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2004-05-26 by selfoscillate
hello, i think the range switch is for the input signal. best wishes ingo --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "drmabuce" wrote: > Dear prof. Richter > there is a switch on the front panel of my two GR-1202 mini waves > with the legend: "Range". Is this the Input or Output voltage
2004-05-25 by drmabuce
Dear prof. Richter there is a switch on the front panel of my two GR-1202 mini waves with the legend: "Range". Is this the Input or Output voltage range? and a follow-up is this switch connected to the PCB at the point labelled: S1? Thank you and congratulations on a highly entro
2004-05-11 by Gary Chang
Thanks, Scott! (Boy, does that show my age, or what?) That was my first film credit - 1984. The rig consisted of: Fairlight CMI (version IIa) Roland Jupiter 8 2 Roland MKS 80 Super Jupiters 2 Roland MKS 70 Super JXs Roland MKS 20 piano module Wave PPG 2.3 2 Yamaha DX7s (816s came
2004-05-11 by youdono2001
I caught the last half of 'The Breakfast Club' last night - again some excellent work from Mr. Chang! Cheers, Scott --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "andrew dalio" wrote: > It seems that lately there has been a conucopia of Steven Segal flicks all over > basic cable. Dad and I
2004-05-11 by Mike Marsh
Hi Grant (and All) - Will the Borg and/or Boogie filters be released in FracRack format? I'd *love* to get my hands on both of these! Also, wouldn't it be cool to have some of the 300 modules in FracRack format, too? They would be wide, but that's OK. Lastly, are there any more W
2004-05-10 by selfoscillate
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" wrote: > Better than nothing, I guess. > > http://www.wiard.com/1200/JAG/jag.html hello grant, how much power will the jag module consume? i want to know that for the joystick module too, as i'll power the modules from a blace
2004-05-07 by coyoteous
Isn't that where the most fun is, using things for other than what they were intended? I'm still trying to grok the JAG process, I think Grant called it a mapper, so why not a signal/waveform mapper now that we know the frequency response? My math is far behind me, but this thing
2004-05-07 by mrboningen
i hadn't even begun to THINK of the possibilties of processing audio (as opposed to just using it as a joystick/lfo cv only module) with the JAG, wow, can't wait till mine arrives! gregg --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "coyoteous" wrote: > Excellent, I'll be ordering one soon.
2004-05-06 by coyoteous
Excellent, I'll be ordering one soon. I'm interested in the wave- shaping possibilities, in addition to the more obvious CV processing funtionality. What do get with audio to one input and CV the another? I'll leave the video to someone else. Barry --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.c
2004-05-06 by grantrichter2001
> What is the upper frequency limit for the JAG? > The op-amps are TL074s. It should work to about 2 megahertz. IN other words you could process video with it (what that would get you I do not know). > Will it work at audio rates? No problem. > > Is it all analog? Discrete class
2004-05-05 by coyoteous
What is the upper frequency limit for the JAG? Will it work at audio rates? Is it all analog? Thanks, Barry --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" wrote: > Better than nothing, I guess. > > http://www.wiard.com/1200/JAG/jag.html
2004-05-05 by r
also... when r the rest of the NOISE RINGZ shipping? still waiting for mi9!
2004-05-05 by r
It's sad to see the 300 series go....but it looks like there will be an 'active' used market for the modules....its seems like quite a few systems are out.... FWIW....I just put a new 'front end' on my Wiard System....with the help of Dave Hill in Superior, WI.... It has been an
2004-05-05 by Chris Whitten
> Yes, That's mewho scored "Under Siege". A friend of mine just scored the latest Siegal movie. He's more of a soft synths guy unfortunately. Respect to you Gary. I ALWAYS use my modular gear on tv scores. Unfortunately I've co-written scores with a couple of friends and while I'
2004-05-05 by grantrichter2001
Better than nothing, I guess. http://www.wiard.com/1200/JAG/jag.html
2004-05-04 by grogg barrel
my dark star aint as loud as my noise ring only thing i have to compare chorus72000 wrote: Hi All, 7 here. Does anyone own both Wiard and Blacet stuff? I'm wondering how they compare? Sound? VCO's? Filters? Build quality...etc If anyone has the time I'd be thankfull for some info
2004-05-04 by Rob
So, no more 300 series? Not at reasonable prices, anyway? I was planning on ordering at least 2 very soon to complete my rack... Thanks, Rob Adams grantrichter2001 wrote: There is no overlap between the Wiard 1200 series and the Blacet modules. Blacet makes the "bread and butter"
