Doepfer

Dieter says:

"The A-192-2 is in the starting blocks (will be included with the 
next
production series) as well as the polyphonic interface A-190-5 
(probably
included in the last production series in 2012). The hardware of 
the A-190-5
module is ready and Christian is working on the firmware. Though 
it was
planned to use 12 bit DA converters we think about 8 bit converters 
to
reduce the price a bit. 12 bit converters do not have any advantage 
because
the module only converts 7 bit midi data into CV (no software LFOs 
or
software envelopes or software glide) and in this case 12 bit DACs 
are
wasted money because the last 5 bits are not used.

Best 
wishes
Dieter"


 
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Hello

i finally have my Dark Time Sequencer. After the Firmware Update i 
also can use the clock
out of the dark time to drive other sequence in my A-100. Everything 
works great, using dark
time as main clock or drive it via midi from a computer. very tight timing.

but one thing i am having to fight with is that the clock out and the 
clock of the sequences
in the dark time sharing the same clock divider ( the internal ).

one thing i miss is that i could have diverent dividers for the clock 
out and the internal clock
which drives the sequencer.

what i thinking is: i want the percussions run on the a-100 on a 
simple 16 step. but having
the sequencer play triplets. because clock out and clock in the dark 
time seems the same
there is no different when i set to triplets, everything just moves faster.

is it possible to integrate this in the dark time or should i just 
simply use then a second clock
source to run the A-100 ( like the midi module which offers also 
clock out, or env. follower clicked
by my DAW ).

best
felix