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2008-11-26 by xartdigital
I have a "USA Power" 200e. I am going to be traveling to Europe and Asia... Is the 2ooe power supply global? Or do I need to worry about a transformer? I would also like a backup for when I travel...does anyone have a source for a buchla power supply that I can get in the next fe
2008-11-26 by nicholas_kent
--- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, damon wrote: > > I don't think they're for any one thing in particular but four things > heard is quad phonic! ;-] > > > > > what are the extra audio outs A,B,C,D on the 292e for? Quadraphonic? I'm not sure what exactly you mean by extra. The module c
2008-11-26 by damon
I don't think they're for any one thing in particular but four things heard is quad phonic! ;-] It's just individual outputs vs mono summed output. Like how a mixing desk often has individual outs as well as summed (though they call it master bus for good reasons). A common pract
2008-11-26 by cray5656
Hi all what are the extra audio outs A,B,C,D on the 292e for? Quadraphonic?
2008-11-25 by JB
As far as i know they are not shipping yet. 2008/11/25 Brad Hawkins : > > audio examples? > > > > thanks > BRAD > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
2008-11-25 by Brad Hawkins
audio examples? thanks BRAD
2008-11-25 by sigmasixalka
it is true.. the mere design aspect and portability alone, makes an easel reissue absolutely intriguing.. i might even consider selling my AKS for that one!! --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "derwskee" wrote: > > a two panel system with a 266e, 261e, 281e, 292e and the 222e would > b
2008-11-24 by kkonkkrete
--- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, Chris Muir wrote: > What are the reasons people would like to see a 208e? What are the > features of the original 208 that would make you want a reissue? > > For me, they include: > - immediate control of a nice little voice architecture > - sliders p
2008-11-23 by don hassler
I know... Unable to contain myself! --- On Sun, 11/23/08, amnesia wrote: > From: amnesia > Subject: Re: [200e] eASEL? Scratch That 288e!!! > To: 200e@yahoogroups.com > Date: Sunday, November 23, 2008, 6:12 PM > HI Don > yes but the Ken Stone Real Ring Mod is $50 :-) > > But I am
2008-11-23 by bob dobbs
Hi Tom, Agreed on all points, good suggestion about the modulation sequencer. Imagine inserting a 285e followed by the 291e, instant sonic molasses. Sprinkle a little spring reverb into the mix, Yikes. RM --- On Sun, 11/23/08, tmeade1974 wrote: From: tmeade1974 Subject: [200e] Re
2008-11-23 by amnesia
HI Don yes but the Ken Stone Real Ring Mod is $50 :-) But I am sure I will get the Buchla :-) don hassler wrote: > > I'd think the 285e for ring mod! > > --- On Sun, 11/23/08, amnesia > wrote: > > > From: amnesia > > > Subject: Re: [200e] eASEL? Scratch That 288e!!! > > To: 200e@
2008-11-23 by don hassler
I'd think the 285e for ring mod! --- On Sun, 11/23/08, amnesia wrote: > From: amnesia > Subject: Re: [200e] eASEL? Scratch That 288e!!! > To: 200e@yahoogroups.com > Date: Sunday, November 23, 2008, 6:05 PM > I am trying to see if a doepfer spring reverb tank will fit > into the >
2008-11-23 by amnesia
I am trying to see if a doepfer spring reverb tank will fit into the buchla if so, and I can work the power out , I will pop it behind a blank panel:-) Actually thinking about it now maybe a Ken STone Real Ring mod too Ross > >
2008-11-23 by bob dobbs
How about a 288e??? Now that would really turn my crank!!! Quad A B C D channels, Lcd display with 8 rotary encoders and 8 push buttons below to mix the tap outputs and set polarity. An ABCD pushbutton to select which channel to edit. Two horizontal sliders to adjust start and en
2008-11-23 by derwskee
a two panel system with a 266e, 261e, 281e, 292e and the 222e would be very close though you don't get the pulser you do get a lot more stuff. The thing I would like to see would be a mini 222 in 2 or 3 module space without the rings...a bit more simple. Something to touch that p
2008-11-23 by tmeade1974
I'll echo a request for a stereo (or even quad!) delay module that has a modulation sequencer like the 291e with control over mix, delay time and feedback. And maybe have a some eq or filter control as well. I can just imagine that with the feedback patched through the new 285e!!
