Hi Dave,
I PM'd you re. the g6 frame.

Thanks,
Brian


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I've had a Quantizer from new, and I've just had a 2nd hand one repaired by
Doepfer, themselves.  Why are they both completely out of whack?

   Neither tracks 1V/Oct (I played it in concert with my Midi keyboard) and the
Voltages jump at different times.  They are also out of tune with each other. 
This happens using a buffer or when driving a single VCO.  This renders them
unusable.

   Can I do anything to fix them?

Hi,

I have the same problem with mine, tracking between channels and against my
digital synths (sorry for the heresy!) is not good, and it is only a few months
old, does anyone have the calibration details?

Cheers
Tony

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>
> I've had a Quantizer from new, and I've just had a 2nd hand one repaired by
Doepfer, themselves.  Why are they both completely out of whack?
>
>   Neither tracks 1V/Oct (I played it in concert with my Midi keyboard) and the
Voltages jump at different times.  They are also out of tune with each other. 
This happens using a buffer or when driving a single VCO.  This renders them
unusable.
>
>   Can I do anything to fix them?
>

hello rich,

the behaviour you described (regarding the state of
the eor output) is normal. the eor output is high
until the envelope is started again and that makes
perfect sense to me, since it is a gate output and
not a trigger output. you can turn the gate into
a trigger by sending the eor output to a
trigger delay module (a162).

also i have tried the patches shown in the manual and
they worked as described (on both of my a143/2).
but on certain occasions, f.e. when the decay time
on one envelope is very long while the decay time on
the second envelope is very short (or vice versa),
it may happen that the envelopes are not triggered in
the order you'd expect, but i don't think that this is
a malfunction, it is just a technical idiosyncrasy.

it is best to try the patches in the manual with
the range switches all up (mid range frequencies),
short attack, sustain and release at zero and decay at
12 o'clock. before patching the end-of outputs the
envelopes should all be stopped to maintain the
correct order when the envelopes are fired.

i hope this helps.

best wishes

ingo




--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "richyho@..." <richyho@...> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I've also posted this on Muffwiggler's Forum, but as it's so Doepfer-specific
(and Dieter's probably/hopefully around here somewhere!) I'm posting here too...
>
> I've just got a Doepfer A-143-2 Quad ADSR and have a question about using the
EOA/EOD/EOR outputs.
>
> Imagine a simple setup utlising just the top two ADSR units. The 'EOR' (end of
release) output for the top unit is connected to the 'gate in' of the second
one. Until a gate is received by unit #1, its EOR output is high. On my unit
this high at the gate input of ADSR #2 means that the output of unit #2 remains
high (the output LED remains lit) until unit #1 starts to generate its envelope.
In other words, if unit 2 is controlling a vca, the vca is outputting whatever
sound is at it's input even when I would expect it to be silent.
>
> The 'problem' as I see it is when the first ADSR unit hasn't yet been
triggered. At this point, its EOR is high so ADSR#2 is constantly outputting
high. I would've expected EOR to be low until EOR is reached, at which point it
goes high and triggers ADSR #2's envelope.
>
> Is this expected behaviour? The manual (page 2) would seem to suggest that
this is correct as far as the high/low states of the EOR is concerned, but then
later example on page 6 shows a cyclically triggered generator that does not
works as expected when I patch it up due to the EODs remaining high.
>
> It's probably me, not the module but as the first one of these modules was DOA
and this one's not doing what I expect I just need to make sure.
>
> Thanks
>
> Rich
>

> I've had a Quantizer from new, and I've just had a 2nd hand one
> repaired by Doepfer, themselves.  Why are they both completely
> out of whack?
>
>   Neither tracks 1V/Oct (I played it in concert with my Midi
> keyboard) and the Voltages jump at different times.  They are
> also out of tune with each other.  This happens using a buffer or
> when driving a single VCO.  This renders them unusable.
>
>   Can I do anything to fix them?

You find the adjustment procedure on our website:

www.doepfer.de/service/a156_adjustment.pdf (English)
www.doepfer.de/service/a156_abgleich.pdf (German)

I'd recommend to measure the output voltages of the A-156 CV outputs before
you start to adjust the module. Maybe it's not the A-156 which causes the
problems. Select Major or Minor/Quint/- (not +6 or +7) at the A-156. Then
increase the CV input voltage starting from zero (e.g. from an A-176 or a
stopped A-155). The output should read 0.00V/0.58V/1.00V/1.58V/2.00V/2.58V
and so on. If there is an zero offset (e.g. 0.02V output with 0V input you
have to add this offset to each value (e.g. 0.02/0.60/1.02/1.60/2.02 and so
on).


