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2004-05-25 by John P
Folks ----- Sorry about that happy crap. I just changed the group admission policy back to 'restricted' from 'open'. That should be the end 'o that. Best John P. lana_er@... wrote: >I was really a sh*thead who had nothing better to do than spam Yahoo groups. >Like Most I was in F
2004-05-25 by lana_er@yahoo.com
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2004-05-23 by Blake Wilson
Hello, I have been trying to make the sound of a bouncing glass marble or steel ball bearing. I can't seem to to get it just right. Does anybody have an example patch for creating this sound? start by using an envelope to control the frequency of an lfo. trigger the env (fast ris
2004-05-23 by ethanzer0
Hello, I have been trying to make the sound of a bouncing glass marble or steel ball bearing. I can't seem to to get it just right. Does anybody have an example patch for creating this sound? TIA, Ethan
2004-05-19 by MPC
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2004-05-19 by Fernando
Hi Ben, Can you take a good photo of the panel? Thanx, Fernando > have not seen anywhere else. It is called the voltage controlled filterbank. ...
2004-05-18 by sydilaxe
I know that the thread is old, but I have a paper faced panel that has a module on it that I have not seen anywhere else. It is called the voltage controlled filterbank. It is basically three tunable bandpass filters (with a highpass and lowpass at both ends). All three filters c
2004-05-17 by John P
The CD's at the duplicator. There's some set up and back and forth shipping to do, so it's going to be late June/early July when the CD will be officially on sale. It is VERY cool and worth the wait. The 1983 material is still being mastered & noise-reduced. It will be available
2004-05-16 by metafoetus2002
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , synpro@a... wrote: > > This cable is made by a company called "George L" and are sold mostly in > better guitar stores (great sounding cable and NO soldering!). They offer both > straight and "L shaped plugs and work great (I also play guitar
2004-05-15 by john duval
yea... that's the one! thanks for jogging my cobwebb infested memory. I used these connectors for years when i was playing guitar professionaly. the cable is ultra quiet and you can swap connectors in seconds. Very cool stuff. Never even thought about useing them for interfacing
2004-05-15 by john duval
who's responsible for this s**T?? didn't know we had to put up with spam here.Maybe the moderator can get rid of this clown. john duval --- tamera_l3d8@... wrote: > hey hey, just thought id tell you guys about this > free debt consolidation site that reduced my monthly > payments
2004-05-15 by synpro@aol.com
From: "metafoetus2002" Subject: Jack, Cable, Panel Hi, I finally did it and ordered my 3rd panel to complement my Animal+TKB: PRNV, NCOM, PDIV, SCPR, VCF2, MIX, DSG, ACPR, RES, DCSM. YES! YES! YES! I will try to enjoy the lead time…! On a related note: I have to interface my Serg
2004-05-15 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net
May be now that he don`t have debts, he ca afford a new serge panel ;) Still on topic, yes??? Josue. ----- Mensaje Original ----- De: Chris Whitten cw.chris@... > Fecha: Sábado, Mayo 15, 2004 1:01 pm Asunto: Re: [SergeModular] my bills are gone! > > I posted this on SergeModular,
2004-05-15 by Chris Whitten
> I posted this on SergeModular, if you dont want to be a member anymore just > email SergeModular-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com I don't if it's going to become spam city! LOL (laughing through the pain) CW
2004-05-15 by tamera_l3d8@yahoo.com
hey hey, just thought id tell you guys about this free debt consolidation site that reduced my monthly payments by damn near half, no more worries about bills! http://yhsjvmzyl.soundvault.net I posted this on SergeModular, if you dont want to be a member anymore just email SergeM
2004-05-14 by beatsamples
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2004-05-14 by john duval
every good pedal steel guitar player knows this kind of jack. I myself used them for years to patch my effects pedals together for stage work. Pretty slick aren't they. Unfortunately it's been so long since i used them i can't remember what they are called but i used to get mine
2004-05-14 by metafoetus2002
Hi, I finally did it and ordered my 3rd panel to complement my Animal+TKB: PRNV, NCOM, PDIV, SCPR, VCF2, MIX, DSG, ACPR, RES, DCSM. YES! YES! YES! I will try to enjoy the lead time ! On a related note: I have to interface my Serge with some 1/4" equipment. Q= uite short distances
2004-05-09 by darreljohansen
They are Serge's own OTA design. The small OTA assemblies (we called them "clones") are a givaway, and these are on all those latest filter designs. This is the same circuit that Serge used in the VCAs (hence, "cloned") and I packed it into this small module (kinda laughable by t
2004-05-09 by John Loffink
State Variable designs since all three filters provide low, high and bandpass outputs. More than likely they use OTAs for the voltage control circuitry. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site http://w
2004-05-08 by Carbon111