2008-11-23 by mritenburg
While we're discussing it, I think it is worth noting that virtually all of the Easel's features are present in 200e series modules. I think the only missing feature is reverb. I've patched up all of the examples from PAMTEO on my 200e. I'm not interested at all in a 208e re-issu
2008-11-23 by luther rochester
Chris Muir wrote: > What are the reasons people would like to see a 208e? What are the > features of the original 208 that would make you want a reissue? > > For me, they include: > - immediate control of a nice little voice architecture > - sliders provide fast manipulation of m
2008-11-23 by JB
208e would be really tempting but i would prefer a 296e jb 2008/11/23 Chris Muir : > > Let me play devil's advocate for a minute. Much as I would love to see > an 208 reissue or reinterpretation, couldn't similar functionality be > had in similar space with existing 200e modules?
2008-11-23 by amnesia
Just a heads up to anyone here in Melbourne Australia 25 Nov. I will be performing with VICMOD and as myself CRAY with the 200e. Its an all modular night 3 acts and about 9 modular systems from Buchla, EMS, Euro and Blacet systems *MAKE IT UP CLUB * *25 NOVEMBER 2008* *ALL MODULA
2008-11-23 by amnesia
My dream is Plan B would come out with something like this.. > >
2008-11-23 by Chris Muir
Let me play devil's advocate for a minute. Much as I would love to see an 208 reissue or reinterpretation, couldn't similar functionality be had in similar space with existing 200e modules? It seems to me that the combo of a 261e, 282e, 292e and the new 206e fits in the same spac
2008-11-21 by tmeade1974
Does anyone have one of these they'd be willing to part with? if so, email me : tmeade1974@yahoo.com thanks! --tom
2008-11-20 by Dhymitruy Bouryiotis
re. reverb -- I am regularly amazed at the reverberatory quality that can come out of various patches of 200e modules. the buchla creates its own sonic space. On 20-Nov-08, at 2:09 PM, kkonkkrete wrote: > > Here's an idea for a new module that would help people building > smaller
2008-11-20 by ezra buchla
Any plans from BAS for a reissue of the Easel? > Seems like the components are already being made (and I suspect, > succesfully sold...), so a more compact one-piece sound source to which > the Thunder could be added would make sense.....better yet, a 25-key > touch plate board w
2008-11-20 by kkonkkrete
Here's an idea for a new module that would help people building smaller systems: Top half would be the top half of the 255, bottom half would be the bottom half of the 256e. That would handle both 'flavours' of CV processing in a single panel, albeit in lesser quantities. Sort of
2008-11-20 by kkonkkrete
Oh that would be so amazing. --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "ezra buchla" wrote: > > Any plans from BAS for a reissue of the Easel? > > Seems like the components are already being made (and I suspect, > > succesfully sold...), so a more compact one-piece sound source to which > > t
2008-11-20 by cuari7
OK, so I've gotta ask, although this might have already been discussed here, but just bear with me: Any plans from BAS for a reissue of the Easel? Seems like the components are already being made (and I suspect, succesfully sold...), so a more compact one-piece sound source to wh
2008-11-18 by joe Pascarell
ahhh. the 255 .... a wonderful module ...... i love it ... --- On Mon, 11/17/08, Dhymitruy Bouryiotis wrote: From: Dhymitruy Bouryiotis Subject: Re: [200e] Re: new 200e modules To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, November 17, 2008, 7:02 PM I just ordered a 255 -- I liked readi
2008-11-18 by Dhymitruy Bouryiotis
I just ordered a 255 -- I liked reading that word "beautiful" next to it... On 17-Nov-08, at 3:13 PM, cuari7 wrote: > Yes, you're right about this. But it would still be wonderful to have > the option of a few non preset-devoted modules (like the beautiful > 255) > for those of u
2008-11-17 by Chris Muir
On Nov 17, 2008, at 3:45 PM, amnesia wrote: > Don Buchla for President! Now _there's_ a vetting process I would love to see. -C Chris Muir cbm@well.com http://www.xfade.com
2008-11-17 by Chris Muir
On Nov 17, 2008, at 3:28 PM, ezra buchla wrote: > i played a lot of Thunder as a kid. piano too. fact is, it's a lot > easier than you might expect to play chromatic music on that layout, > once you consider the ability to create arbitrary scale mappings and > transposition toggl
2008-11-17 by amnesia
Alessandro I am starting to use my 18WLS live in a few weeks, an extra boat for a 24 WLS wouldnt be that much larger...but I am obviously not gigging as much as you :-) Now on a serious note. I am looking for people to help me purchase 6 more modules :-) The Aussie dollar has now
2008-11-17 by ezra buchla
yeah there is some kind of limit on the integrity of the data bus with a large number of modules. this limit is unknown and seems to depend on the modules and maybe other things. 24 panels is usually ok, but splitting up the preset space is more reliable, and is the recommended w
2008-11-17 by Alessandro Cortini
i personally prefer a 18-12 configuration for the simple reason that i carry my system around quite often, and it's great to be able to have a more compact "live" setup in a 201e 12, while still having plenty of space in the studio within a 201e 18. Also, ( I might be wrong) I th
2008-11-17 by ezra buchla
well, i gess the answer to all these kinds of questions of "how about xyz module" is that don is going to continue designing the things that HE wants, pretty much regardless of demand. and he shows no signs of running out of ideas... i played a lot of Thunder as a kid. piano too.
