200e

re: demos i coudn't agree more don. there's nothing that comes close  
to teaching people how to use an instrument (assuming the teacher is  
good ;D )

all that said and done, you can hear a 200e in action on this track:

http://www.myspace.com/killthedjrecord

george issakidis dzir mix

best regards,

george issakidis
www.therepublicofdesire.com

On Feb 27, 2007, at 4:41 PM, fhserge wrote:

> Hi Don,
>
> thanks a LOT for remembering me and giving an instant feedback!
>
> When listening to Yasis demo at NAMM this year (via web of corse...)
> and Johan Bobergs short demos (thanks Johan), I was finally convinced
> that the SOUND of a Buchla could be MY sound...
>
> I know there is no certain SOUND but there is a CHARACTER!
>
> I NEVER liked the DX 7 as I prefer nasty, organic and growling sounds
> which are thick (whatever that means)...and all the examples of the
> Buchla 200e I first listened to were these "marimba" alike sounds  
> which
> are simply not my taste...
>
> I am really glad to hear that YOU are excited about the Buchla and
> would appreciate feedbacks as you are moving on exploring the
> instrument!
>
> Btw: Visual demos are by far more helpful than just mp3s. IMHO
> manufacturers should generally post more and longer videos than bible
> long manuals...
>
> Frank
>
> --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "Don Hassler" <dlh30039@...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Frank,
> > I just took delivery of my small system, 250(what an incredible
> > sequencer!)/259/261(both waveform generators are brilliant sounding,
> > really in their own class)/291/292/281e.
> > Still in stun, easily exceeding my expectations. I was possibly  
> remiss
> > in not adding a 266e, but money...
> > As it is, I find the instrument really quite complete, and I doubt I
> > would be able to match much of it's nuances with a different
> instrument.
> > Plus if one choose to venture to any of the preset modules, the  
> value
> > would extend that much more.
> >
>
>
> 



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