-09-08 by Peter Grenader

Believe it or not - it makes a difference, especially with the grounds. Daisy chaining them to one PSU connection can lead to noise problems which love to pop their pointy little heads up in reverb springs (don't know if yours is so equipped) - but they will effect other parts of

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Serge panel external wiring

2004-09-08 by Hamachi

Hi gang! This is my first post to the list, but I've been reading it for a while. I first fell in love with the Serge back around 1981, and eventually bought one (6 panels) about 10 or 15 years ago. Well, I lent it to someone for a few years, and he cut it into 3 pairs of panels,

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Re: ....and one more!!

2004-09-07 by cuari7

Hi, list! I'm still alive, and I still have a gorgeous NEW panel for sale: PCOX3, COMP, mixer, VCFQ, DTGX2, UAP. $3000 Any takers email me at jesus.diaz@... After business hours you can call me at 915-241-7067 (i'm in Eastern Time zone, though. Please no calls after 10:00 PM my t

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Re: ....and one more!!

2004-09-03 by jkjelec@comcast.net

Hi jesus, Here's wishing you a safe and not too stressful encounter with the hurricane. Regards Kyle Jarger PS, I've got the Money Order, I'll be sending it out tomorrow. -------------- Original message -------------- > I'm about to go take refuge from the hurricane (I'm in Flori

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Re: ....and one more!!

2004-09-03 by cuari7

I'm about to go take refuge from the hurricane (I'm in Florida), so anyone interested in any of the panels I'm selling is welcome to call me on my cell, # 915-241-7067 (I won't be anywhere near my computer for at least 3 days, so I won't be able to check email). JDiaz, aka cuari7

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Re: For Sale/sold

2004-09-03 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

Doepfer frame........ sold. john -------------- Original message -------------- Thought i'd post this here in case those of you with "mix and match" set ups have any interest. I posted to the AH list first.Hope this doesn't offend anyone, just trying to sell some stuff anyway i c

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....and one more!!

2004-09-03 by cuari7

This other one is brand-spanking new. I took delivery of it about 4 months ago (from Rex). Includes: PCO X 3, Comparator, AMX, VCFQ, DTG x2, UAP. Paid $3410 for it. Will sell for $3000 + s/h again, serious inquiries only at jesus.diaz@... cuari7

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For Sale: Animal Panel

2004-09-03 by cuari7

Mint-condition Animal panel, made in Oakland (by Roxanne). Want $2400 + s/h Contact me at jesus.diaz@... cuari7

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For Sale

2004-09-02 by darkstr717

Thought i'd post this here in case those of you with "mix and match" set ups have any interest. I posted to the AH list first.Hope this doesn't offend anyone, just trying to sell some stuff anyway i can. I'm looking to sell my Doepfer frame. Prices are off the Doepfer price list

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ASR chipmunks

2004-09-01 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

Here's another modification that i like alot better than the previous ones. Clk#2 drives the 4 stage programmer @ 10:00. Row A knobs now set to 5 9 5 and 2: 00 As before, "A" is patched to VC in on right side of Clk#1 @ 1:00> switch set to "both" and Freq @ 10:00 Output patched t

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Re: Digest Number 695

2004-09-01 by Ioannis Kazlaris

Hi people, well for my own part, I am moving away from computers and computer based techniques. Or I should say I just keep them to a minimum. (And mind you, I am a computer programmer, so go figure) As John suggested there's just too much information in sequencers and such progr

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Re: Matrix mixers

2004-08-31 by S V G

John, Ok, I get it. You're using the Ghost as a matrix mixer, routing sounds out of and back into the Serge and back out to a recording device? Making full use of auxillary sends and sub mixes? This then makes a lot of sense. I guess I was just thinking of a recording device that

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More ASR madness

2004-08-31 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

take the patch from last week and make these changes or additions. From a second clock or DTG drive a 4 stage SeqProgrammer. Freq @11:00.Use row A... knobs set to 7,12,5,12:00 respectivley. Row A drives the VC "in" of the right section of the first Clock(Clk 1 ).VC knob set to ju

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Re: some ASR noodles/recording

2004-08-30 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

SVG wrote: Me, I don't currently have any Serge stuff in my rack, though I do get inspiration from just reading about it. Many of the less complex patches I can hear in my head, kinda like how a conductor can read through an orchestral score and hear the sound in his or her mind.

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we're awake now : )

2004-08-30 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

Well it seems i've managed to wake the sleeping giant. I figured the "...all time low..." comment would get somebodies blood cooking. An insult was the last thing on my mind, just wanted to see if anyone was listening....and they are. I've a few more mods of the basic patch i put

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Re: some ASR noodles

2004-08-30 by George Miller

--- S V G vsyevolod@... > wrote: > > > John wrote: > > Besides, it appears that > > interest in patch posting or discussion at any > level has reached an all time low on this list. > > Just because there's not a lot of response > doesn't mean that people aren't reading and slowly

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Re: some ASR noodles

2004-08-30 by S V G

John wrote: > Besides, it appears that > interest in patch posting or discussion at any level has reached an all time low on this list. Just because there's not a lot of response doesn't mean that people aren't reading and slowly digesting this stuff. I remember you saying a year

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Re: some ASR noodles/recording

2004-08-30 by Peter Grenader

After I got back into this whole thing, it was a spell of time after that I realized I was going to start writing again and I really looked into which of the many Mac-based digital audio packages were best and at the time, almost everyone I spoke to you, both store people and tru

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Re: some ASR noodles/recording

2004-08-30 by don hassler

I personally missed the whole ADAT thing, got in digital audio on a Mac first with Digitrax, then Deck, then ProTools Free, then Kyma. If I had to spend the money, it probably would be a Motu/Logic combo. As far as the other, for those who couldn't afford glass packs, jabbing hol

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AS French Connection

2004-08-30 by Ioannis Kazlaris

Hi list, just wanted to ask whether anyone in this list uses a French Connection with the Serge. If not, does anyone know whether the AS can be used to play the Serge as a hardwired synth? I know that there's provision for pitch outputs in the AS and there's this CVI in the Serge

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Re: some ASR noodles/recording

2004-08-29 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

I take the raw ADAT tapes over to a friends house and we dump them into his PT system for sliceing and diceing.... do the chop and drop..... hone the heads, grind the cams , stick on duel glass packs and paint the whole job with thirty coats of candy apple red with Bias Peak.....