2008-11-17 by damon
hey now that's like um an entirely aesthetic opinion mister o.O On Nov 17, 2008, at 12:47 PM, ezra buchla wrote: > if you sit down and think it through, all wave terrain orbits (using > "orbit" in the math sense, output of a period function) can be > produced by morphing between
2008-11-17 by ezra buchla
i do not concur presets dude On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 2:55 PM, cuari7 wrote: > The same goes for a CV mixer vs the 210e. > Yes, the 210e looks awesome, but the voltage scaling is so coarse that > the best use for it is mixing voltages at unity gain. A cheapo Doepfer > 138 mixer be
2008-11-17 by cuari7
Yes, you're right about this. But it would still be wonderful to have the option of a few non preset-devoted modules (like the beautiful 255) for those of us who are not interested in saving module settings. Now, switching gears toward the 24-module cabinet option: this would cer
2008-11-17 by ezra buchla
most of the function of the panel is to configure and create complex routings of the huge amount of data sent frmo the touch pad (velocity, position, pressure, and key numbers...) the rings just send pretty much raw x/y/z out the banana jacks ...so if you threw out the touchplate
2008-11-17 by cuari7
What about one with a chromatic 12-note scale (no offense to the Fire Bird....) like the original Kinesthetic Input Port? A frequently underestimated value of touchplates is the fact that they trigger with minimal effort, thereby decreasing repetitive stress and risk of tendiniti
2008-11-17 by cuari7
The same goes for a CV mixer vs the 210e. Yes, the 210e looks awesome, but the voltage scaling is so coarse that the best use for it is mixing voltages at unity gain. A cheapo Doepfer 138 mixer behind a Buchla blank plate and some banana jacks do the trick quite well... > i concu
2008-11-17 by ezra buchla
if you sit down and think it through, all wave terrain orbits (using "orbit" in the math sense, output of a period function) can be produced by morphing between simple tables, given that you have sufficient control over the shape of the morph... check this out from the article...
2008-11-17 by mritenburg
If you wrote the descriptions, then those descriptions are your copyrighted work. If you are including images of Buchla modules and properly attribute ownership of the images, then your use would qualify as fair because reference works typically (but not always) qualify fair use.
2008-11-17 by Thomas Buckler
thinking of the wave terrain request I wonder how many requests of this type can be answered with "how many 250e's do you have?" -∞ requests of this type could be answered with, "how many 250e's do you have? seriously though, draw a picture of what you want as clearly as you can.
2008-11-17 by buchlidian
I think it would be fine :) --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "cray5656" wrote: > > Hi all > > If Don/ Ezra are cool with this I have put together a 72 page pdf of > Buchla photos reviews and module descriptions...it does NOT contain > any schamatics or instruction manuals that come w
2008-11-17 by Dhymitruy Bouryiotis
wow - great work. On 16-Nov-08, at 7:19 PM, cray5656 wrote: > Hi all > > If Don/ Ezra are cool with this I have put together a 72 page pdf of > Buchla photos reviews and module descriptions...it does NOT contain > any schamatics or instruction manuals that come with > systems...b
2008-11-17 by cray5656
Hi all If Don/ Ezra are cool with this I have put together a 72 page pdf of Buchla photos reviews and module descriptions...it does NOT contain any schamatics or instruction manuals that come with systems...basically it is the Buchla 200e new web page in pdf with photos and revie
2008-11-17 by cyaarsoil
thinking of the wave terrain request I wonder how many requests of this type can be answered with "how many 250e's do you have?" seriously though, draw a picture of what you want as clearly as you can. I'd like to see that. I can't see much yet from requests for abstract power. n
2008-11-16 by Thomas Buckler
i want wave terrain synthesis implemented into the 200e system. On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 4:41 PM, damon wrote: > i want the upic source so i can port it to the ipod touch. > > > On Sep 24, 2008, at 3:37 PM, cyaarsoil wrote: > > > Damon, > > I got the Xenakis sorted already, and ju