Much respect to Herr. Doepfer for having the foresight to develop a system that has grown and expanded in so many inventive ways... possibly beyond what he may have even imagined. A true pioneer in the world of synthesis - and a gentleman.

@dianavolte5804

5 жыл бұрын

well said!

I love the way Dieter still gets excited about the details of electronics after all these years. This is not someone treading water, money-focused, or otherwise checked out.

What a top class guy Mr Dieter

you are a great "intermediary /bring people together" I like this great interview

@jimmy_jamesjams_a_lot4171

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I second that, all that intermediary (not a middle man but something much more reputable!) Yes! You are a sort of catalyst that serves to unify the group!

Thank you very much! It was a lot of fun and indeed a rare opportunity to sit together and talk like that for a while :-) See you at Superbooth!!!

@CrystalizedDreams

5 жыл бұрын

29:24 Check out the Quicco Sound Modules! Cheers from Saarbrücken

God bless you Doepfer! Thank you.

He will be in the hall of fame. True pioneer and mastermind!

It is so awesome listening to Mr Dieter talk about the electronic design of modules. Man would I love to have an apprenticeship under him.

Such a legend. I hope I can meet him one day

Great conversations. Feeling different about Doepfer. I need to get some of his stuff in my rack.

I just love this guy. I have a coupe of Doepfer modules and I want to support him and get more.

Great Interview! Verry free flowing but still structured, great questions. Awesome, Thank you DivKid!

@DivKid

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Simon, it's always great to chat to Dieter and Felix, very rare to have both to chat to at the same time.

I bought one of the first Doepfer Eurorack systems in the UK, around 96/97? It worked perfectly and integrated with other mini-jack type systems, like the Roland 100M. Doepfer is the godfather of modern modular for sure, even Buchla 200E would never have happened IMO without Doepfer trailblazing the way.

@zyklen

5 жыл бұрын

Chris Whitten out of interest where did you purchase your system? Ask as I managed a London store which had the first few Eurorack systems in UK on demo at that time...

@labestia8099

5 жыл бұрын

The 200e was designed by Don Buchla, and is in a completely different format from Doepfer. Dieter had nothing to do with the realization of the 200e series. Don started designing modules in the 60s, long before Dieter ever started Doepfer Musikelekronik. They aren’t comparable, nor did Dieter influence the production of the 200e series.

@AshBashVids

5 жыл бұрын

@@labestia8099 The popularity of modular once again, which Dieter played a large part, helped influence it. The 200e series simply would have not be released if that taste for modular was not reignited. It's the same with Moog and Roland now too, which also have released modules. Moog even rereleased it's large format moog modular series. All because Doepfer decided to take a risk and make a cheap modular format back in the mid-90s...

@ChrisWhittenMusic

5 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more. I was talking about the resurgence of modular in the 90's and 2000's, which in my view DIRECTLY lead to Buchla having the confidence to offer the 'E' modules.@@AshBashVids

@ChrisWhittenMusic

5 жыл бұрын

Can't remember his name...Mark?@@zyklen

Aaah! Now I want to spend more money. Great conversation, a real gentleman and so full of knowledge. As Felix said, what is so great is the knowledge is so readily available to the users.

If Doepfer wants to sponsor DivKid to show off some under-appreciated Doepfer modules, I'd happily consider them.

I appreciate Doepfer sticking with mostly thru-hole for his stated reasons but also being OK with using SMD on some of the modern modules, especially the new poly stuff. The feature density of the A-111-4 for instance, is really something for how small the module is, as Felix brought up.

This is such a great conversation! It's exciting to hear there is a redesign of the Frequency Shifter. I love the more unique Doepfer modules and am always keen on learning about more (and how people use them)!

Excellent conversation. Thanks

Excellent interview. (Running it thru iZotope RX7 to get rid of the high frequency whine.)

Fantastic. Thanks for making this happen!

Oh cool! I was always curious on Doepfer ‘s take on a Freq Shifter. I’m glad Dieter is considering remaking it.

First class work, Ben. You are a really good interviewer. You know, for a musician!

Great video, much usefull info for me. I wasn't aware of the SMD and throughole split designs on my two Doepfer modules for instance. Imagine that Pieter's stompboxes and amps all worked perfectly back than, nice butterfly effect.

Good stuff! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you. Now i am addicted 😁

@DivKid

5 ай бұрын

Dieter addicted :)

i was soo history in the history of eurorock. thanks

Gosh Dieter is such a lovely person

Best video from TSR

Very interesting and informative. Nice to the passion behind the hard work, and not just business & marketing blabbering ;)

hell yea

praise be

Quality content, thanks for sharing

Doepfer is a great company. Please don't use SMDs all too often. It is great to understand what is going on by looking at it. Also production quality is comparatively high. Don't change that. It's not necessary. I would like to see more control modules and a useful analogue pitch shifter.

Thank you for the good and informative interview .Two questions that I have .Firstly . Does modular hardware go out of tune ? Secondly .I have REACTOR 6.3 , SOFTUBE MODULAR and VOLTAGE MODULAR software .Out of these three I find that Voltage modular is what I am getting the best sounds from and with much greater ease .The other two I struggle with some what. Even though they have similarities .I would like to gravitate to hardware and am trying to learn future hardware from software .Does Voltage modular mirror hardware well or is it more toward semi modular ? Thank you .

great honest man

@DivKid

7 ай бұрын

Indeed Dieter is fantastic.

🖒🖒

If everybody in the background off camera could just up and let Dieter talk. Or perhaps lavaliers next time?

usb host would be a nice update

3400 gbp shotgun mics on stands, 0 pence on placement.

Why Doepfer dont update a little bit his designs...His modules look old!

@bas040

4 жыл бұрын

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.

@morn1977

2 жыл бұрын

Hope he doesn't.. Personally I've always loved the design!

@daniel_mana

Жыл бұрын

I actually love the vintage look

@wackenthaljef

Жыл бұрын

@@morn1977 oh!...ok!!

the guy looks like yanni...