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2004-02-21 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net
hmmm, Thats why Cynthia buyed all white ink pencils in west coast??? ;) If not at mouser, anyone knows a source? PS. Peter, I LOVE your Fluxus composition. ----- Mensaje Original ----- De: Peter Grenader peter@... > Fecha: Sábado, Febrero 21, 2004 2:50 am Asunto: Re: [SergeModula
2004-02-21 by Peter Grenader
I think Cynthia has first hand information that these are line-less. ALMAGATA@... wrote: > Hi Peter and group, > > First I was thinking that the mouser ones don`t have a line but > checking the 1900H specs they say: Finish-L (w/Indicator line) check > here (from mouser product da
2004-02-21 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net
Hi Peter and group, First I was thinking that the mouser ones don`t have a line but checking the 1900H specs they say: Finish-L (w/Indicator line) check here (from mouser product datasheet): http://www.daviesmolding.com/cgi-bin/part_ser.pl? page=flutedinst&series=1900&photo=flute
2004-02-20 by Peter Grenader
ALMAGATA@... wrote: > PS. For the records: Mouser have the Serge Davies knobs. WWWWWWAIT! The ones That Mouser has do NOT have indicator lines on top (read: USELESS)
2004-02-20 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net
Hi Kirk, Yes! I like sequencers! The TKB is working FULL time ;) Also I`d like to advise was a pleasure make bussines with Kirk, he is a good person and very helpful. Thanks again for the great packaging. Best Regards. PS. For the records: Mouser have the Serge Davies knobs. ----
2004-02-20 by kirkdegiorgio
Jan-Hinnerk I just uploaded a short mp3 called RES Example in the Files section. Its a simple drum loop going thru the RES - nothing else in the chain. I am simply turning the 2.8k knob fully CW and then slowly back fully CCW. Then I play around at the end with some other freq's.
2004-02-20 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 : /Serge RES.mp3 Uploaded by : kirkdegiorgio kirk.degiorgio@... > Description : RES example You can access this file at the URL http://group
2004-02-20 by kirkdegiorgio
Hey Josue hope you're having fun with the TKB :-) and you're hooking up a Milton too? Sequencer chaos!! For the record people - I just did a sale with Josue and he is a great and trusty buyer of gear... prompt payment - no hassles - very helpful, etc. regards KD > Hi People, > >
2004-02-20 by Peter Grenader
Davies model 1900 ALMAGATA@... wrote: > Hi People, > > Do you know a source for the serge knobs? ..or at least what > maker/model is? I`m finishing a milton sequencer and I`d like to make a > similar layout and colors than my TKB, including the same knobs. Also I > need some spar
2004-02-20 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net
Hi People, Do you know a source for the serge knobs? ..or at least what maker/model is? I`m finishing a milton sequencer and I`d like to make a similar layout and colors than my TKB, including the same knobs. Also I need some spares. Any info is very apreciated, Thanks, Josue Ari
2004-02-20 by Chris Whitten
I think the comment was fair. The old 2U MXR Flanger/Doubler is one of the best I've heard. It's VCable btw and runs considerably cheaper than a WAD as well. The MXR Digital Delay from the same period is capable of doing most things the WAD can do, including very nice phasing and
2004-02-20 by John P
I just wanted to make a comment on this. Yes the WAD is somewhat odd. It's a terrific resonant flanger. And also a good short interval echo. The fact that it can self-resonate means you have another audio source at your disposal. And the VC LPF 'conditioning' filter on it is pret
2004-02-20 by jan-hinnerk.helms@t-online.de
On 19.02.2004, at 11:52, John Duval wrote: > take a pass....like wise the WAD. I had one once and > am about to have one again but it's a strange beast. > It's not a delay line as we think of it; more like a > delay of voltages but it will do chorusing and stuff > but you can do
2004-02-19 by James R. Coplin
I'll be glad to hear when you get your panels because mine is right behind yours! Between you and I, Rex must not have gotten anything done yesterday except phone calls to us. LOL. It is the personal service I love about STS. Rex might take a while to get back when things are hai
2004-02-19 by john duval
