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2009-06-05 by jon schatz
On Jun 5, 2009, at 3:45 PM, fhserge wrote: > Second question is/was: how many 210e can coexist in ONE cabinet? I > imagine needing more than one if you want "complete patch storage"! careful where you're going with this; eventually you'll need a 210e just to manage the outputs of
2009-06-05 by fhserge
Ezra, man you are GREAT! I LOVE your (mostly) promptly and friendly replies that gives some background on the 200e module working!!! The reason I was starting the thread: Before purchasing 1-n 210e I wanted to know if I would be able to accomplish the goal of "complete patch stor
2009-06-05 by fhserge
Jon, thanks for your detailed explanation! You confirm my "fear" that it is very hard (or at least limiting) to get a "completely storable modular system" even with the 200e! We know that well known people like Richard Lainhart (and probably Alessandro Cortini) work live with a 2
2009-06-05 by fhserge
Damon, > Configure a 256e channel to provide full scale offset voltage. Pass > that into the 210e. Use the outputs of the 210e to provide > attenuated reference voltage levels on various outputs, connect these > references to critical cv inputs on old 200 modules. Now we have > s
2009-06-05 by fhserge
Jon, any further explanation on your side? Would be happy to be enlightened on that matter... Generally the severe lack of deeper information about the 200e/modules is something I am a little bit unhappy about! E.G.: - the MIDI ports are unlabeled. With "trial and error" I "found
2009-06-05 by damon
On Jun 5, 2009, at 12:20 PM, fhserge wrote: > As the subjects says I am wondering how many of us Buchla 200e > users are actually using one of the two main driving features when > developing the 200e (besides MIDI) - storage capability by means of > the 210e? > I use the preset f
2009-06-05 by fhserge
Chris, that is exactly what I thought would the different Buchla users do: - using "only" the patch storage function, i. e. knob settings IF they do not have a 210e (there is no chance obviously to save patch cords...) - using the 210e for "some" but not all routings AND for audi
2009-06-05 by fhserge
Matt, you said you "diagram the cable connects" and "using patch storage, and routing". So are you able to completely store a patch or only part of it (added by diagrams)? Frank > > I store multiple revisions of every patch while working on them, then off-load the best verions to
2009-06-05 by fhserge
Richard, how do you solve the "5 destinations limit" of ONE 210e. I cannot believe that you "only" use 5 variable cv destinations for example... Do you have mostly "fixed" routings (cv and audio) and use only a few for "variable" routings with the 210e? Second question is/was: ho
2009-06-05 by Richard Lainhart
I use it all the time in performance - it's essential for me. > As the subjects says I am wondering how many of us Buchla 200e users > are actually using one of the two main driving features when > developing the 200e (besides MIDI) - storage capability by means of > the 210e? Ri
2009-06-05 by Chris Muir
On Jun 5, 2009, at 12:20 PM, fhserge wrote: > As the subjects says I am wondering how many of us Buchla 200e users > are actually using one of the two main driving features when > developing the 200e (besides MIDI) - storage capability by means of > the 210e? I use presets for "s
2009-06-05 by mritenburg
I store multiple revisions of every patch while working on them, then off-load the best verions to memory card and diagram the cable connects. Once I started using patch storage, and routing, I decided that I couldn't live without it. As for modules that do not store, I just deal
2009-06-05 by mritenburg
I store multiple revisions of every patch while working on them, then off-load the best verions to memory card and diagram the cable connects. Once I started using patch storage, and routing, I decided that I couldn't live without it. As for modules that do not store, I just deal
2009-06-05 by fhserge
With "tons" of cv and audio inputs I meant cv and audio inputs of all the other modules you have in your cabinet! > > As the subjects says I am wondering how many of us Buchla 200e users are actually using one of the two main driving features when developing the 200e (besides MID
2009-06-05 by fhserge
As the subjects says I am wondering how many of us Buchla 200e users are actually using one of the two main driving features when developing the 200e (besides MIDI) - storage capability by means of the 210e? As there are a few new 200 modules without this feature (255, 297) and M
2009-06-05 by Lyonel Bauchet
Thanks Don, i get it, seems to be handy indeed. Posted by: "don hassler" dlh30039@yahoo.com dlh30039 Fri Jun 5, 2009 5:33 am (PDT) It is, I think the idea mainly being to combine 291e's. It can be very handy for small systems too, doing things like combining filtered signal in pa
2009-06-05 by don hassler
It is, I think the idea mainly being to combine 291e's. It can be very handy for small systems too, doing things like combining filtered signal in parallel. --- On Fri, 6/5/09, lyonelbauchet wrote: From: lyonelbauchet Subject: [200e] 291e Expand Input To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Dat
