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| MAQ16/3 |
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The
MAQ16/3 combines the creative potential of an analogue sequencer
with the advantages of MIDI. It outputs the sequencing data both as
control voltages (3x CV & 3x Gate) and as MIDI events. The main
feature of the MAQ 16/3 is the real time access to the sequence via
48 rotary controls grouped in 3 rows of 16 each. All important
parameters like first/last step, MIDI event type, MIDI channel,
forward/backward/random/pendulum mode, gate time, tempo and so on
are independently assigned to each row and can be changed in real
time while the sequencer is running. The MAQ16/3 can be synchronised
by MIDI Clock, Start and Stop either as master or as slave. |
£599 |
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| R2m |
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£249 |
The R2M is a
ribbon controller that generates control signals by moving the
finger across the ribbon manual. The output signals are generated as
Midi and CV/Gate simultaneously allowing the R2M to control both
Midi and CV/Gate based equipment (e.g. analogue synthesizers or
analogue modular systems). R2M is the abbreviation for Ribbon to (2)
MIDI. The R2M is made of two parts: the manual and the control box.
For the manual the same type as the for the modular version A-198 is
used. It includes a 50 cm position sensor and a pressure sensor. The
control box converts the data coming from the manual (finger
position and pressure) into the corresponding Midi data and CV/Gate
voltages.
The control box is available without the manual to make use of an
already existing A-198 manual.
MANUAL: has very precise and sensitive position sensor (length 50
cm) that responds even to light finger touch sensible pressure
sensor located below the position sensor solid metal frame (double
U-shape profile), silver-grey colour with several M3 threads on all
sides (e.g. to mount the manual on a base or to mount several
manuals together or to fix a strap etc ...) measures: about 600mm
length x 30mm width x 18mm high, weight: about 900 g connection to
the control box via 4-pin cable (1m cable supplied)
CONTROL BOX: receives the analogue resistance data coming from the
position and pressure sensor of the manual and converts these
information into Midi date and CV/Gate voltages
operation by 10 buttons, 6 blue LEDs and illuminated 2 line LCD
MIDI messages can be assigned to the two sensors: note on/off
(without pitch bend) note on/off (with pitch bend), pitch bend,
after touch or any MIDI controller), program change and "Trautonium"
mode: in this special mode only a single note on message is
generated when the position sensor is touched. After that only pitch
bend messages are generated until the finger is lifted off.
12 bit pitch bend resolution, MIDI channel, control change number
and pitch scale can be adjusted
quantization option, i.e. only certain notes (e.g. only major or
minor notes) are generated
adjustable manual scaling (i.e. which length of the manual
corresponds to one octave, full length is max. 5 octaves)- inverse
scaling is possible (important if e.g. the manual is put on with a
strap)
arpeggiator function: permanent arpeggio or synced arpeggio, in
case of synced arpeggio the tempo can adjusted at the R2M or MIDI
clock can be used for arpeggio speed . MIDI input (for arpeggio
clocking)
MIDI output resolution of the analog manual data: 12 bit
simultaneous output of MIDI data and CV/Gate voltages 2 CV outputs:
CV1 outputs the position sensor data (1V/octave standard, 0...max.
+5V, i.e. max. 5 octaves) CV2 outputs the pressure sensor data
(0...+5V) Gate output (corresponds to CV1) Gate can be configured as
voltage gate (0/+5V) or switched trigger (jumper inside the box)
adjustable gate polarity: normal: 0 -> +5V when the sensor is
touched inverse: +5V -> 0V when the sensor is touched
CV output resolution: 12 bit all settings (e.g. scaling,
quantization, arpeggio and so on) affect both MIDI and CV/Gate
outputs CV hold and active Gate are possible at the same time, no CV
drift in hold mode, 16 user defined presets (non volatile memory for
16 complete settings of the unit)
solid, silvergrey metal case (desktop shape) measures: about 128mm
width x 91mm depth x 26mm height (front) and 42mm height (rear)
weight: about 400g
supplied with external power supply |
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| MSY2 |
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The
MSY2 is a MIDI to clock interface that converts MIDI realtime events
CLOCK, START and STOP into the corresponding signals CLOCK and
START/STOP of the SYNC standard (as used by vintage drum computers
or sequencers such as the Roland TR808 and TB303). SYNC-START/STOP
is a signal that indicates on the 2 possible states: START = +5V,
STOP = 0V. The MSY2 allows the reduction of the tempo by dividing
the incoming MIDI clock frequency by any value between 1 and 16 with
4 DIP switches. 1 corresponds to the 1:1 conversion, 16 is the
maximum of frequency reduction, i.e. after 16 MIDI clocks 1 SYNC
clock appears. The polarity of the CLOCK signal and the polarity of
the START/STOP can be chosen by 2 DIP switches.
Not supplied with a PSU as can be powered from MIDI, but we
recommend using a PSU (£7) |
£75 |
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| MCV4 |
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The
MCV4 is a MIDI-to-CV/GATE-Interface. CV1 (1v/octave) is generated
from key data, CV2 is generated from Aftertouch data, CV3 is
generated from either Velocity or Controller 7 (Volume) data and CV4
is generated from any MIDI controller number or Velocity.
Gate/Trigger can be V-Trig or S-Trig. The MIDI Velocity data can
multiply the data produced by the controller data.
