Modular XY-Joystick & J-math modules ladik J-010 & J-011 in Eurorack (Doepfer A100) format

Published on Jun 19, 2013 RuprechtM·50 videos

"Industrial-grade Joystick ladik J-010 and math module J-011 for Eurorack (Doepfer A-100)."

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Doepfer V6 - six silver synthesizers (Doepfer A-111-5, Dark Energy)

Published on Jun 5, 2013

"First test of the new DIY case with six Doepfer A-111-5 synthesizer voices.
Two sequensers: Doepfer A-155, Modcan Touch-Sequencer
Two extra filters: A-108, A-106-5.
Controllers: Doepfer A-174-2 Wheels, Intellijel Planar joystick, A-198 Ribbon control
FX: Tiptop Z-DSP with Dragon Fly
Extra LFO: Doepfer A-143-4 Quad LFO (controlable)
Mixers: 3x Doepfer A-138b
Multiples: 2* 4x4 DIY multiples

More info: http://www.creativegallery.nl/index.p..."

Using an A-174-1 Joystick for WobWob

Published on Mar 31, 2013 NetPierreTV·43 videos

"Short PatchPierre Tutorial
more info soon at http://patchpierre.blogspot.com
2-note sequence on the MAQ16/3 plays a VCO.
X-output controls the volume of a VCA
Y-output controls the A-121 filter

Equipment used: Doepfer A-100 system,A-174-1 Joystick and A-121 LowPass filter plus Machinedrum
No edits or effects..."

ACIDLAB - M303 (with Autobot & Miami) - Eurorack

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Published on Dec 31, 2012 xtront·29 videos

"This Demo was made to show you all (?) possibilities of ACIDLAB synth voice "M303".
-have fun and keep on beeping! :D

If you wonder why "VCF-Mod" produce results when no cable is pluged in, it's a genius combination of the VCO and the envelope behind it. ;)
-M303 is working on Autobot's Systembus, even ACCENT will be transmitted. The module is working with Doefer's systembus, too.

Used Stuff: Acidlab M303, Autobot & Miami. External control by Doepfer A-119 (to feed MIAMI into M303's Filter Input), A-143-3 Quad LFO (for Modulation), Blue Lantern 6HP Joystick (another mod-source) & Intellijel Triatt (to invert CVs). System is powered by Acidlab's POW and housed in a Acidlab 6U Rack."

Eurorack Sequencers Side by Side

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"6 eurorack modular synthesizer modules. They are all like new shape, perfect condition and fully functional. A great price for the bundle. I can also sell separately, just send me a message if you are interested (on eBay). Prices listed are about 25% off the new list prices, (not counting the additional shipping or taxes you might have on top), but I will sell everything for the BIN price. Great way to add to your system at a nice price. See pictures below for more details.

Doepfer A-154 - Sequencer controller
http://www.doepfer.de/a154.htm
$200

Doepfer A-155 - analog trigger sequencer
http://www.doepfer.de/a155.htm
$300

Analogue Systems
RS280 - audio / trigger clock divider
RS200 - sequencer
RS150 - 4-channel sequencer switch

$1300 for these three

RS220 - joystick
$200"

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Plan B Model 32 Vector Plotter Eurorack Module

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"Plan B Model 32 Vector Plotter Joystick, CV Processor, Manual Gate, Kinetic Gate, CV/Audio Mixer... The module is used and in very nice condition minus the manual gate button shaft is broken but it does work fine and its all there. My system is tilted back so it never falls out and triggers just fine, could be easily replaced it the purchaser so desires. Theres also a wee little bit of rash under the screws and it works just fine! Comes with a Doepfer style power connector and YES it does have the joystick tip, I removed it since plugs interfere with the placement of the stick to open up some room.

This is an AS-IS sale due to the nature of exposed circuitry and I trust whoever will purchases this module will not plug it in backwards!..."

See the seller's other items for more.

