Doepfer A110 VCO Audio Demonstration 1 - Waveforms and Pulse Width

In the previous video we discovered features and functions of the Doepfer A110 Standard VCO. This time we do an Audio Demonstration of the Waveforms and Pulsewidth. Next in the series Audio Demonstrations of Frequency Modulation.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Doepfer
• A110
• Synthesizer
• Analog
• Synth
• Oscillator
• Sine
• Square
• Triangle
• Sawtooth
• Waveform
• noise
• demo
• Pulsewidth
• pulsewidth
• LPF
• VCO
• A100

[raulsworldofsynths]

It was for me. Great way to start.

[netton1956]

Parts of triangle and sine wave produce no sound...

[raulsworldofsynths]

@netton1956 The sound produced from the A110 VCO can sometimes produce extremely low frequencies which are difficult to hear.From 2:56 to 3:20 the sound should be audible. From 3:50 to 4:20 the sine wave in the -2 ,-1 position does become naturally hard to hear. But if your speakers are turned up it should be experienced as a faint rumble. Around 4:50 while the triangle wave is demonstrated in the -2,-1 position it is very low frequency as well. Raise the volume it will sound like faint clicks.

[IAmValence]

Hi, awesome videos! I'm looking to get into modular synthesis. I have been producing music for about a year and a half, so I understand all the technical aspects (for the most part). Would you say the doepfer basic system is a good place to start out?

[netton1956]

Hi Raul,

Thanks for the quick response.

Love your videos!