talked to him for an hour and a half yesterday.Was great fun. Panels are being shipped at a slow but steady rate. Keep the faith!! Kind regards John Duval --- phlizmo@... wrote: > -- > derrick espino > phlizmo@... - email > (925) 695-2020 x7367 - voicemail/fax > > I sent him an e
2004-02-19 by Carbon111
Just leave a message for him at STS...he'll get back to you as soon as he can. Busy guy, y'know? ^_^ Regards, James > > From: phlizmo@... > Date: 2004/02/19 Thu AM 09:25:08 PST > To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [SergeModular] Anyone heard from REX?? > > -- > derrick e
2004-02-19 by James R. Coplin
This is the number I have: (262) 367-3030 I talked to him yesterday. I think this is current unless I haven't updated my contact since they moved. 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
2004-02-19 by kirkdegiorgio
> its taken me > > 2 yrs to discover melodic arpeggio's by feeding > > audio into the NCOM > > and feeding an attenuated LFO into the divide by > > INPUT... > > thanks for the tip... i worked on that one myself for > a long time and then gave up. it works if the 1-31 knob is only
2004-02-19 by john duval
> > But for some reason'I can not stop'to think about'a > third panel'what a > surprise. .......yea... what a surprize! LOL > > This is how far I got yet: > PRNV > 2COM > NCOM > ACPR... this is tempting but i wouldn't > SCPR > DSG > RES... this is also tempting but with what you
2004-02-19 by john duval
--- kirkdegiorgio kirk.degiorgio@... > wrote: > Nice one John - its appreciated... it does get quiet > in here > but some of us have the excuse that we're busy > patching the Serge > for usage in commercial environments :-) > ... you do?? in what capacity??... that's no excuse. L
2004-02-19 by john duval
LMAO!!! now that's a studio. I just downloaded the new Quiktime thing and it allowed me to use whatever it is that drives that wonderful view of the studio. How does it do that?? very cool. where the hell did you get that frame?? I want one! Hahaha I recognized some similar layou
2004-02-18 by John P
Yeah, this was being circulated on analog heaven a month or so back, much drooling going on. The Serge in the frame is super cool, the whole studio is very very nice.
2004-02-18 by kirkdegiorgio
Nice one John - its appreciated... it does get quiet in here but some of us have the excuse that we're busy patching the Serge for usage in commercial environments :-) Large modulars and deadlines don't mix! I've had my DSG's for 5 years and only just got around to extending the
2004-02-18 by kirkdegiorgio
Hi Edmund that custom frame is simply stunning!! It really matches the visual aspect of the Serge IMO. Beautiful system.... KD
2004-02-18 by Edmund Eagan
If you'd care to take a look at my Serge system and your computer can handle a QuickTime QTVR file, then visit: http://www.twelfthroot.com/qtvr/ That address will take directly to the frame-set that has the QTVR image of my studio. You need to pan to the left and click on the Ser
2004-02-18 by jan-hinnerk.helms@t-online.de
John Duval wrote: > (…) > Not much happens here. the > list can go bare for months on end. > (…) Hi John, to do something about this empty space (and to follow James aka carbo111), I could not help myself but post this link http://homepage.mac.com/jhhelms/PhotoAlbum1.html which w
2004-02-18 by S V G
Douglas Lynner (the editor of Synapse) was a good friend of Serge and would stop by from time to time back in the late 70's when I worked there. He had an ancient 6 panel system (even back then it was ancient) that we were working on. Fond memories of that magazine and of Douglas
2004-02-17 by john duval
congratulations i guess. Not much happens here. the list can go bare for months on end.glad to see someone is going to put energy in the CD compilation. John D --- John P johnp299792@... > wrote: > Blake Wilson turned the SMOG reins over to yours > truly. > > Also, as many of you
2004-02-17 by john duval
I'll give this a go when i take down the current patch. John D --- John P johnp299792@... > wrote: > Has anyone used this thing to process audio, at > least in lower > registers? Seems if you clocked it fast enough, > and mixed the outputs > you could get some weird phase shifty
2004-02-17 by John P
Blake Wilson turned the SMOG reins over to yours truly. Also, as many of you are already aware, I'm doing the Serge CD's too. Thanks John P.