EMS SYNTHI Vids by NoiseSwarm

Searching for the Sweet Spot

YouTube Published on May 14, 2012 by NoiseSwarm

"EMS Synthi A gets sequenced @1 volt per octave from the Doepfer MAQ 16/3 without the use of any special interface or cable, (the hi level inputs, on the synthi, alter the pitch spread enough to compensate for the uneven voltage ratio)"

3 Legged FLY by Stomachlining

Published on May 7, 2012 by NoiseSwarm

"Doepfer MAQ 16/3 sequencer sends control voltage to the EMS AKS while the KS keyboard sequence compounds those voltages as the synthi's joystick alters the frequencies further"

FILL'r Up by Stomachlining

Published on Apr 15, 2012 by NoiseSwarm

"EMS Synthi AKS gets controled voltage from the DOEPFER MAQ 16/3 sequencer at the same time the DOPE MAQ sends midi out to the Kurzweil K2500RS for drums & bass....but the synthi's joy stick has the last word"

6U BLUE LANTERN MODULAR SYSTEM

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That's one colorful system. It does not appear to include the controversial ZTVCO.

via the listing: "The case was Pro made by a Plastics Manufacturer. I installed (2) Pairs of Black Tip Top Z rails myself. I designed the Linear Power Supply myself. It is more then enough power for a 6U system. The beefy heat sinks don't get hot at all. There is a 2.1mm Jack where you can plug in a 5v Slim wall adapter if you needed to supply the 5v rail on the Doepfer Power scheme. The modules that I design don't use the 5v rail so I don't include the 5V wall adapter. You can buy one on ebay for about $10.00 (Center tip Positive). You only need the 5v Wall adapter if you ever buy Modules that require use of the 5v Rail.

SO THIS AUCTION IS FOR THE COMPLETED 100% WORKING MODULAR SYNTH AND THE DETACHABLE POWER CORD.

The buss boards follow the Euro Format standard and are compatible with all the Euro Manufactures out there.

SPECS OF THE LINEAR POWER SUPPLY
*TRANSFORMER-3AMPS WITH FUSE (110v AC USA)
*AC TO DC LINEAR CONVERTER HAS (1) 3A PTC RESETTABLE FUSES. THE POWER SUPPLY ITSELF IS RATED AT 1200mA FOR EACH RAIL (+/-)

SPECS OF THE CASE:
FLORESCENT GREEN AND CLEAR 1/4" THICK ACRYLIC CASE PRO GLUED TOGETHER TO MAKE IT ONE PIECE.
IT HAS RUBBER FEET ON THE BOTTOM.
The case outer dimensions are 18" x 12" x 6"

THERE IS 6HP REMAINING ON THE TOP ROW
THERE IS 43HP REMAINING ON THE BOTTOM ROW.

EVERYTHING IS NEW AND WAS BUILT THIS WEEK OF APRIL. I BUILT EACH MODULE MYSELF.
THIS JUST ABOUT CONTAINS ALL THE CURRENT MODULES I SELL.

LIST OF BLUE LANTERN MODULES
*(2) RED VCO'S
*(1) THE BASICS MODULE (MIXER VCA, ADSR, ADSR, DUO LFO, MIDI CV, ATTENUATOR) THE LAST ONE!
*(1) LM4250 VCF
*(1) DIODE VCF
*(1) SPACEMOTH VCF
*(1) PRO FM JOYSTICK
*(1) DUO NJM VCA
*(1) 6 CH MIXER
*(1) NOISE GENERATOR, WAVEFOLDER, GATE TO TRIG CONVERTER
*(1) 3 CH ATTENUATOR

THE MODULES RETAIL WOULD COST YOU $1540.00 IF BOUGHT INDIVIDUALLY.
THE CASE COSTED ME OVER $300.00 TO MAKE. SO THE MODULAR WOULD COST AROUND $1800.00 IF YOU TRIED TO MAKE ONE YOURSELF."

MODULAR 12HP PRO FM JOYSTICK

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"12HP WIDTH EURO DOEPFER COMPATIBLE FORMAT. POWER SCEME: -12V GND GND GND +12V

*INTERNAL VOLTAGE OF ABOUT 7VOLTS SO THAT YOU CAN USE THIS TO VOLTAGE CONTROL YOUR OTHER MODULES. MIDDLE IS ZERO, SWINGING CREATES +/- VOLTAGE.

*WHEN YOU PLUG IN A MODULATION SOURCE LIKE A VCO OR LFO, THE INTERNAL VOLTAGE IS SWITCH OFF AND NOW YOU HAVE A BI-POLAR FM JOYSTICK. SWINGING THE JOYSTICK CREATES +/- FM MODULATION.

SO THERE ARE (2) AXIS OF X & Y.

THE RIBBON CABLE AND SCREWS ARE INCLUDED."

The A.C.E. Controller from Synth-Project

via SynthProject.de

"The A.C.E. Controller has 2 Doepfer Midi Interfaces inside. A 3 octave keyboard with velocity and Channel Aftertouch.

About 90 knobs, 8 Sliders, 6 switches and Joystick to control the most important parameters of the Instrument.

