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RE: Theremin cello

Author:

John Spindler

Time:

14.10.2005 22:36

Text:

> > > Saludos,
> > > I have no information yet on Mr Engels. Doing researh
> on
> > > the web on how the fingerboard might work I found a
> > product
> > > made by Doepfer . It is call the R2M -> Ribbon to Midi
> > > controller. They used an industrial "Position Sensor"
> > for
> > > the controller. Check the web site for more details
> > > www.doepfer.de , it is very interesting. You can
> > download
> > > the user guide for the product for more insight
> > > information.
> > >
> >

Oh yes and I almost forgot some of the most essential info--- several synths in actual production have good ribbon controllers, check out Kurzweil sp 88, Roland Ax-7, korg triton extreme. I also saw and played with an old (70's) big electronic church organ with a really long unknown ribbon controller. Electone model E-5AR.
Try to find a synth-organ repair man to help explain how these controllers work (that's my next step here in SP , I already found the offical jap repair places, just need the time to go see these electronic wizard repairmen---
tchau
> Dear Victor,
> I just put all my web-site research addresses into one
> archivo, but its late and i haven't been able to put them
> into the forum context- drrrr-- So if u wish, send me
> your real authentic e-mail address and i will send this
> wealth of info to u
> John Spindler johnspin@terra.com.br
> Abra�os again
> >
> > Thanks Victor,
> > I�ve seen the Doepfer products, they are interesting.
> > When I get the time Ill send you all the internet
> addresses
> > Ive found (there are many) dealing with ribbon
> controllers,
> > linear potentiometers, conductive plastics etc. I have
> > had some success in my kitchen myself, creating quite a
> few
> > linear potentiometers using various strange mixtures of
> > epoxy, paint, graphite powder, carbon powder etc.
> > >
> > > Ate logo
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>

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