200e

Hi Chris,


thanks for your help.
I read the SOS review and anything i could found and I think i am
ready 4 ordering soon. 

i will try to get the Zeroscillator. :-)

I think my order will be:

256e, 291e, 266e, blank, 227e
281e, 292e, 210e, 225e, 281e, 292e
blank, 261e, 250e, 261e, 261e

so i will have 2 spaces for something else :-)

Maybe someone else like to comment the system.

Thanks!

kai




 --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, Chris Muir <cbm@...> wrote:
>
> 
> On Mar 18, 2008, at 1:36 AM, kai200e wrote:
> > Chris i see you have w 281e and 2 292e. So it make sense to have 2 of
> > them?
> >
> Depends how you like to work. I find I can get a little more control  
> by using a pair of 292 sections serially. I use one in low pass mode,  
> and one in gate mode, each controlled by their own envelope.
> 
> 281e's are good to have because there are a lot of things to modulate,  
> so having plenty of envelopes / LFOs around is good.
> 
> > I am now thinking of getting only 3 261e and try to get a 259e or
> > something else in 200e format.
> >
> The 259e is pretty cool. A nice flavor to have.
> 
> The Buchla format Zeroscillator will probably be pretty interesting,  
> too.
> 
> > Some people told me that i do not really need the 260e
> > what are your experience with the 260e?
> >
> 
> I haven't used one. It strikes me as a fairly esoteric module, and in  
> a system that is fairly esoteric to begin with, that's saying something.
> 
> I would skip it and get something else for that slot.
> 
> Chris Muir
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