2009-06-05 by cuari7
Anybody here with two 291e's that could post some examples...? I recently got a second one, but have not used both in parallel. The vocal formants in this thing are incredible. Feeding a thick waveform in it makes it more dramatic. I love feeding the 258 sawtooth in it. I think t
2009-06-05 by lyonelbauchet
Hi there ! 291e "expand input" seems to be a straight "merge before out", Am i wrong ? how do you use it ? thanks
2009-06-04 by Kai Franz
Thanks Chris, capital letter will glide to the next value. lower case letters will jump value. --- On Thu, 6/4/09, kai200e wrote: From: kai200e Subject: [200e] Some 291e Questions To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, June 4, 2009, 1:36 PM Help me to understand the 291e please
2009-06-04 by kai200e
Help me to understand the 291e please. My problem is to understand how i sync the 250 with the 291e. What i done so far is. 250 pulse -> 291e adv. set every stage of the 291e to pulse. The Stage Numbers over jump some stages randomly. Is this a Problem of my T is set to 0.01? If
2009-06-03 by matthew carpenter
FWIW the Serge Yahoo list is largely unmoderated, anyone can join and we have an excellent signal to noise ratio. I personally don't agree with the arguments for prohibiting membership to this list. I see it more as a matter of excluding potential owners from a vital source of in
2009-06-03 by Jason Butcher
I don't people realize the extent to which the list would change should an open membership policy be adopted. It fluctuates (usually depending on how many 200e youtube videos are published in any given month), but I estimate the ratio of non-user to user requests can be as high a
2009-06-03 by ezra buchla
i got some replies to this, so: sorry, i truly didn't mean to dis. actually it seems like the great majority people on AH and especially muff wiggler, etc. are really really nice and worth talking to. i just personally find those forums too exhausting to wade through; my own prob
2009-06-02 by Kai Franz
Hi, i wonder if someone does have these files? You cant hear them anymore on lastfm. Are these files copies from Alessandro talking at the Music Technology Division at Berklee ? Thanks Kai [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2009-06-02 by ezra buchla
hey, a reminder: it may be worthwhile to use the 200e_beta group for technical problems; i tend to respond pretty fast. i'm saying this because i don't have as much time or resources as i'd like to address such problems (i don't actually "work" at B&A); and it's my theory that us
2009-06-01 by Keld Sørensen
Well I'm outta here..... I have been a member for some time - but don't own - or am thinking of owning a 200e - I joined out of curiosity - so Have your elitist group for yourself. Keld --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, Brian Whittington wrote: > > I believe the membership guidelines
2009-06-01 by prophetvs
thanks for the heads-up! mike --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "ginorobair" wrote: > > Slightly off topic, but since some of you enjoy improv... > > This week we present the seventh annual Matthew Sperry Memorial Festival in the Bay Area. The special guests this year include trumpete
2009-05-31 by damon
hi ezra! i realize i have said this before but it is important enough to me to vote again again that i agree very much that a larger dead zone would be sad times. -- damon On May 31, 2009, at 1:27 PM, ezra buchla wrote: > > > these are separate issues. > > 1) the FM offset is a c
2009-05-31 by ginorobair
Slightly off topic, but since some of you enjoy improv... This week we present the seventh annual Matthew Sperry Memorial Festival in the Bay Area. The special guests this year include trumpeter Lesli Dalaba (from Seattle) playing in a quartet with Fred Frith on Tuesday, June 2,
2009-05-31 by ezra buchla
never seen that one before... it can only be a panel wiring mistake, i think. there are molex connectors between the panel and board, so swapping them would be trivial, no soldering required. On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 6:35 AM, kai200e wrote: > > > Yesterday i was going deeper into
2009-05-31 by ezra buchla
these are separate issues. 1) the FM offset is a calibrationthing; flashing the firmware should force a recalibration but it's important not to touch the module for a few minutes after flashing. 2) the firmware does indeed impose a dead zone on the mod index, but it may be a litt
2009-05-31 by kai200e
thanks for the info. so i will do it by myself. :-) --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, ezra buchla wrote: > > never seen that one before... it can only be a panel wiring mistake, i > think. > > there are molex connectors between the panel and board, so swapping them > would be trivial,
2009-05-31 by kai200e
Yesterday i was going deeper into my 291e. And i found out that Freq A and C modulation input (CV) are exchanged. Strange :-) Now if i want to modulate A i have to go into C. And if i modulate C i have to modulate A. Is there a easy way to swap them? Or do i have to send them in?