2004-05-04 by chorus72000
Hi 7 Here. Thanks for the replys = )... Love a group that respondes! So here's the deal I have four 300 series ( Hi Grant its Joe ) I honestly love these things but I HATE having an incomplete set ( sound dumb but at least I addmit to it ) I've been trying to save for the last tw
2004-05-04 by Gary Chang
Andrew, Yes, That's mewho scored "Under Siege". gary --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "andrew dalio" wrote: > It seems that lately there has been a conucopia of Steven Segal flicks all over > basic cable. Dad and I were watching a few of them and I could have sworn > that I saw
2004-05-04 by andrew dalio
It seems that lately there has been a conucopia of Steven Segal flicks all over basic cable. Dad and I were watching a few of them and I could have sworn that I saw Gary Chang's name as the composer on "Under Siege" (unless it was one of the other myriad Segal flix). I know that
2004-05-04 by grantrichter2001
There is no overlap between the Wiard 1200 series and the Blacet modules. Blacet makes the "bread and butter" modules such as the VCO and Mini-Wave. Wiard makes the "exotic" modules such as the Noise Ring and JAG. The two sets of modules are completely compatable in mechanical fo
2004-05-04 by Michael A. Firman
I have a large collection of Blacet modules, 12 Wiard 300 series modules, and a collection of Wiard 1200 series modules. What exactly would you like to know? Build quality on both are excellent! The only Blacet module that seems a little flimsy is the multiple module and that is
2004-05-04 by waveform100
Thanks Gary, I also have my Wiard-System in a 5.1 Studio now. I will begin to produce in June... (no time now). BTW, I am very interested in hearing modular music in 5.1. Every hint where to get some is very much appreciated. My new album will be produced DTS/DVD-Audio. best wish
2004-05-04 by chorus72000
Hi All, 7 here. Does anyone own both Wiard and Blacet stuff? I'm wondering how they compare? Sound? VCO's? Filters? Build quality...etc If anyone has the time I'd be thankfull for some info = )... Thanks in advance... 7
2004-05-04 by grantrichter2001
I posted the official Wiard Corporate Anthem score in the "Photos" and "Files" sections. "The Way of the World" ca. 1900 by Ignaz Moscheles. Yes, Chopins piano teacher has the same first name as my DJ name. Co-incidence? I think not. Thoughtfully selected for a world which can tu
2004-05-02 by yeloocproducer
How often does this happen?!?!?!? An original Wiard system with Classic VCO, Sequantizer, Dual Envelator, Waveform City, The Filter, and Dual Mixolator. Very Pristine shape in blonde wood upright case with slanted modules. Also has the dual joystick contoller, and the filter upda
2004-05-02 by grantrichter2001
I put up a close up of the JAG faceplate on the Wiard site. The next 10 JAGs will be shipping this coming week. Will be working on some kind of manual also.
2004-05-01 by liquidcolor@earthlink.net
And at once ending the question "Can Wiard do Classical ?" On Apr 27, 2004, at 4:54 PM, grantrichter2001 wrote: > I uploaded some new MP3s. > > Wiard Corporate Anthem is Boogie filter on left hand and Borg > filter on Right hand.
2004-05-01 by supisuzoi
man, how strange... all the other files transfer fine. but i am more than consoled by the thought of soon (?) having my own 1200-series boogie and borgs!! woohoo!! and i throw my vote in for 4.5" format - it's always nice to have a little extra room to move! soggy --- In wiardgro
2004-04-30 by Michael A. Firman
I've had no problem and I'm using Safari on a 10.3 (Panther) system. I would (and have) encouraged Grant to produce both the Boogie and Borg in the 1200 series (FracRac) format. --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "supisuzoi" wrote: > is it just me? there seems to be something wro
2004-04-30 by grantrichter2001
Hi Soggy, I double checked it. The file is fine. Must be a problem with the d*gital technology. Yes, both Boogie and Borg designs will be in 1200 series format. I'm just trying to decide on 3" wide ot 4.5" wide format. --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "supisuzoi" wrote: > is it
2004-04-30 by supisuzoi
is it just me? there seems to be something wrong with the Corporate Anthem - Yahoo can't retrieve the file. I've tried using both Safari and IE. btw - are there boogie or borg incarnations coming for the new 1200 series? soggy --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001"
2004-04-27 by grantrichter2001
I uploaded some new MP3s. Wiard Corporate Anthem is Boogie filter on left hand and Borg filter on Right hand. Enjoy!
