Introducing ADDAC207 Intuitive Quantizer
I am looking for a way to get some unusual / custom tuning temperament with multiple sources, e.g. modular - analog sequencer and wogglebug, and also soft synths....
e.g. if I have a live instrument that has a certain tuning then I could potentially tune my synths to match.
If Addac would open it up so I could load/edit tuning tables would be amazing.... that I could also use with Aalto for example... this is what I'm really looking for.
e.g. if I have a live instrument that has a certain tuning then I could potentially tune my synths to match.
If Addac would open it up so I could load/edit tuning tables would be amazing.... that I could also use with Aalto for example... this is what I'm really looking for.
Also if u had an o tool or something you could measure the voltage output
Of the 207
A normal tuner would help a bit
I would have thought with a way to measure the voltage/ note
That there is enough in the 207 to keep you happy for some time
The 101 works very well with its voltage tables .... Have a peek at the manual
All the best

Of the 207
A normal tuner would help a bit
I would have thought with a way to measure the voltage/ note
That there is enough in the 207 to keep you happy for some time
The 101 works very well with its voltage tables .... Have a peek at the manual
All the best

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I have a Doepfer A-155/154 combo - and the 207 - thats one of the reasons I wanted a new quantizer. The 207 does offer 4 different temperaments but they are not very well documented. The manual just says the name of the different temperaments. What I want is either specific note-to-frequency tables or sets of ratios, such as what you find in Scala format .scl files.Paranormal Patroler wrote:Modular system are inherently fretless, so you can tune your sequencers any way you like? Get an STG Graphic Sequencer or any non-tempered sequencer and you're set.
You can also change temperaments on the ADDAC207. There's info in the manual about it.
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elemental wrote:That would indeed be awesomely useful. Sounds like a very major update, though, almost a new product.Paranormal Patroler wrote: What I want is either specific note-to-frequency tables or sets of ratios, such as what you find in Scala format .scl files.
Not that I'm against new products...
I've been looking at this module recently and it seems to have a lot going for it. Currently I use a uScale for quantizing. One feature that I use a lot is the "scale select" mode, and I'm curious if the 207 has a similar feature. I read through the manual quickly and didn't find it, but this module is fairly complex so maybe I just missed it while skimming.
On the uScale, I clear out a bank. I then create and store four scales. Then I enter scale select mode. I use my Pressure Points to send an offset voltage to the Shift input, which allows me to assign a different scale to each pad on the Pressure Points and so now I can use the Pressure Points to drive a chord progression. Can this be accomplished with the 207?
On the uScale, I clear out a bank. I then create and store four scales. Then I enter scale select mode. I use my Pressure Points to send an offset voltage to the Shift input, which allows me to assign a different scale to each pad on the Pressure Points and so now I can use the Pressure Points to drive a chord progression. Can this be accomplished with the 207?
Hello everyone!
I was posting in another Quantizer thread and thought of posting this here as well. As some of you may know we announced a firmware update user guide:
http://addacsystem.com/firmwares/ADDAC2 ... eGuide.pdf
Some users already did the upgrade and are now experiencing a healthy 207!
For those with a PC the process will be just as described in the pdf, it's a straight forward process and there's just no simpler way to do it.
For those on a Mac, after some further research, i finished an App that will take care of everything for you, just install the Arduino App first, follow the guide to connect the Usb-serial adapter pins to the module and run the App, it will guide you through the rest of the process.
This avoids all the Terminal "scary" steps!
You can download the App from here:
http://www.addacsystem.com/firmwares/AD ... RMWARE.zip
Regarding USB-Serial adapters, we just got this one the other day, took a few weeks to arrive but it works perfectly:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/251336804760? ... 1439.l2649
if in a hurry these ship from the US:
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9716
And these in the EU:
http://www.inmotion.pt/store/ftdi-basic-breakout-5v
We're also planning in stocking these at low cost in a near future!
Hope this makes it easier for the Mac users!
If you simply don't want to go through the guide, we're also available to upgrade the firmware ourselves or through a distributor, contact us if this is the case!
all the very best
andre
I was posting in another Quantizer thread and thought of posting this here as well. As some of you may know we announced a firmware update user guide:
http://addacsystem.com/firmwares/ADDAC2 ... eGuide.pdf
Some users already did the upgrade and are now experiencing a healthy 207!
For those with a PC the process will be just as described in the pdf, it's a straight forward process and there's just no simpler way to do it.
For those on a Mac, after some further research, i finished an App that will take care of everything for you, just install the Arduino App first, follow the guide to connect the Usb-serial adapter pins to the module and run the App, it will guide you through the rest of the process.
