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PRODUCT FEATURES G N I K R O W CLASS ICS N O R T C ELE OPERATOR’S MANUAL 13/1.0 • Doepfer DIY Synth euroack module conversion solution • Extremely easy and straighforward assembly, no DIY skills necessary at all • Self-contained analog monosynth voice • Seven essential submodules that can be used independently • Normalled breakable connections, MS-20 style • 30 patching points TECHNICAL DETAILS • Eurorack standard synthesizer module, fully Doepfer compatible • 42 hp wide • +12/-12V powered • Current draw: 170 mA DIY UTION R E F P E DO SIZER SOL SYNTHEOF 2013 MODEL APPROVED BY THE PEOPLE’S Council for Mutual Economic AiD WARRANTY INFORMATION•XAOC DEVICES WARRANTS THIS PRODUCT TO BE FREE FROM ANY CONSTRUCTION DEFECTS FOR ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE. DURING THAT PERIOD ANY MALFUNCTIONING UNITS WILL BE REPAIRED, SERVICED AND CALIBRATED WITH CUSTOMER COVERING THE APPROPRIATE TRANSIT FEES•WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER ANY PROBLEMS RESULTING FROM THE INCORRECT INSTALLATION OR VOLTAGE SUPPLIED, ABUSIVE TREATMENT OR ANY OTHER OBVIOUS USER-INFLICTED FAULT•WE ARE STILL HAPPY TO HELP AFTER THE WARRANTY PERIOD, HOWEVER WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CHARGE FOR LABOR, REPLACEMENT PARTS AND TRANSIT•IN CASE OF ANY PROBLEM PLEASE CONTACT US IMMEDIATELY: [email protected]•XAOC SALUTES•DiETER doepfer, MUFF WIGGLERS community, distributors, t.garrison, H.bjorkk, b.smith, j.lindgren, B. VAN DER WAL, MODULARNE.INFO & COMRADES WORLDWIDE•ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2014 XAOC DEVICES•MANUFACTURER RESERVES THE RIGHT To CHANGE SPECIFICATIONS AT ANY TIME•MADE IN EUROPE VISIT XAOCDEVICES.COM FOR UPDATES, MANUALS, TUTORIALS AND PARAPHRENALIA SALUT the ever popular Doepfer DIY Thank you for purchasing the Xaoc Devices product. The purpose of developing the Karl Marx Stadt was to provide a super easy to implement, compact solution to convert module. No DIY skills are nec- Synth board into an eurorack essary, as there’s no soldering or wiring needed at all. The KMS+DIY Synth combo is the most economically effective and rewarding entry solution for modular beginners. All the essential functional blocks are provided so you can learn the subtractive synthesis basics but it is also a great addition to more advanced systems as well. Thank you, Dieter! ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION 2 The Karl Marx Stadt unit needs the Doepfer DIY Synth board to work, it is sold separately. If you have bought a bundle, chances are that the dealer has already mounted the board for you. If not – the installation is extremely easy and straightforward, just please read the following steps carefully to avoid problems. 6 4.Clear 42 hp space in your cabinet and turn the power off. Now plug in the ribbon cable 5 to the bus board, observing the red stripe orientation. It indicates the –12V rail on the module (dot mark) 2 and the bus board. 1. If your DIY Synth is equipped with a tempco, unplug its cable from the onboard socket. 3 3 3 3 4 CAUTION! Unlike the other Xaoc modules, the KMS is NOT secured against reversed power connection! 2.Plug the tempco connector in the respective socket 1 on the back on the KMS unit. It is located to the left of the power header 2 . 5. Mount the screws and turn your system back on. The slider LEDs should light up. The KMS is ready to go! 3.Now, push the DIY Synth 5 7 9 CONTROLS & OPERATION VCA 5 4 6 7 2 1 LOW FR 0 10 FM LIN 10 LO HI 9 0 uENCY OSC EQ STD 0 CuT AuDIO 1 VCF LP 0 PuLSE WIDTH 0 10 PW MOD 1 LFO TRI 6 10 CV 2 LFO TRI 10 0 CV 1 ADSR RESONANCE 4 0 AuDIO 1 VCO SAW N 10 0 10 AuDIO 2 VCO PuLSE 2 0 1V·OCT SYNC PW MOD SLEW 1V·OCT FM EXP PuLSE OuT 0 10 SAW OuT L SLEW IN SLEW OuT 12 LFO PuLSE OuT LFO TRI OuT 8 10 0 AuDIO 3 VCF HP 10 H 10 0 CV 2 GAIN 10 LO 10 10 10 8 8 8 6 6 6 4 4 4 2 2 2 0 0 0 HI STD 11 L·N·H MIX LFO SPEED FM LIN AuDIO 2 VCF BP SPEED R OPE 0 8 0 10 10 FINE TuNE 10 O F F F R E Q u E N CY 10 CV 1 ADSR 0 E ANG FM EXP LFO TRI 10 R S E FR E Q u E N C Y 10 8 1 TOR ILLA 0 C OA 7 2 2013 DOEPFER DIY SYNTH BOARD XAOC DEVICES EDITION 9 VCF 6 3 •KARL MARX STADT• 8 0 5 4 3 ENVE L VCO 1 RED STRIPE on all the headers 3 , very gently. Observe the goldpins carefully to avoid bending them. Please pay an extra attention to the single +5V goldpin 4 . A AuDIO IN 1 AuDIO IN 2 LP OuT BP OuT CV 1 CV 2 HP OuT RES FDBCk IN L·N·H OuT INV IN INV OuT 14 13 D GATE IN ADSR OuT S AuDIO IN 1 CV 1 R AuDIO IN 2 CV 2 AuDIO IN 3 VCA OuT The panel has been laid out in most obvious monosynth style manner. We took advantage of all the internal patchpoints provided by Doepfer. Also, there are normalled connections made behind the panel so you can use the KMS as a selfcontained analog synth voice without even plugging any patch cables in. These fixed connections are marked by with respective function typed within the BLACK BOXES . Of course, the real fun starts when you break them by simply patching anything into their respective input jacks. The synth consists of 7 modules: VCO 7 , LFO 8 , VCF 9 , VCA 10 , ADSR 11 , slew limiter 12 and inverter 13 . All of these can be used independently. For further information, please refer to DIY Synth’s own manual. MODIFICATIONS We’ve made some minor mods to the application suggested by Doepfer. Fixed VCF outputs are now mixed in different configuration and the VCA offset can be adjusted by the trimpot 6 on the back. By design, the VCF resonance is provided by feeding the output back in. We found it fun to actually open up the feedback loop for routing the signal outside (any output) and back (res fdbck in socket 14 ). Now, you can obtain some interesting results with external treatment through effects, filters, etc. Happy experimenting!