hello all,
i am the owner of an A-100 basic system who just joined your group. it seems as though the oscillators(A-110) in my system are not exactly in tune with eachother, when both the range and the fine tune (set to 0) are set the same, one oscillator is slightly higher in pitch. its slight, but still audible. is this normal if not, does anyone know of an internal potentiometer of some sort, that i would be able to calibrate also, with the factory reference offset at 0, should the A-100 be in tune with the rest of my synths, i.e. when i press C on my midi controller, should the doepfer be playing a C (when the tune is on 0) this does not seem to be the case, so i adjusted the ref. offset to compensate. also on ref. offset, i am not sure how stable the A-110 modules are in general, for example, when setting the reference offset should i do this with the tune set to 0 or should i set the tune at say... 5, to give my self room in case i have make minor adjustments up or down
about scaling: every once in a while my midi interface module A-190 seems to reset to a crazy scaling where the bottom octave plays a disturbing augmented scale, and then all other keys play the same high frequency (i have no idea why this sometimes happens, and any insight into the causes would also be immensly helpful). so... when i reset the A-190 to the default factory settings the scaling is always slightly off. i have read the manual about how to adjust the scaling, and i seem to have done it properly, however, the language and wording in the manual can be slightly difficult to completely understand. my questions on this issue are, do i have to change the bottom note once i initialize the A-190 or can i leave it as note number 36 cuz in the manual it reads "After setting the bottom note and voltage offset...". When setting the voltage offset to tune the osc. to the rest of my synths, which note should i be pressing cuz if the scaling is off, and im tuning a note in the middle of the keyboard wont the tuning then change a bit once i adjust the scaling what is the best way to tune the synth i have a guitar tuner im using, and im not sure whats the best wave to use as to not introduce any harmonics that might throw the tuner off, would sine be best and finally which key should i be pressing when setting the scale, 2, 3, or 4 octaves up from the bottom note which is best in the manual it says "an octave or several octaves above the bottom note" a bit vague isnt it
im sorry to assault you guys with this violent barrage of questions and interrogation, but im a fairly new user who is trying to get the most out of this awesome machine and im excited to have found other owners of this synth who i can correspond with.