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Does anyone have a Frequency Shifter in their rig
right now?

I would love to have one, but the prospect of
getting
one from Tony any time in the near future isn't
looking good.

What other companies are currently making Frequency
Shifters?  Has Paul ever talked about doing one?

Present
JH FS-1
D*epfer A-126
Anal*gue Systems RS240
Serge FRS

Past
360 Systems
Bode 6552 (?3500)
  http://home.swipnet.se/cfmd/synths/companies/moog
?Bode 735
Buchla 185
Buchla 285
Electronotes
EMS Phase Frequency Shifter

Cheers!
Shemp

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:> What other companies are currently making Frequency
:> Shifters?  Has Paul ever talked about doing one?

Modcan is releasing one soon. Audio demo files already on their website...
http://www.modcan.com

Analogue systems has one shipping now...
http://www.analoguesystems.com/

Doepfer has the A-126 Voltage Controlled Frequency Shifter...
http://www.doepfer.de/home_e.htm


I'd wait on the Modcan, but that's just me....

> I'd wait on the Modcan, but that's just me....

Sadly, after my last communication with Bruce D., it looks like this is 
temporarily on hold as well.   It might not happen...even though I would like 
like to get my hands on one as well.

Ben

Have you checked into the Frequency Shifter by Larry Hendry?
~Terry

that's a VOLTAGE shifter.  big difference.  someone more 
qualified should explain it, though...
doc


--- In motm@y..., "xiphiguy" <tahrens@s...> wrote:
> Have you checked into the Frequency Shifter by Larry Hendry?
> ~Terry

>>What other companies are currently making Frequency Shifters?<<

If you're willing to go with a software or effects box solution, the Alesis
Ineko has one in it. And I believe Creamwares software based modular also
does.

-Elhardt

>>> What other companies are currently making Frequency Shifters?<<
> 
> If you're willing to go with a software or effects box solution, the Alesis
> Ineko has one in it. And I believe Creamwares software based modular also
> does.

Also Pluggo by Cycling '74 and at least some of the Eventide processors.

--Adam

Detailed explanation = 
voltage shifter = simple
frequency shifter =  incredibly difficult

From someone highly qualified.........  to be a Stooge.
Larry

----- Original Message ----- 
From: drg3orge <doc@...>
that's a VOLTAGE shifter.  big difference.  someone more 
qualified should explain it, though...
doc


--- In motm@y..., "xiphiguy" <tahrens@s...> wrote:
> Have you checked into the Frequency Shifter by Larry Hendry?
> ~Terry

Ah, the past.  About 23 years or so ago I had the pleasure of being a guest
at the home of Harald Bode, in Buffalo, NY.  At the time I worked with his
son, Peer Bode, at the Experimental TV Center in Binghamton, NY.  Peer and I
were in Buffalo for some reason (maybe to visit Woody and Steina Vasulka,
the video artists) and we paid a visit to Peer's father.  As you probably
know, the elder Bode invented a lot of amazing audio equipment, including
the vocoder and the frequency shifters mentioned in the link below.  I got
to play around in Mr. Bode's home studio and in particular with a frequency
shifter.  I remember hooking up a primitive rhythm box to it and shifting
the heck out of the bongos.  I still have a cassette tape of that session
lying around somewhere.

-Richard Brewster

----- Original Message -----

From: "Tentochi" <tentochi2003@...>
To: <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 1:12 PM
Subject: [motm] Death of the Frequency Shifter?


> Does anyone have a Frequency Shifter in their rig
> right now?
>
> I would love to have one, but the prospect of
> getting
> one from Tony any time in the near future isn't
> looking good.
>
> What other companies are currently making Frequency
> Shifters?  Has Paul ever talked about doing one?
>
> Present
> JH FS-1
> D*epfer A-126
> Anal*gue Systems RS240
> Serge FRS
>
> Past
> 360 Systems
> Bode 6552 (?3500)
>   http://home.swipnet.se/cfmd/synths/companies/moog
> ?Bode 735
> Buchla 185
> Buchla 285
> Electronotes
> EMS Phase Frequency Shifter
>
> Cheers!
> Shemp
>

I don't think I will be able to make it to any of
these unfortunately.  --Shemp

Kraftwerk plays live again.... 
8 concerts scheduled...
  
Kraftwerk will play at Japan, New Zealand and
Australia in 2002 and 2003:

JAPAN:

December 13, 2002 - "Electraglide 2002" - Makuhari
Messe, Tokyo
December 15, 2002 - Zepp Osaka, Osaka

NEW ZEALAND:

January 17, 2003 Ericcson Stadium, Auckland 
AUSTRALIA:
January 19, 2003: Parklands, Gold Coast
January 25, 2003: Olympic Park Showgrounds, Sydney
January 27, 2003: Royal Melbourne Showgrounds,
Melbourne
January 31, 2003: RA&HS Showgrounds, Adelaide
February 02, 2003: Claremont Showgrounds, Perth

More info available at the Kraftwerk website:

     http://www.kraftwerk.com


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It's not dead, it just really late. But so is the other major project in
my life right now... :(

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tentochi [mailto:tentochi2003@...] 
> Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 10:13 AM
> To: motm@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [motm] Death of the Frequency Shifter?
> 
> 
> Does anyone have a Frequency Shifter in their rig
> right now?
> 
> I would love to have one, but the prospect of
> getting
> one from Tony any time in the near future isn't
> looking good.
> 
> What other companies are currently making Frequency
> Shifters?  Has Paul ever talked about doing one?
> 
> Present
> JH FS-1
> D*epfer A-126
> Anal*gue Systems RS240
> Serge FRS
> 
> Past
> 360 Systems
> Bode 6552 (?3500)
>   http://home.swipnet.se/cfmd/synths/companies/moog
> ?Bode 735
> Buchla 185
> Buchla 285
> Electronotes
> EMS Phase Frequency Shifter
> 
> Cheers!
> Shemp
> 
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