Best wishes
Dieter Doepfer

Ive just cut some panels for somones Doepfer system, that, i think, are a very
good idea.

Im posting here with the customers permission - the design is his, i just
engraved them for him.

http://www.thebeast.co.uk/cnc/moogerfooger_interface.jpg

They are a set of small 4hp panels to connect to a loom that then runs to his
moogerfooger devices, bringing the connections to the front panel for easy
patching.

Years ago, i did somthing similar for my kenton pro-2000, but his are a lot
neater.

Anyway, its a very simple idea, but, i think, quite a nice one.  The only
downside is that, on a standard doepfer case, there's obviously going to be
issue with the cables comming out the back.  I havent asked the customer what
cases he is working with.

Julian
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Hi everyone.
We're looking to expand our mostly Doepfer Eurorack system with more Doepfer,
Eurorack and possibly even modulars from other manufacturers (new or vintage,
working or non-working).
We'd consider buying or possibly trading and have tons of cool stuff for trade.
We're most interested in decent sized systems but will consider any offers.
If you've got anything available please email me directly at minime123 at onebox
dot com.
Please don't just click reply or it will post to the list and/or go to my
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Hi all,

I have a few modules sitting in a box which it's time to shift, I'd
prefer to keep the sale within the UK for simplicity:

A-121 Multimode filter £100
A-131 Exponential VCA (early model) £40
A-171 VC Slew Limiter £40
A-180 Multiples £20

+ postage costs and fees if relevant (i. e. Paypal)

I also have a Yamaha FS1R waiting to be listed if anyone is interested.


Martin

Hi Julian,
These are very nice. I run my foogers into two patchbays, but this is a much
more intelligible solution. I have to keep a cheat sheet handy or memorize over
70 patch points! Nice work.

Brian

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "julianfincham" <julian@...> wrote:
>
> Ive just cut some panels for somones Doepfer system, that, i think, are a very
good idea.
>
> Im posting here with the customers permission - the design is his, i just
engraved them for him.
>
> http://www.thebeast.co.uk/cnc/moogerfooger_interface.jpg
>
> They are a set of small 4hp panels to connect to a loom that then runs to his
moogerfooger devices, bringing the connections to the front panel for easy
patching.
>
> Years ago, i did somthing similar for my kenton pro-2000, but his are a lot
neater.
>
> Anyway, its a very simple idea, but, i think, quite a nice one.  The only
downside is that, on a standard doepfer case, there's obviously going to be
issue with the cables comming out the back.  I havent asked the customer what
cases he is working with.
>
> Julian
> http://www.thebeast.co.uk/cnc/
>
>
> ps. appologies to those also subscribing to the analogue heaven list...
>

lol touting for stuff to wipe with your magic cloth and then sell on for 3 times
the price?

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> Date: Monday, August 3, 2009, 4:52 PM
>
> Hi everyone.
> We're looking to expand our mostly Doepfer Eurorack system
> with more Doepfer, Eurorack and possibly even modulars from
> other manufacturers (new or vintage, working or
> non-working).
> We'd consider buying or possibly trading and have tons of
> cool stuff for trade.
> We're most interested in decent sized systems but will
> consider any offers.
> If you've got anything available please email me directly
> at minime123 at onebox dot com.
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That was totally uncalled for, of low value to the community & done without
warrant and only to prove what a clever chappie you are.
And by the way, it¹s the gloves that are magic at 123Synthland. Which just
goes to show that you REALLY don¹t know what you are talking about.


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hello list,

are those of you who have bought an a137/2 wave multiplier 2
interested in an output expander module?
this expander was suggested on the doepfer a137/2 page.

http://www.doepfer.de/a1372.htm

it would offer a triangle and a square output for each
of the four stages, which makes a total of 8 jacks on
a module with 4 te width, much like an a180.
as no electronic parts are involved it will not be a
costy expansion.

i just want to bring this expander into the minds of the
a137/2 users again. dieter told me that there is very little
interest in that expander so far, so maybe many of you might
have simply forgotten about it.
i would buy one for sure, but there are certainly more
buyers needed to make dieter produce this expander.
anyone else interested too?

best wishes

ingo

thanks kent :)  i thought shrewsbury maries comment was funny as it shows this
persons ignorance.  we're not looking for eurorack stuff for resale, we're
buying to expand our current studio system.  in fact, we havent sold a single
eurorack module to date.
we may sell off spare modules eventually, but thats not our goal.
btw, if anyone here emailed me, im a bit behind in correspondence and will reply
asap
thanks
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Kent Iverson [betakent@...] wrote:

That was totally uncalled for, of low value to the community & done without
warrant and only to prove what a clever chappie you are.
And by the way, it¹s the gloves that are magic at 123Synthland. Which just
goes to show that you REALLY don¹t know what you are talking about.