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oops....sorry for...

2004-08-29 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

sorry for the double post. Look at this!!.... three responses in less than a day. IT's ALIVE !!!!!.............It's ALIVE !!!!!! LMAO! john duval

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Re: panels FS?

2004-08-29 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

Congrats on the new addition to your family James!! : )... newborns are a good excuse for not having the time to post. The other, being death. Hahahaa ok, ... i'm bad. : ) Gonna buy some Modcan huh?... i just received a few Cynthia modules myself. Looking for panels ??... ( evil

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ASR noodles/what do i use for recording

2004-08-29 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

I too started out with a sixteen track reel to reel. Then went to a Akai 8 track hard disk along with it's companion 4 track. For the last few years i've been useing Alesis XT-20s (2) with a Spirit Ghost LE desk (32x8).. not the most convenient setup to be sure and a downright pa

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Re: panels FS?

2004-08-29 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

Congrats on the new addition to your family James!! : )... newborns are a good excuse for not having the time to post. The other, being death. Hahahaa ok, ... i'm bad. : ) Gonna buy some Modcan huh?... i just received a few Cynthia modules myself. Looking for panels ??... ( evil

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Re: some ASR noodles/jan-hinnerk

2004-08-29 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

LMAO!!!.... thanks john!!...............but you did get me thinking. I'm running WindowXP Pro and i think it has a program to extract audio tracks from a CD to build your own custom CDs. Maybe i can burn some clips on the Masterlink and put them in the computer that way. Hmmmmm..

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Re: some ASR noodles/jan-hinnerk

2004-08-29 by John P

I never had any doubts about how computer lame you were... : ) So how do you get your stuff to a producer? Can you burn a CD? Or do you use DAT? Maybe you can burn a cheap CD with a few sample tracks & give it to someone who can convert & upload it for you. darkstr1746@... wrote:

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Re: some ASR noodles/jan-hinnerk

2004-08-29 by don hassler

This is interesting. What do you use for recording? In fact, that might be a question for everyone on the list. I started out with reel to reel, now I tend to use Kyma(not exactly a system intended for multitrack, but it's all I got in that regard).I'm too broke to upgrade my rec

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panels FS?

2004-08-29 by James R. Coplin

Anyone got any panels for sale currently? Before I order a bunch of Modcan I thought I’d check... 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. ***************

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Re: some ASR noodles/jan-hinnerk

2004-08-29 by James R. Coplin

My excuse is that I’ve got a new baby boy and haven’t had time to check the patch out. I’m the one who started the thread a couple of months ago after reading the idea on SDIY. I * do * have access to computer stuff so as soon as I have time to patch your patch up, I’ll get an au

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some ASR noodles/jan-hinnerk

2004-08-29 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

To remove all doubt as to how computer lame i am, i have to report that i can't/don't know how to put up sound clips of the Martian war chants or anything else for that matter. Sorry Jan : ( I don't use computers for any part of my music making and the one i do have for web acces

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Re: some ASR noodles

2004-08-26 by metafoetus2002

Hi John, though I don't have an ASR, this makes interesing reading now what about li= stening to it? Please, be so kind and give us a URL where we can listen to these "martian = war chants"! Thanks, Jan-Hinnerk --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "darkstr717" wrote:= > Just tho

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some ASR noodles

2004-08-25 by darkstr717

Just thought i'd contribute and confuse the subject of the uses for the ASR module that was running here a few months back. was doing a few experiments last night and thought a few people might want to check this out if they haven't already. patch three outputs of ASR to 1v/oct o

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Re: off-topic (attn: John DuVal)

2004-08-24 by cuari7

I want to thank all of you who have helped me in this matter. I think John Loffink's suggested site is my best option. I got a couple of private emails which I could not reply to (my email server is misbehaving) but I do appreciate your help, guys (thank you, Don Hassler!). Since

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Re: off-topic (attn: John DuVal)

2004-08-23 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

I wish i could help you but i sold my unit about three months ago and i don't remember who i sold it to..... i dont keep emails or records of sales. I sold it to someone on the AH list..... someone who contributes quiet often so maybe he will respond.Sorry my memory is so lame...

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Re: off-topic (attn: John DuVal)

2004-08-22 by John Loffink

Try here for any Yamaha manuals: http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/english/index.html 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: cuari7 [

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Re: off-topic (attn: John DuVal)

2004-08-22 by James R. Coplin

I have a manual I could copy if you *really* get stuck for one. My wife and I *just* had a baby so it would be a while until I could get to it. Let me know. James R. Coplin *************** If anyone asks of my whereabouts, simply tell them i've gone out the window for a spot of t

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off-topic (attn: John DuVal)

2004-08-22 by cuari7

John (or any other Yamaha FS1R owners out there)! I am desperately looking for a user's manual for my beloved FS1R, and knowing that you own (and love) one, I was wondering if you could sell me a copy of it. Please email me at jesus.diaz@... Thanx in advance, cuari

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Re: thank you all

2004-08-19 by Les Mizzell

> therapy from the damage taken listening to it. Kind of > like a bad Jello Biafra impersonation with synth > mucking around by a psychopath. DJ Keoki ?

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