For the moment, the patch sockets, have no function, because there is no midi learn function for these sockets. I placed them for the final look and maybe for later use.

I hope Mr.Heckmann find a way for the midi learn function of the patch sockets.

The black knobs are for the parameters of the main screen. The gray buttons at the buttom of the Front Panel are for the Tweak Page."

Roland 100m 184 Keyboard

via this auction
"This is the largest and most specified of the 100M keyboards. Although there are the same number of keys as the 181, i.e. 49 keys 4-octaves, the action is definitely an improvement on the other models. It has all the features of the 181 keyboard except for the 6 pin DIN socket. Power is via a captive mains lead, & not from the rack. It does have a number of useful additions over the 181. There is an arpeggiator with a rate control and hold, and four push buttons for selecting Up, Down, Up&Down, or Random modes. Plus an arpeggiator clock input on the rear for connecting to a drum machine or sequencer trigger output. There are 4 assign mode buttons for selecting two Unison (monophonic) modes and two Poly (4 voice) modes of playing. Next to these buttons is a hold (sustain) switch. The bender also has a pitch bend sensitivity knob. The Pitch Bend lever affects the notes played, and also has a dedicated CV output. The return to zero spring-loaded lever is very accurate and I find it much easier to use than the Doepfer Joystick, for example. The transpose switch only has two positions on this model, normal and 1 octave down. There is a knob for portamento which can be switched in or out. Along the rear of the keyboard are 4 CV and 5 Gate outputs. The fifth gate socket is a combined output of gates 1-4. and all the outputs are duplicated on mini and standard jack sockets which can be used simultaneously."

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The Little Putney - Analogue Systems Based Synthi

via Zeitdehner's modular pages where you'll find more pics and the full write-up.

"1x RS-420 Octave controller
3x RS-95e VCO
1x RS-500e EMS Synthi filter
1x RS-20 Ring modulator/multiple
1x RS-510e EMS Synthi trapezoid generator
1x RS-40 Noise, S&H, clock
1x RS-70 Inverter/preamp
1x RS-165 Audio signal mixer
1x RS-190 Meter/inverter
1x RS-390 Mono in / stereo out echo
2x RS-180 VCA

A VCS3 hardware emulation would not be complete without a patch matrix, a joystick and a spring reverb. So, once again, I did a design for a panel with Front panel designer and had it made by Schaeffer AG . The panel is designed to hold a 20x20 matrix by Ghielmetti, a 10x10 matrix as patch pin holder, two Doepfer A-174-1 joysticks, a Doepfer A-199 spring reverb, 20 input jacks to the matrix and 20 output jacks from the matrix."

Bottom pic from Zeitdehner's DIY page where you'll find additional DIY projects."

Kinetic Gates without a Model 32

Kinetic Gates without a Model 32 from Pete Shambler on Vimeo.

"Trying to recreate the "Kinetic Gate" outputs of the Plan B Model 32 joystick using a Flight of Harmony Choices and Doepfer A-156 Dual Quantizer.

Patch:

X and Y voltage outputs from Choices are mixed together and sent to the CV in on the A-156. Trigger out from the quantizer to an envelope channel on Maths, Maths CV out to VCA CV in.

Quantizer CV out to 1v/oct input on VCO (in this case an e350 Morphing Terrarium).

(copies of the X and Y outputs are sent to the X and Y morph inputs on the e350)

That's it! Changing the quantizer settings changes the voltage output obviously, but also the amount of new voltages being created, which in turn affects the number of triggers it will be spitting out.

theshamblers.blogspot.com"

Thingamagoop2 & Cool Hand Blue

YouTube via ISOTROPOSPHERE | February 14, 2011 |

"Intro. sound is a circuit bent casio sk5. Bleep Labs Thingamagoop2 sending audio and cv to the DFMZ-1 modular synth. Audio to Doepfer external input then to Elby Synthacon Filter out to mixer. CV to Tip Top Z3000 MkI, Sine wave to WMD Giger Counter to QMMG. QMMG gate contld by Doepfer Ext. In gate out, audio out put through the Korg Koass Pad.

Percussion and Whoosh sounds from Korg ES-1 Mk II Sampler"

Cool Hand Blue

ISOTROPOSPHERE | February 14, 2011 |

"Picking up from the last video jam, Flight of Harmony Choices Joystick controlling the Elby Synthicon Filter and the Frequency input for the TipTop Z3000 MkI smart oscillator. Outputs to the Korg Koass Pad then to mixer.

Nintendo DS running homebrew software entitled SenoDS as percussion back up. Experimenting with this."