Shrewsbury Marie [propane23@...] wrote:

lol touting for stuff to wipe with your magic cloth and then sell on for 3 times
the price?

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I don't know anything about your business but i think having Vintage
Synth dealer as your sig is asking for trouble if your gonna make posts
like that!

R

mm123 ah wrote:
>
>
>
> thanks kent :) i thought shrewsbury maries comment was funny as it shows
> this persons ignorance. we're not looking for eurorack stuff for resale,
> we're buying to expand our current studio system. in fact, we havent
> sold a single eurorack module to date.
> we may sell off spare modules eventually, but thats not our goal.
> btw, if anyone here emailed me, im a bit behind in correspondence and
> will reply asap
> thanks
> mini
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> And by the way, it¹s the gloves that are magic at 123Synthland. Which just
> goes to show that you REALLY don¹t know what you are talking about.
>
> Shrewsbury Marie [propane23@... <mailto:propane23%40yahoo.com>] wrote:
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--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Richard Scott <richard_scott@...> wrote:
>
> I don't know anything about your business but i think having Vintage
> Synth dealer as your sig is asking for trouble if your gonna make posts
> like that!
>

Yes and no.

Sure the sig is an ad for a business that some folks may not like but it's no
different then posting with a sig that advertises one's own music which some
folks may not like.

Personally, I think that sigs are a tired thing and this subject is OT

i am.      :-)



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--- On Wed, 8/5/09, selfoscillate <synaptic_music@...> wrote:

From: selfoscillate <synaptic_music@...>
Subject: [Doepfer_a100] a137/2 output expander ??
To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009, 2:58 PM






 







hello list,



are those of you who have bought an a137/2 wave multiplier 2

interested in an output expander module?

this expander was suggested on the doepfer a137/2 page.



http://www.doepfer. de/a1372. htm



it would offer a triangle and a square output for each

of the four stages, which makes a total of 8 jacks on

a module with 4 te width, much like an a180.

as no electronic parts are involved it will not be a

costy expansion.



i just want to bring this expander into the minds of the

a137/2 users again. dieter told me that there is very little

interest in that expander so far, so maybe many of you might

have simply forgotten about it.

i would buy one for sure, but there are certainly more

buyers needed to make dieter produce this expander.

anyone else interested too?



best wishes



ingo































[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Following on from last weeks post about moogerfooger interfaces for the doepfer
system, ive eventually gotten arround to making an adapter to mount my (only)
frac module into my eurorack case.


Nothing ground breaking, but a proper adapter plate makes for a neat job, and
much better end result than any other solution ive found.

Anyway, there's some details up here -

http://www.thebeast.co.uk/frac_adapter/

Along with an offer to make more, if anyone else wants one?

Thanks, Julian

It¹s a situation of ³Damned if you do & Damned if you don¹t². You just know
that someone would be upset if he did NOT mention that he was a professional
and that person would infer that there was something shady going on in the
negligence of doing so. You can never please all the people all of the time
This happens all of the time on forums. I work for several audio companies.
I don¹t put it in a signature file, but I cover my ass by putting that
information in my Œprofile¹ with one exception on one forum because I only
go there to let off steam.

Jeez, kids. It¹s just one guy in the super-tiny-miniscule world of modular
synths that is a sub-division of the marginally larger world of synths.
What¹s the big Œto-do¹? We are a community of Œconfreres¹. Let¹s act like it
& give people the benefit of the doubt. What¹s the worst that could happen?


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Nice work (again) Julian.

In fact I've been admiring the 606 monster that you delivered to
Babaluma over at Muff Wigglers, sublime.

David

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On Behalf Of julianfincham
Sent: 06 August 2009 14:13
To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Adapter to mount Frac modules into a Doepfer
case.




