Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for your friendly useful answers.
Meanwhile, I also had a friendly contact with Raul and York.
I thank everyone of you for this kind help to the profane I am !
Best friendly regards,
Marc-Henri

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Envoyé le : Lundi 13 février 2012 9h14
Objet : AW: 1 Modular cases


 
You find my answers written inline (for those questions where I can give an
answer)

Best wishes
Dieter Doepfer

> Hello to all members !
> I ordered a A100 bs2 in flycase this week but already plan to
> extend this system in the future by a second case which will be
> of a personal conception as regards the modules. My aim is to be
> able to play the two units separately, and also to gather them in
> musical dialogue by patching. Since I am a new user the questions
> i will ask now are may be naive, and apologize in advance if it
> is the case.
> 1 - I would like to know the maximum length of Doepfer patch cords.

You have to try it out as it depends upon the module and the cable
parameters. Each cable forms also a capacitor and inductivity which is
connected to the output of the module in question. For short cables these
unwanted electrical parameters can be usually neglected. The longer the
cable becomes the higher are the capacitor and inductivity values. It
depends upon the output circuitry of the module in question if a problem may
occur. The typical problem if a high frequency noise that appears if the
capacitive and/or inductive load goes beyond and certain value.

> 2 - I have been listening and watching the very interesting
> tutorial videos by Raul Pena. On one of them (number 21) present
> the sample rate reduction using T/H and and S/H with A148. During
> this video, Raul Pena uses a music plays by his mp3 player,
> patching of course this source in the sample in of A148. But
> could you tell me what kind of cord he uses to connect with his
> mp3 player Is it a monophonic adapter as we see one on the
> accessories page in Doepfer site

You may ask Raul (he is a member of this group).

> 3 - Some of the Doepfer modules have usb sockets : what to they
> provide in terms of computer dialogue. For instance I read the
> A112 Sampler allows to store sounds by Midi Dump on a computer.

If there is a USB socket at the front panel the function is described in the
user's manual or on the info page (e.g. A-190-3, A-198). If there is an
internal USB socket only (e.g. A-187-1) this is for internal use in the
factory only (e.g. for firmware upload during production). Please do not
connect these internal USB sockets.

> 4 - Is it possible as I imagine, to control a Doepfer with an I
> Pad app such as Ian Boddy does here with a Serge Modular
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch v=oHS-z466iE8
>
>
> 5 - A last question for today, may be the most naive : I intend
> to perform and compose electroacoustic music with my Doepfer : I
> perfectly know any kind of module will be creative and useful for
> this purpose, depending on the patching and playing creativity of
> the musician. But does anyone could advise me modules that would
> be more accurately devoted and or essential to this exploration,
> apart those you find on the A100 bs2
>
> Thank you for you kind answers,
> Have a beautiful week-end,
> Marc-Henri Arfeux

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