This avoids all the Terminal "scary" steps!
You can download the App from here:
http://www.addacsystem.com/firmwares/AD ... RMWARE.zip
Regarding USB-Serial adapters, we just got this one the other day, took a few weeks to arrive but it works perfectly:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/251336804760? ... 1439.l2649
if in a hurry these ship from the US:
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9716
And these in the EU:
http://www.inmotion.pt/store/ftdi-basic-breakout-5v
We're also planning in stocking these at low cost in a near future!
Hope this makes it easier for the Mac users!
If you simply don't want to go through the guide, we're also available to upgrade the firmware ourselves or through a distributor, contact us if this is the case!
all the very best
andre
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Seconding that question! The quantizer I have isn't cutting it for my purposes.
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I just noticed that the 207 is now available at Analogue Haven. It says it is shipping with the latest firmware as of November 30th, although not sure if that's a new firmware or the one that they were using to update these modules a few months ago.
Anyway, I've been interested in this quantizer for some time, but steered clear due to firmware issues, and then due to non-availabilty (although perhaps they were always available direct from ADDAC).
It appears that no matter what this new firmware is, the manual is probably not entirely up-to-date. My main question for current users is about the alternate scale modes, specifically just intonation and the La Monte Young scale (I've been playing around with the La Monte Young scale for months now in software - I've been wishing for a quantizer solution so as to avoid having to go the software route). So, do these alternate tunings work? Any caveats? Issues? If they work as advertised I'm about to pull the trigger on this.
Anyway, I've been interested in this quantizer for some time, but steered clear due to firmware issues, and then due to non-availabilty (although perhaps they were always available direct from ADDAC).
It appears that no matter what this new firmware is, the manual is probably not entirely up-to-date. My main question for current users is about the alternate scale modes, specifically just intonation and the La Monte Young scale (I've been playing around with the La Monte Young scale for months now in software - I've been wishing for a quantizer solution so as to avoid having to go the software route). So, do these alternate tunings work? Any caveats? Issues? If they work as advertised I'm about to pull the trigger on this.
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We have some 207's on their way to us. Andre says all firmware issues are sorted. They're available pre order on our site.
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What firmware number is that and do you have an updated manual for it? If not your modules functions might not be reflected correctly in the current publicly available manual.cinnamonjuly wrote:We have some 207's on their way to us. Andre says all firmware issues are sorted. They're available pre order on our site.
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Anybody know what is making the 207 glitch like this?
So I got a 207
All was straight up banana split
Until this started happening
When all lights were lit, C and C# would rapidly flash. I thought it to be a power issue so I took every module out of my case and plugged it in alone. This changed nothing.
So I then plugged in a few modules and it sounded nice, so I recorded it.
Here it is to enjoy, but more importantly can any experienced wigglers – or at least those experienced with the 207
tell me what's going on?
[video][/video]
Am I just in some mode that I have yet to learn about? I surely hope so. I mean – it's not faulty, is it?
Thanks so much.
[EDIT: I just noticed that there's a sync issue with the video. That is, the plucked notes should align with René. But you get the point.]

All was straight up banana split

Until this started happening

When all lights were lit, C and C# would rapidly flash. I thought it to be a power issue so I took every module out of my case and plugged it in alone. This changed nothing.
So I then plugged in a few modules and it sounded nice, so I recorded it.

Here it is to enjoy, but more importantly can any experienced wigglers – or at least those experienced with the 207

[video][/video]
Am I just in some mode that I have yet to learn about? I surely hope so. I mean – it's not faulty, is it?
Thanks so much.
[EDIT: I just noticed that there's a sync issue with the video. That is, the plucked notes should align with René. But you get the point.]
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ADDAC 207: note glitch + pitch droop
The previous video isn't very clear at demonstrating/describing the issues I'm experiencing with my ADDAC 207.
Here's a demo video with some voiceover to make it much clearer:
[video][/video]
Any help is very much appreciated.
Additionally, I've gone through each menu function to reset to the defaults, so I'm pretty confident now that it's not user error.
Here's a demo video with some voiceover to make it much clearer:
[video][/video]
Any help is very much appreciated.
Additionally, I've gone through each menu function to reset to the defaults, so I'm pretty confident now that it's not user error.