Following on from last weeks post about moogerfooger interfaces for the
doepfer system, ive eventually gotten arround to making an adapter to
mount my (only) frac module into my eurorack case.

Nothing ground breaking, but a proper adapter plate makes for a neat
job, and much better end result than any other solution ive found.

Anyway, there's some details up here -

http://www.thebeast.co.uk/frac_adapter/
<http://www.thebeast.co.uk/frac_adapter/>

Along with an offer to make more, if anyone else wants one?

Thanks, Julian






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I won't take that too seriously, coming from a guy wearing the sort of gloves
doctors use when they have to stick their hand up your ass.





--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, mm123 ah <mm123ah@...> wrote:
>
>
> thanks kent :)  i thought shrewsbury maries comment was funny as it shows this
persons ignorance.  we're not looking for eurorack stuff for resale, we're
buying to expand our current studio system.  in fact, we havent sold a single
eurorack module to date.
> we may sell off spare modules eventually, but thats not our goal.
> btw, if anyone here emailed me, im a bit behind in correspondence and will
reply asap
> thanks
> mini
>
> - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
> VINTAGE SYNTH DEALER
>
> -We Buy, Sell & Trade Analog Synths
>
> -Huge Selection, Years of Experience, Reliable Service
>
> -Visit us at http://www.123synthland.com (redirects)
> - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
>
> Kent Iverson [betakent@...] wrote:
>
> That was totally uncalled for, of low value to the community & done without
> warrant and only to prove what a clever chappie you are.
> And by the way, it¹s the gloves that are magic at 123Synthland. Which just
> goes to show that you REALLY don¹t know what you are talking about.
>
>
> Shrewsbury Marie [propane23@...] wrote:
>
> lol touting for stuff to wipe with your magic cloth and then sell on for 3
times the price?
>
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> Nice work (again) Julian.
>
> In fact I've been admiring the 606 monster that you delivered to
> Babaluma over at Muff Wigglers, sublime.
>
> David

Thank you, David.

Thats one forum im not actually on, but Gregg (babaluma) sent me the link when
he first posted pictures.

I should really make another of those 606s.  The other one of the pair that
Gregg has sold for a lot of money on ebay, but they take a long time to do, and
ive got a real adversion to ebay at the moment.

If i were to do another, i wouldnt use printed overlays, but engrave the whole
panel.  I dont find the printed overlay accurate enough for my likings - there
always seems to be a tiny bit of shrinkage, and ive tried to compensate, but its
not ideal.  At least with the engraving, i know whats going on all the time,
and, as i built the cnc machine, if there ever is an issue, i know what to do
about it.

Im not sure as itlld look better or not though.  Its not apparent from the
outside, but the boards in that rack 606 are held in place inside by bolts that
go through the front panel.  These are countersunk, and then filled and smoothed
over the top, before the overlay is put on (so theyre invisable from the
outside).  With an engraved finish stuff like this wouldnt be possible, and
there is not enough thickness of panel to simply have blind tapped holes.  So
the bolts would have to be visable on the outside.

A4 stainless stays shiny all the time (its the same as i use on the x0xb0x
units) and the allen cap bolts look quite nice, in an industrial sort of way,
but, even so, im not sure....

At present im working on a rack mount edp wasp for a customer who doesnt even
have a case for his machine.  Itll be a 2u midi only device (no keyboard) with
engraved front.

Ive been testing out my wasp artwork recently (lifted from the original,
retouched, and converted to vectors for the engraving machine)  See -

http://www.thebeast.co.uk/wasp_sample.jpg

Julian

Julian,

Maybe you could get someone to weld brackets or studs to the back of the
front panel? Aluminium welding is very good these days.

That Wasp logo is sweet. I didn't realise you could do such delicate
work with the CNC machine - it's got me thinking about my panels ;o)

David

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From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of julianfincham
Sent: 06 August 2009 15:54
To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Re: Adapter to mount Frac modules into a Doepfer
case.




> Nice work (again) Julian.
>
> In fact I've been admiring the 606 monster that you delivered to
> Babaluma over at Muff Wigglers, sublime.
>
> David

Thank you, David.

Thats one forum im not actually on, but Gregg (babaluma) sent me the
link when he first posted pictures.

I should really make another of those 606s. The other one of the pair
that Gregg has sold for a lot of money on ebay, but they take a long
time to do, and ive got a real adversion to ebay at the moment.