Now supplied with a PSU as standard |
£99 |
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| CTM64
(64 way Contact to MIDI) |
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CTM64
The CTM64 is a universal MIDI out kit. Up to 64 free
contacts can be connected to generate MIDI note on/off or program
change messages. Up to 4 pots can be connected to generate common
MIDI controllers, pitch bend and aftertouch. Additionally a 1/4"
jack socket is available for connecting a sustain pedal. Two
different modes are selected with the first of 8 jumpers: note
on/off or program change. In the note mode , closing of a contact
generates the corresponding MIDI note on messsage, opening generates
note off - both without velocity (velocity is fixed at 100). In the
program change mode, closing of a contact leads to the corresponding
MIDI program change message. The CTM64 has MIDI In and Out. The
incoming MIDI messages are merged to the data generated ny the
CTM64. (several CTM64's can be linked together).
Please note that the CTM64 is not supplied with a power supply, as
power is likely to be sourced from the equipment being interfaced.
The optional power supply is £7
The CTM64 connecting cable set (7 cables with IDC plugs fitted one
end) is available for £19 |
£91 |
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16-Way
Relay Board
16 way relay board allowing high power drive for loads up to
200v @1A |
£75 |
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| MTC64
(64 way MIDI to Contact/Gate) |
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MTC64
The MTC64 is a universal MIDI in Kit. Up to 64 MIDI note
on/off or program change messages can be converted into 64 TTL
voltages (0/+5V). In note on/off mode (without velocity) incoming
MIDI note on/off messages control the 64 outputs provided that the
MIDI channel and note range correspond to the settings of the MTC64.
A note on message will set the corresponding TTL output to a high
level (+5V), the note off message will reset the output to a low
level (0V). With an additional jumper this behaviour can be set to
the other way round (note on = low, note off = high) if reversed
outputs are required. In program change mode, MIDI program change
messages are used to control the 64 outputs. In this mode only one
of the 64 outputs is activated. The number of the activated output
is identical to the program change number received.
Please note that the MTC64 is not supplied with a power supply, as
power is likely to be sourced from the equipment being interfaced.
The optional power supply is £7.
The MTC64 cable set (4 cables with IDC plugs fited one end) is
available for £15 |
£90 |
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16-Way
Driver Board
16-Way Driver board for the MTC64, this allows the MTC64
to drive medium power loads up to 40V at 500mA per output. |
£29 |
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16-Way
Relay Board
16 way relay board allowing high power drive for loads up to
200v @1A |
£75 |
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16-Way
Power Board
16-Way Power driver board for the MTC64, this allows the
MTC64 to drive high power loads up to 240V at 2A per output. |
£119 |
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| USB64 |
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64
input controller with USB & MIDI output.
Generates Midi controller messages or Midi program changes
Can be powered from the USB port.
Firmware updates via USB |
£135 |
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| Wheel
Electronics |
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Wheel
Electronics
The Wheel Electronics allows
up to 4 continuous controllers to be connected such as pitch and mod
wheels, or a 4 axis joystick etc.
The Wheel Electronics is not supplied with a power
supply. (Optional PSU £7) |
£39 |
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Joystick
I
An ALPS joystick using two 20K
linear pots specially designed so that the full movement range (60
degrees) presents the full pot value swing. So when connecting +5v
to the joystick, the full range of 0v to 5v (with 2.5v in the
centre) is achieved.
The Joystick I is not supplied as standard with the aluminium lever
shown in the picture, this optional lever is available for £9
Joystick I can be used with the Wheel Electronics
and the Pocket Electronics |
£42 |
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Mod
Wheel Kit
A single mod wheel with a 10K
linear pot. The wheel movement allows a 40% travel of the pot. Also
supplied is a spring which can be fitted for a sprung return action
to centre if required.
Supplied as a kit and needs to be assembled.
The Mod Wheel kit can be used with the Wheel
Electronics and the MKE |
£10 |
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Mod
Wheel Set
An assembled pair of wheels,
one wheel is sprung loaded (centred). Using 10K linear pots. The
wheel movement allows a 40% travel of the pot.
The Mod Wheel Set can be used with the Wheel
Electronics (Not suitable for the MKE) |
£29 |
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Joystick
II
A Fatar joystick using two 10K
linear pots, both sprung loaded to centre, the movement range is 40
degrees so a full swing of connected voltage is not achieved on the
output.
Joystick II is not directly compatible with any of
the Doepfer pcb's, but we are developing a small interfece board
that will allow it to operate with the Pocket Electronics and Wheel
Electronics |
£29 |
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| Pocket
Electronics |
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The
Pocket Electronics is a 16 way MIDI controller kit, that allows 16
pots, sliders or switches (or any combination of) to generate MIDI
controller (or Progam change) messages.
The Pocket Electronics has 128 memories, each pot can be assigned
any MIDI controller data on any channel. A Snapshot function switch
sends all knob positions in one go. The MIDI out functions as a MIDI
Thru for chaining between master keyboard and instrument/sequencer.
Note that the Pocket Electronics is a bare pcb (supplied fully
assembled and tested), and so is not supplied in any case
The Pocket Electronics is not supplied with a power
supply. (Optional PSU £7)
A PC editor is available free from the Doepfer web
site at www.doepfer.de |
£69 |
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| Dial
Electronics |
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The
Dial Electronics is a 16 way MIDI controller kit, that allows 16
endless rotary encoders to generate MIDI controller (or Progam
change) messages.
The Dial Electronics has 128 memories, each encoder can be assigned
any MIDI controller data on any channel. The MIDI out functions as a
MIDI Thru for chaining between master keyboard and
instrument/sequencer.
Note that the Dial Electronics is a bare pcb (supplied fully
assembled and tested), and so is not supplied in any case
The Dial Electronics is not supplied with a power
supply. (Optional PSU £7)
A PC editor is available free from the Doepfer web
site at www.doepfer.de
An ENCODER SET is available which includes 16 encoders with 16
black knobs, 6 switches and 4 LED's for £55 |
£79 |
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