2009-05-31 by kai200e
--- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "Heath Finnie" wrote: > > On my two 261e's, I noticed with one of them the FM input will lower the pitch with nothing plugged into the jack as I increase the knob and the other one will have no effect unless something is actually plugged into the jack
2009-05-31 by Chris Muir
After a week and a half of collecting "declarations of interest" I'm happy to report that the projected price is now hovering around $1200.00. Orders have really slowed down in the last few days, though. While I think there's a chance that we will hit $1100, there's only a modera
2009-05-31 by ezra buchla
they don't have serial numbers... we could make one up for you though??? On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 2:31 PM, Richard Lainhart wrote: > > > As I said, it's strictly for insurance purposes - the replacement cost > of the case is $1900, and if the system gets stolen or damaged, the > c
2009-05-30 by Richard Lainhart
As I said, it's strictly for insurance purposes - the replacement cost of the case is $1900, and if the system gets stolen or damaged, the case does too. Insurance companies like to see serial numbers for $1900 items. > I can not find a serial number on my cabinet, but I figure t
2009-05-30 by prscrptn
I can not find a serial number on my cabinet, but I figure that the case does not define the contents, so what would be the point... --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, Richard Lainhart wrote: > > For insurance purposes, does anyone know if an 18-space cabinet has a > serial number, and
2009-05-30 by Richard Lainhart
For insurance purposes, does anyone know if an 18-space cabinet has a serial number, and if it does, where it's located? Richard Lainhart http://www.otownmedia.com http://www.downloadplatform.com/richard_lainhart http://www.vimeo.com/rlainhart http://www.youtube.com/rlainhart htt
2009-05-30 by lyonelbauchet
--- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, Chris Muir wrote: > > > As a victim of some of those flames, I agree with the sentiment, but > of the two people who recently wrote me, one has just ordered a large > system, > > Chris Muir > cbm@... > http://www.xfade.com It was me :-) So... Hello to
2009-05-27 by jon schatz
thanks to everyone that responded, the box is sold. -jon "There are no differences but differences of degree between different degrees of difference and no difference." - James, William. "Subjective Effects of Nitrous Oxide." Mind. 1882; Vol 7.
2009-05-27 by jon schatz
just got a bigger boat so i've got a spare 201e 2-panel powered box. $250 + shipping, i'm in san francisco. thanks, -jon There are no differences but differences of degree between different degrees of difference and no difference." - James, William. "Subjective Effects of Nitrous
2009-05-26 by matthew carpenter
Nice one, I enjoyed that! On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 3:26 PM, jon schatz wrote: > > > http://bfamilyrecords.com/media/traxxx/shift.mp3 > > all buchla except for a boss re-20. > > thanks, > > -jon > "There are no differences but differences of degree between different > degrees > of
2009-05-26 by jon schatz
http://bfamilyrecords.com/media/traxxx/shift.mp3 all buchla except for a boss re-20. thanks, -jon "There are no differences but differences of degree between different degrees of difference and no difference." - James, William. "Subjective Effects of Nitrous Oxide." Mind. 1882; V
2009-05-26 by Chris Muir
Here's a second Pendulum/Ratchet demo: http://www.eardrill.com/modules/PendulumRatchet/demos/PendulumDemo02.mp3 For this one the Ratchet section is driven from the Tock output. This is one 261e, with four envelopes, one each hitting Timbre, Symmetry, High Order, and Modulation (F
2009-05-24 by Chris Muir
I put up a short demo illustrating a couple of the things that the Pendulum/Ratchet can do: http://www.eardrill.com/modules/PendulumRatchet/demos/PendulumDeom01.mp3 Here's the timeline: Starts with a bongo-ish sound driven from the Tick out. At about 0:08, a clave-ish sound comes
2009-05-24 by Kai Franz
Thank you Cynthia for the update. Looking forward to it . ________________________________ From: Cynthia To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, May 23, 2009 10:39:03 PM Subject: [200e] Re: Cyndustries Zeroscillator for Buchla 200e Hi Kai! No one has received their ZOe modules y
2009-05-24 by amnesia
thanks everyone I now have my plans for the 2010 Buchla perfection http://www.flickr.com/photos/cray5656/3558049557/ Ross ezra buchla wrote: > > > stacking bananas is limited. > for example, say you have two outputs and two inputs, lets call them > A,B,C,D. > > plug A into C. sta
2009-05-24 by ezra buchla
stacking bananas is limited. for example, say you have two outputs and two inputs, lets call them A,B,C,D. plug A into C. stack another cable and plug A into D. so far so good, but now if we want to patch B into C, then B will also be patched to D whether we want it or not... On