If i were to do another, i wouldnt use printed overlays, but engrave the
whole panel. I dont find the printed overlay accurate enough for my
likings - there always seems to be a tiny bit of shrinkage, and ive
tried to compensate, but its not ideal. At least with the engraving, i
know whats going on all the time, and, as i built the cnc machine, if
there ever is an issue, i know what to do about it.

Im not sure as itlld look better or not though. Its not apparent from
the outside, but the boards in that rack 606 are held in place inside by
bolts that go through the front panel. These are countersunk, and then
filled and smoothed over the top, before the overlay is put on (so
theyre invisable from the outside). With an engraved finish stuff like
this wouldnt be possible, and there is not enough thickness of panel to
simply have blind tapped holes. So the bolts would have to be visable on
the outside.

A4 stainless stays shiny all the time (its the same as i use on the
x0xb0x units) and the allen cap bolts look quite nice, in an industrial
sort of way, but, even so, im not sure....

At present im working on a rack mount edp wasp for a customer who doesnt
even have a case for his machine. Itll be a 2u midi only device (no
keyboard) with engraved front.

Ive been testing out my wasp artwork recently (lifted from the original,
retouched, and converted to vectors for the engraving machine) See -

http://www.thebeast.co.uk/wasp_sample.jpg
<http://www.thebeast.co.uk/wasp_sample.jpg>

Julian






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--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "selfoscillate" <synaptic_music@...> wrote:
>
>(snip)
> anyone else interested too?
>
> best wishes
>
> ingo
>

yes, please.

hi, i have a paia 4700 system that i want to sell or trade for more modular or
...something else that i like. here are pictures of it. feel free to make any
kind of offer. thanks!





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My first modular synth video, there seems to be very little around showing off
the A-188, so here goes:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJRH4Qobwq8

hello list,

i made a stupid mistake and said that the expander would
offer a triangle and square wave per stage, which is wrong.
it is not a triangle but a sawtooth wave.
sorry for the confusion.

best wishes

ingo



--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "selfoscillate" <synaptic_music@...> wrote:
>
>
> hello list,
>
> are those of you who have bought an a137/2 wave multiplier 2
> interested in an output expander module?
> this expander was suggested on the doepfer a137/2 page.
>
> http://www.doepfer.de/a1372.htm
>
> it would offer a triangle and a square output for each
> of the four stages, which makes a total of 8 jacks on
> a module with 4 te width, much like an a180.
> as no electronic parts are involved it will not be a
> costy expansion.
>
> i just want to bring this expander into the minds of the
> a137/2 users again. dieter told me that there is very little
> interest in that expander so far, so maybe many of you might
> have simply forgotten about it.
> i would buy one for sure, but there are certainly more
> buyers needed to make dieter produce this expander.
> anyone else interested too?
>
> best wishes
>
> ingo
>

hi i was wondering if anyone could offer me some insight as to why my a190 is
not receiving midi info from my korgpoly800. its the first model so the midi is
more primitive, but from what the manuals say, it should still be sending clock
info, which is all i need my a100 to interface with. ive tried everything i can
think of, just wondering if anyone has run into this kind of situation with
vintage gear. thanks for any help
~dennis





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Hi Dennis

> hi i was wondering if anyone could offer me some insight as to why my a190 is
not receiving midi info from my korgpoly800. its the first model so the midi is
more primitive, but from what the manuals say, it should still be sending clock
info, which is all i need my a100 to interface with. ive tried everything i can
think of, just wondering if anyone has run into this kind of situation with
vintage gear. thanks for any help
I think, the poly800 does NOT send MIDI clock; so the A190 has no chance
to receive it...

Florian

> hi i was wondering if anyone could offer me some insight as to why
> my a190 is not receiving midi info from my korgpoly800. its the
> first model so the midi is more primitive, but from what the
> manuals say, it should still be sending clock info, which is all i
> need my a100 to interface with. ive tried everything i can think
> of, just wondering if anyone has run into this kind of situation
> with vintage gear. thanks for any help
> ~dennis


So it doesn't send note info either? You say clock is  all you need
but I'd think note info would be a good diagnosis. If your note info
doesn't come through then you have something physically wrong in your
hardware setup beyond the Korg not outputting a clock.   If it's just
the clock then maybe it an issue with the oldness and incomplete MIDI.

Perhaps you have something else or have a friend with something else
with a MIDI clock that you could verify you have your module set up
for doing whatever it is with the clock you are trying to do.

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