> > "Kevin Fortune mentioned a chip failing on the PCO" > > actually - let me clarify that.. Kevin said the PCO problem was "chip > and socket related"... which may be something completely different > from a chip actually failing... **Pin oxidation** has been a serious problem fo
2004-05-07 by kirkdegiorgio
> "Kevin Fortune mentioned a chip failing on the PCO" actually - let me clarify that.. Kevin said the PCO problem was "chip and socket related"... which may be something completely different from a chip actually failing... KD
2004-05-07 by kirkdegiorgio
Hi James just got back from Fed-Ex overnight collection at the airport and the repaired panel has literally been powered up for 5 minutes... I'll leave it to settle down overnight and then give it a good workout this week... I've yet to get a full report of the fixes from Rex - h
2004-05-07 by James R. Coplin
Is your panel all fixed and back? What ended up being the culprit? 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. *************** > -----Original Message----- >
2004-05-07 by kirkdegiorgio
Hi All I've been doing some newbie research into the actual circuits of VCF's and wondered what design the Serge filters are based around? I've read some brain-boggling facts about diode ladders, transistor ladders, sallen-key, OTA based designs, etc but am not much the wiser lol
2004-05-07 by john duval
--- cuari7 medejd@... > wrote: > Awesome, John1 > Now, do you have any old panels for sale? > cuari7 > > I may have one or two for sale when i get back from amsterdam. Haven't made up my mind, but i do need to clear out some space. I'll let everyone know. john duval _____________
2004-05-07 by cuari7
Awesome, John1 Now, do you have any old panels for sale? cuari7
2004-05-06 by darkstr717
Patience has been rewarded and a new panel arrived this morning. left to right: PRNV/FS/CM/WAD/MIX 3x1/VCFS/VCF2/VCF2/EQ the only bummer is that i won't have time to mount it and play until i get back from the gig in Den Haag... : ( gotta try and get my self together for a white
2004-05-04 by Ken Stone
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "John Loffink" wrote: > I found a bitmap image with paper face VCM and Dual Phaser. I have no idea > where I captured it from. It is in the Serge Yahoo files section. I had this file too - there were 8 panels in that system, and two of them h
2004-05-04 by Ken Stone
I've been through all my picture archives, catalogs etc, and was able to find 5 different VCMs in paper - one later and 4 intermediate. There were none in the original format. I've stuck them all in one file: in the files section : vcmpaper.jpg One is is the well known "image28.j
2004-05-03 by John P
All the talk of paper faced panels reminded me of some blue-faced panels I saw about 5 years ago. Among more recent stuff, this guy had 2 or three old blue plastic panels. No graphics at all on them, just knobs, jacks, and dymo-type plastic labels (incomplete) on some of them. Ma
2004-05-03 by John Loffink
I found a bitmap image with paper face VCM and Dual Phaser. I have no idea where I captured it from. It is in the Serge Yahoo files section. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site http://www.wavemaker
2004-05-03 by SergeModular@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the SergeModular group. File : /panel6.bmp Uploaded by : microtonalsynthesis jloffink@... > Description : Paper Face Serge with VCM & Phaser You can access this file at
2004-05-03 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
From: "John Loffink" jloffink@... > >VCM was listed as new in the 1978 catalog. Was this still paperface era? A >rundown of the various Serge generations with photos would be a great >feature for Egres. I have seen photos of paperface VCMs, so they did exist. I don't recall the o
2004-05-03 by darreljohansen
As Stephen points out, there was a transition point in the late 70s where the paper graphics and mylar were phased out and the metallic faceplate material was used. If I remember correctly, that entire set of modules, including the PCO, NTO, RES, and VCM were started with paper,
2004-05-03 by Steve Ridley
> I worked with Serge 1977-78. This was still the paperface period. > We were phasing out the original graphics which Serge thought were > too confusing and getting into the middle period graphics (which were > easier to understand though didn't have a strong aesthetic like the l
2004-05-03 by John P
a sneak peek or free tasting for you "beer" - from my next CD, "fool" http://mnml.soulcatcher.net/mp3/beer.mp3 ten megs of full-bodied sound, 192k encoded enjoy in moderation over and out m/n/m/l http://mnml.soulcatcher.net http://www.cdbaby.com/mnml some other places too
2004-05-03 by S V G
I worked with Serge 1977-78. This was still the paperface period. We were phasing out the original graphics which Serge thought were too confusing and getting into the middle period graphics (which were easier to understand though didn't have a strong aesthetic like the later per
2004-05-03 by John Loffink
FRS was not in the 1978 or 1982 catalogs, so it seems much too late for that. VCM was listed as new in the 1978 catalog. Was this still paperface era? A rundown of the various Serge generations with photos would be a great feature for Egres. No RES or WAD in the 1978 catalog but
2004-05-03 by Scott E.