2004-02-17 by John P
Has anyone used this thing to process audio, at least in lower registers? Seems if you clocked it fast enough, and mixed the outputs you could get some weird phase shifty effects by modulating the clock rate. Ditto for continuous CV signals like LFO, mixed LFO signals, random CV,
2004-02-17 by spr@spridley.freeserve.co.uk
There was a detailed article by Serge about the Analog Shift Register in Synapse magazine around 1977/8. Cynthia is putting old issues of Synapse up on the Cyndustries website ( www.cyndustries.com ) , so maybe the article will appear soon. It is primarily a construction article
2004-02-16 by johnrichoux
I don't use the ASR too much, but did this the other day and came up with a nice echo effect: Tune 3 Oscs to the same pitch; Patch a clock to a Pulse Divider; Patch PDIV /2 to Sequencer clock. Patch PDIV /7 to ASR pulse in. Set up a simple 4 step melody on a Sequencer; Send Seq o
2004-02-16 by George Miller
--- zahir_manek zahir_manek@... > wrote: > Hello, > Does anyone have any practical applications for this > module? I've > never used mine, and I can't really think of a good > use for it. I'm > sure i'm missing something. > Thanks > > I'll ditto that question. After a couple of y
2004-02-16 by James R. Coplin
Well, you can always use it as a straight sample and hold... 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----- > From:
2004-02-16 by zahir_manek
Hello, Does anyone have any practical applications for this module? I've never used mine, and I can't really think of a good use for it. I'm sure i'm missing something. Thanks
2004-02-15 by john duval
in my sequencer dream panel, one thing i forgot to mention was... use a DTG with the left hand stage haveing a "cycle" switch and the other half haveing a "signal in" jack instead of the customary "bi-polar" out.I had one panel designed with this and a mod that hard wires the lef
2004-02-15 by James R. Coplin
I have to agree with John here. I have a TKB and the shop sequencer panel. While the TKB is cool, the sequencer panel is what I use most of the time. It ends up being much more flexible if for no other reason you have multiple sequencers on different clocks potentially. I also wo
2004-02-15 by Peter Grenader
My vote goes with the TBK. Much more versatile. Random directional control, touch sensitivity and both horizontal and vertical sequencing - sweet. - Pete hey, that rhymes! Carbon111 wrote: > Greetings Everyone, > > I've just updated my studio pictures: > http://www.carbon111.com/
2004-02-14 by john duval
here is my 2 cents worth: Seq 8 (two of them) SQP 4 VC Clock PDIV ....also consider Seq8 ASR ACPR VC Clock PDIV BLOG SQP4 ... i have this panel right now. ... i've driven myself quite mad working up different combinations for a sequencer panel. I have a TKB and two Doepfer trigge
2004-02-14 by Carbon111
Greetings Everyone, I've just updated my studio pictures: http://www.carbon111.com/rustyinsects.html My Serge is rather prominant as you may notice ^_^ I really only have room for two more panels though I'm certain John D. would say twenty or so...but then I would have to sell my
2004-02-11 by Carbon111
>Looks very nice. What's the keyboard controller you have there? Its a synthesizer.com QKB15S: http://www.synthesizers.com/qkb15s.html Solid walnut. MIDI in/out. Very basic CV outs - pitch, gate, velocity and trigger. The price was very reasonable though. Best Regards, James -- h
2004-02-11 by Joe Pavone
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3703782617 Excellent condition, Made in Oakland CA. Includes the following modules: DSG ( dual universal slope gen) DTG ( dual transient gen.) VCFQX ( variable Q filter) VCFQX ( variable Q filter) VCFS ( variable slope filter) X
2004-02-11 by r_a_quirk
Looks very nice. What's the keyboard controller you have there? cheers Richard --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , "Carbon111" wrote: > Hours of fun: > > http://carbon111.com/Serge1.jpg > > My system's really coming together at last! > > Thanks Rex Probe, Rich Gold (r.i.p.), Jo
2004-02-10 by Carbon111
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , john duval wrote: > LMAO!!!!! two more panels and your done my ass!!! > hahahah... Hmm... I can stop any time I want! I didn't really need that car anyway ;) Seriously though, I DO have other toys: My XT keeps me pretty busy: http://www.carbo
2004-02-10 by john duval
LMAO!!!!! two more panels and your done my ass!!! hahahah that's just what i said after the first five and then again after the first ten and again after the first seventeen. and i even had the balls to say it when the system stood at twenty two. Now i have three more on order an
2004-02-10 by Carbon111
Hours of fun: http://carbon111.com/Serge1.jpg My system's really coming together at last! Thanks Rex Probe, Rich Gold (r.i.p.), John Papiewski, Andr� Stordeur, James Potter and everybody on this forum for the "push" into the "pool" - the water's great! Two more panels and I'm don
2004-02-09 by John P
Tryin' to dig myself out from the avalanche of mail... thanks to all who responded. Now for some details... My intention is to get the New Serge Musician's CD out as soon as possible. I believe it's mastered and ready. ** I do not have it in my hands at this moment. ** I am worki
2004-02-08 by John P
Two "Serge Musician's CD's" will be released.... One, a CD copy of the original cassette tape done in the 80's. The second one, a recent release done in the past few years. Who knows, you or someone you know might be on it! What I'd like to know is, if you want one, please email
2004-02-07 by Blake Wilson
Friends: After 3 years and 224 members, I'm giving up as moderator of the Serge Modular Owners Group on Yahoo. I am also relinquishing control over the Serge Artists CD because I'm not able to get it done, and it needs to be done. Frankly, moderating SMOG is no big deal, but taki