The Joy Of Joysticks

The Joy Of Joysticks from joseph raglani on Vimeo.

"Modular synthesizer that is being controlled by a voltage control joystick. Top half is the beginnings of my Ems VCS3/Synthi clone. Bottom rack is a Doepfer A-100 system. Beauty case houses the joy stick and exp. mixer/output."

The Synth-Project Doepfer DIYone

"2 Doepfer DIY Synth´s ..... each one with VCO (Saw & Rec), VCF, VCA, LFO and ADSR. Fixed wired or to use with patch field , 3 Octave Keyboard and Joystick"

More info and pics on Synth-Project

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Wiard New Controller 311B, 4 examples

Wiard New Controller 311B, 4 examples from katavist on Vimeo.

"The Wiard New Controller basically consists of 2 JAGs (Joystick Axis Generators) in a 19" 2U rackmount form. X axis and Y axis can be fed control voltages from joystick or cv sources like LFOs. In the 3rd part of the clip the Doepfer A-192 CV to MIDI interface was used to send 8 outputs to the Alesis Andromeda. Other sound sources and modules used: Cwejman S1, Blacet, Cwejman, Doepfer."

Ode to Dopey by STOMACHLINING - EMS Vids

YouTube via stomachlining. WATCH your speakers on this one!!!
"2 synthi a's & memorymoog plus get an annoying sequence pumped into them by the doepfer maq 16/3 cv & midi outs"

SYNTHI A gets sequenced at 1v/oct

"STOMACHLINING demos his new best friend "dopey" the sequencer callibrated at 1v/oct controlling Synthi A's 1 and 2 oscillators callibrated at .32v/oct. using Synthi's hi level input controls to balance out the difference. dopey is also controlling filter and osc.3 which is plugged into the ring mod all tied to the joystick"

toilet finger daddy

"VCS3 duet with matrix to matrix pin jumpers, performed by STOMACHLINING available on itunes etc."

electrotablajam 1

YouTube via behanger. via Ernst van der Loo.

electrotablajam 2

"My electronic tabla (it says "proffessional") controls my home built 32 step sequencer, of which 20 positions are used for this rhythm. The Sool rhythm has 10 beats per cycle.

The sequencer not only plays these voltages up or down, but it can also derive other patterns. I worked these out and implemented these in hardware. I would have to look up how I did this. I do not think of it anymore, as each of the patters is useful. So in a live situation, I just choose a different one at random.

The output of the sequencer is analog, and sends out 0-10 volt. This is then converted to midi by my new miduino, a circuit by Tom Scarff. The software was partley rewritten by me. to make it play in the key of my choice. Using a very secrative math trick called rounding, I made the sequencer play in a minor key, rather than in the 12 tone system. This allows for live tweaking of the knobs without ever being out of key. Freedom!

Then there's my Arcade joystick, which has an home baked circuit that converts the 4 switches and the fire button to 15 different notes, and connects right onto the keyboard matrix of an old casio childrens keyboard which cooks midi note messages. I would do this in the miduino too if I needed to do it again. A series of if/else statements is much easier and more flexible than soldering and debugging a circuit with 8 logic IC's and a over a meter of wire.

Then there's the large joystick. It has a doepfer midiconvertor on board. The miduino has enough pins to do it all together, but I like the fact that it is a funtional unit on it's own. It controls all the effects of the Arcade channel.

The pitch of the tabla can be controlled by the sequencer as well as by the Atari paddle. I made this input on the tabla when I replaced the tuning pot with a precise ten-turn pot. It works with two vactrols.

Sound sources are: cymbals, a Raagini shruti box, the tabla box, a Waldorf Blofeld running 2 patches amplified by a 40 year old Italian tube amp.

I recorded it with my photocamera, which has a rediculously low audio sampling rate. They all have. It's just not a number the camera's are sold by. I should have checked weather I was in the image myself. Now I am a pair of hands on youtube too, looking like the Lorax of Dr. Seuss. A well. It's just a test drive to check if my work is getting somewhere."

Doepfer A-100 modular synt

YouTube via pss50
"Beat making on a-100 doepfer modular, bad sound and a crappy camera."

Doepfer A-100 making sounds and some help from a wasp filter.

"Doepfer A-100 modules are working and i control the wasp filter whit a joystick."

Doepfer A-100 modules are working and i control the wasp filter whit a joystick.

"testing a-155 and it works really good. Sorry the sound is shit."

Doepfer a-100 eel sythesizer jam and alco-hole

"Nice looking modular synthesizer with controling eel, super cool and muscular arm."