I think the WAD,RES, and VCM were. I think the FRS was too late for that. Scott ======================================================= angrysavant wrote: > Was the WAD, RES_EQ, FRS or VCM ever wrapped under paperface or were > these modules too late for that era? > > I'm interes
2004-05-03 by angrysavant
Was the WAD, RES_EQ, FRS or VCM ever wrapped under paperface or were these modules too late for that era? I'm interested in buying paperfaced panels - if possible, especially ones with the above mentioned modules... If you have any you want to sell drop me a line. -a
2004-05-02 by john duval
Oh yea... forgot about the ACPR... that would work for the XFAD solution, maybe this and some combination of the VCA control for the voices that each row of the sequencer is driving. Maybe i'll be able to get into this when i get back from my trip. Last minute prep is consuming m
2004-05-02 by John P
xfade is for audio (AC coupled), the active processor is for DC control voltages. You could use xfade as an audio switcher, near the end of your signal chain, instead of using it for CV, and accomplish the same thing. Maybe you'd need twice the oscillators though. >The xfade adds
2004-05-02 by James R. Coplin
The other thing you can do to rotate a sequence is use the xfade. Take the 4 stages of A into one side of the fade, the 4 B into the second side. Run the clock into the pulse divider, take the output to control the xfade. Set the xfade all the way over to the second into and the
2004-05-02 by john duval
Your missing the point. there is no stopping "A" and starting"B"... they ALL run concurrently. You might be able to simulate the same effect by having whatever vca is responsible for the output of the voice that row A is driving to attenuate after the first pass of the sequence..
2004-05-01 by Ioannis Kazlaris
Hi, OK, lets say that row A outputs values a1, a2, a3, and a4 (a1, a2, a3 For hard sync, I suppose that any waveform that sees a sharp transient modulating its pitch would be forced to restart. Isn't this after all, the nature of synchronization? Now wonder why you can't sync sin
2004-04-30 by John Loffink
I tried this with a TKB, inverted NTO sawtooth (variable pulse out did not trigger TKB reliably), 1/2 DSG for reset and 1/2 DSG to slew the sequence output. (With 16 stages of TKB the DSG wasn't high enough frequency for good sync sounds.) It does work, but sounds a little rough.
2004-04-30 by John Loffink
That's true, if the sequence row out is fed to a DSG tracking 1 volt/octave you could get very close the sawtooth sync. I would use a PCO/NTO for the reset pulse. That's where you want the frequency accuracy. You can use a DSG/DTG for the clock input, but as it must be a multiple
2004-04-29 by John P
Yes, cool, I was wondering about that. You can make a pseudo-saw (staircase) waveform with the sequencer... and if you run it thru a slew limiter, you can round things off a little. Another reset pulse source could be a DSG or DTG.... even the 'smooth' part of the SSG can be used
2004-04-29 by John Loffink
You could do hard sync by using a sequencer as the waveform generator. Feed PCO #1 into the sequencer clock at a multiple of the desired frequency, 5 x for a 5 step sequence, for instance. Use PCO #2 to reset the sequencer. Output of the sequencer row is your synced waveform. Thi