2004-04-23 by Gary Chang
More ancilliary information from a neurotic noise buff.... Because of this really cool multichannel-panning thing going on with my Wiard system as a result of the JAGs, I have been experimenting with using the system as a effects send from my Protools mixer for processing (2-in,
2004-04-21 by Gary Chang
http://www.dolby.com/digital/lcddpem.html http://www.5dot1.com/equipment/ac-3_and_dts_software_encoders.html These locations have links to many of the companies that make encoding software. (The one I use is the Kind Of Loud Technologies SmartCode Pro DTS-CD, which allows you to
2004-04-20 by Cynthia Webster
> ________________________________________________________________________ > ________________________________________________________________________ > > Message: 1 > Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2004 10:49:34 -0700 (PDT) > From: grogg barrel > Subject: Re: a remark about 5.1 monitoring > >
2004-04-20 by Gary Chang
I forgot to mention, the JVC XV-SA70 cost about $200.... Gary
2004-04-19 by grogg barrel
its a great idea for the multitrack cd in the future i wish all the cds in the world were this way infinite remixes , no more vocals ever... is there any device that can simply split a 5.1cd signal into multiple outs (not an all in one 6 channel amp) but something you could run t
2004-04-18 by Gary Chang
I ran this by Grant the other day - I want to send him some of the panning stuff that I have been doing with the JAG, but how do I send it to him? If he had a DTS decoder (mine is a $200 JVC DVD player that has 6 channel output), I could send him a DTS encoded CD, and he could ac
2004-04-17 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 4/17/2004 6:38:39 PM Eastern Daylight Time, gchang@calarts.edu writes: Ah, yet another 70's function yet reborn - except that it really works without dead spots! (If you have a 5.1 setup for cable TV, gary, well, i don`t have cable or satellite tv (in fact, bar
2004-04-16 by Gary Chang
Hello all, Finally, a surround sound synthesizer. One of my recently received 2 JAGs have found has found itself in regular duty as a multichannel panner (5 outputs are patched to five Borg filters that are set in vca mode). By enploying a Mixolator and a joystick for offset, I u
2004-04-07 by Doug Pearson
Thanks, Grant! The numbering is the same (1-4-2-5-3 in a lower semicircle) on both connectors, so that seems to be standard DIN numbering. And yes, the correct power connector wiring is 1 gnd, 3 +15v, 5 -15v (which makes heat shrink tubing essential on 3 & 5). Well marked on the
2004-04-05 by grantrichter2001
Follow the diagram on this page: http://www.elpac.com/uploads/documents/datasheets/wmpage3 4and35.htm +15V is V1 and -15V is V2 They don't specify front or rear view, you will have to determine that by inspection. Basically Ground is Pin 1, +15V is pin 3 and -15V is pin 5. But do
2004-04-05 by Doug Pearson
Hi All, I was just wiring up a +/-15v power supply for Wiard usage, and I'm stumped when it comes to the final step of wiring the DIN receptacle. When looking at it from the back (the side where the wires from the power supply attach, not the side that the DIN cable plugs into),
2004-04-04 by grantrichter2001
More interesting people influenced by the "Workshop for Potential Litterature" (OuLiPo) and it's "Ou-x-Po" spinoffs. In this case an actual proposed "Workshop for Potential Music" (OuMuPo) project with constraints. http://www.thirdeyefoundation.com/ A brief intro to OuLiPo http:/
2004-03-25 by Michael A. Firman
Hi, I just got through uploading a new MP3 and a photo of the patch that created it. The patch used two Noise Rings to control the X and Y inputs to a pair of JAGS. The outputs of the JAGS controlled two VCOs (pitch and timbre via wave shaping and filtering), a modulated delay li
2004-03-23 by S. Kuehnl
Hello all, Here's news and the answer I owe some people. Please take my apologies for not replying personally to everyone. Also sorry for the letdown. But there were more than five guys interested, so heed Matthew's call and you'll be worry free! :-) --- Matthew Ritenburg wrote:
2004-03-22 by kyle iman
hello sebastian, i was just wondering if you were still looking to sell your wiard mixolator, and if so, how much you are looking to sell it for. it is the only 300 series module that i don't have... thanks. kyle >From: "skuehnl" >Reply-To: wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com >To: wiardgr
2004-03-17 by r
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, grogg barrel wrote: > oh man a cable got wrapped around my foot > and my box of modules flew off the table and hit the ground YUS!!!! Did u record it? Post some MP3'z! x0x r
2004-03-17 by grogg barrel
oh man a cable got wrapped around my foot and my box of modules flew off the table and hit the ground but all is fine whew Rob wrote: Thanks for the info Grant. A helpful list member explained it to me offlist. The ring mod worked fine, I was just concerned that the toggle switch