Doepfer

i'd say 'yes' it does gets expensive fast, but we are not in the Buchla or Serge list...     :-)


 
Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist
[Doepfer_a100] group owner


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 From: Scott Rogers <scott@scottfromcanada.com>
To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2013 8:06 PM
Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] Sync LFO to Midi time code?
 


  

So you're saying, take a Gate and send it to the slew limiter and use the
output of that like an LFO? Sounds interesting! The only problem is, I
still need something to generate that constant gate in sync with my Sonar
project. 

Sounds like I need another midi module. Then I could take a cable from
the midi through port of the 190-1 (which I normally have listening on
channel 1) to a 190-2 and have the 190-2 listen on a channel 2, and send
just a repeating note on that channel. Then just use the trigger out of
that module and have it retrigger an lfo, or go to the slew limiter. Or
better yet, an ADSR.

Correct?

Still not ideal but could be good enough since I could actually create
the waveform I want (sort of) with an ADSR.

So.... along with all the other modules I want (and looking all this up I
just noticed Doepfer has a Bit Modifier, so there's another one...) I
need the 190-2 and preferably another a-140. 

Has anyone else noticed that this stuff gets really expensive FAST??? 

Thanks!
Scott



At 11:28 AM 9/26/2013, you wrote:

  
>
>Scott, 
>
> I realize this is not really "synced", but if you have
any midi to trigger converter and an LFO with Sync In, you can get a
similar effect.   It requires a but of fine tuning to get a
perfect cycle this way.  Another thing you might try is using a
trigger/gate pattern and a Slew Limiter of some type, as your trigger
pattern can certainly be synced (again, assuming you have some sort of
midi to trigger converter). With the top half of an A-170 Dual Slew you
can get something resembling a sine or parabolic. With the bottom half,
you can get ramp/saw shapes if your gate is long or short enough.  
>
>What do the rest of you think?  I'm at work so can't test it, but it
should work, in theory....  I've done patches like that before, but
I too have an MCV-24. 
>
>Nick
>
>Sent from the future
>
>On Sep 26, 2013, at 10:10 AM, Scott Rogers
<scott@scottfromcanada.com> wrote:
>
>
>  
>>
>>Hi
>>
>>I'm still new to modular (I just got a Doepfer Basis System 2 and a 
>>bunch of additional modules) although I've been playing synths since 
>>1978 so I have a lot of questions! The first one is:
>>
>>Is there a way (or a specific module) to sync modular LFOs to midi time
code?
>>
>>Thanks!
>>Scott
>>
>>www.scottfromcanada.com
>>