2008-08-07 by luther rochester
ezra buchla wrote: > sorry, i realize this whole thing was pretty snarky. not my intention. > On the contrary, it seemed pretty right on to me. Additionally, it illustrates perfectly how the minds of the Buchlas work: "(the block diagram for the 261e would be like: [knob input] -
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2008-08-07 by ezra buchla
sorry, i realize this whole thing was pretty snarky. not my intention. i have some more useful thoughts for you (i think) but it'll have to wait til after work... and maybe a stiff drink. prosper, \eb On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 4:11 PM, ezra buchla wrote: > the cost of the 200e is du
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2008-08-06 by intellijel
Hi Ezra, I was definitely aware of the tabou topics for this board but I guess I didn't make clear that I was not challenging or questioning the price. I do hope to be able to buy one in the future! I am actually electrical engineer and have done some design work for music techno
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2008-08-06 by ezra buchla
the cost of the 200e is due mostly to the ultra-small scale of their production; basically B&A is still only don buchla, hanging in there since 1964 (this is not Moog... we don't have t-shirts...) but there are other factors. small-scale production is relatively cost-effective fo
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2008-08-06 by intellijel
I am a fan of the Buchla 200e but like many people I can only dream of being able to afford a system. In the meantime I want to learn more about how they work and to better understand why they cost so much (and why they are worth it). One thing I would really like to do is try mo
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2008-08-06 by synpro@aol.com
If I recall this was the premier of the 700 and Don Grusin was there?controlling the 700 from a midi kybd....or maybe tht was another "performance" of 700. ?The 700 had a membrane keyboard...kind of..not a standard affair. I saw the 700 in a motel room at the NAMM show that year
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2008-08-05 by Richard Lainhart
From what I've seen, the 700 had a membrane keyboard, but it sounds like someone's noodling on a standard black-and-white keyboard. Perhaps it had a MIDI controller attached for the demo? > http://www.archive.org/details/OTG_1988_03_21 > > a strange audio recording introducing th
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2008-08-05 by cray5656
http://www.archive.org/details/OTG_1988_03_21 a strange audio recording introducing the Buchla 700 back in '88
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2008-08-03 by frank death
Heres a beauty- http://www.4mspedals.com/bendmatrix.php fhserge wrote: > Thanks Chris, exactly what I was hoping to get when buying one! > If you watch the modular synth market today there are only a few > matrix mixers around (CV and/or AUDIO). Serge is offering them for a > lon
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2008-08-03 by fhserge
Joe, thanks for your reply! Will you be on tour in Germany this year? --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, joe Pascarell wrote: > > on mine , the latest version , they are summed > > > --- On Sun, 8/3/08, fhserge wrote: > From: fhserge > Subject: [200e] 210e CV section and usage > To: 20
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2008-08-03 by fhserge
Thanks Chris, exactly what I was hoping to get when buying one! If you watch the modular synth market today there are only a few matrix mixers around (CV and/or AUDIO). Serge is offering them for a long time whereas Modcan do not make them any more, nothi...ng from MOTM, DOTCOM,
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2008-08-03 by Chris Muir
On Aug 3, 2008, at 8:30 AM, fhserge wrote: > Do you use the 210e mostly as a "router" (to be able to save > patchings) or as a (matrix) mixer, attenuator etc? I use the audio section mostly as a matrix mixer, and mostly for effect sends. The CV section sums, despite what the web
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2008-08-03 by joe Pascarell
on mine , the latest version , they are summed --- On Sun, 8/3/08, fhserge wrote: From: fhserge Subject: [200e] 210e CV section and usage To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Date: Sunday, August 3, 2008, 11:30 AM How does the CV section in the 210e work? The manual states: "the output will
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2008-08-03 by fhserge
How does the CV section in the 210e work? The manual states: "the output will be the sum of the scaled inputs" whereas the website says: "if more than one input is routed to a single output , the result is ORed (the highest control voltage wins) ----------------------------------
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2008-08-03 by cray5656
Just a reminder if any of you are short of cash and dont use your Buchla 200e as much as you thought I am interested. PM me if you are thinking of selling Regards Ross
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2008-07-29 by derwskee
I have an extra set of lucky 13 Pomona cables for sale; (6) Brown 24", (4) Red 18" and (3) Green 18". All are mint, nothing bent or odd. $55 shipped in the USA. Will ship international too...add $6. Photo here: http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e22/synpro/pomona.jpg I also happen
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2008-07-18 by ezra buchla
i will add you. !! eb On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 2:38 PM, TOMITA wrote: > Hello again > > How should I do to become a member? > Please let me know. > > Thanks > Y.Tomita > > On 2008/07/06, at 6:51, ezra buchla wrote: > >> hello friends >> >> so, i'm starting a new google group >> >>
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2008-07-18 by ezra buchla
that's my opinion too. anyway, right now it's looking like kai's system might have some power supply issues; might not have anything to do with anything. -eb On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 2:29 PM, damon wrote: > Please do not make the deadband larger. I think it's a bit big as it > is
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2008-07-18 by TOMITA
Hello again How should I do to become a member? Please let me know. Thanks Y.Tomita On 2008/07/06, at 6:51, ezra buchla wrote: > hello friends > > so, i'm starting a new google group > > 200e_beta > home page: http://groups.google.com/group/200e_beta > > this will be a private fo
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2008-07-18 by damon
Please do not make the deadband larger. I think it's a bit big as it is (sincerely) On Jul 18, 2008, at 10:16 AM, ezra buchla wrote: > ok, i'll rephrase: is the modulation you notice at the detent positive > or negative? if it's positive, can you make it get smaller buy turning >
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2008-07-18 by kai200e
Hi Ezra, thanks for sending me your direct contact. I am sure my system will running soon perfect! kai --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "ezra buchla" wrote: > > kai, we will help you fix your system, please relax. > > help me do this by supplying details like what firmware revisions
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2008-07-18 by ezra buchla
kai, we will help you fix your system, please relax. help me do this by supplying details like what firmware revisions are reported by the affected modules. it sounds like firmware issues although of course it's hard to tell for sure. also, please stop sending tech support questi
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2008-07-18 by ezra buchla
ok, i'll rephrase: is the modulation you notice at the detent positive or negative? if it's positive, can you make it get smaller buy turning it to the left? if it's negative, can you make it smaller by turning to the right? there is some position that will be read as a no-op; th
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2008-07-18 by ezra buchla
hi > I am not talking about 100% Perfect like a digital Osc Synth. 100% in > tune over 8 Octaves. But I think there must be a way to play harmonic > music on it. i just said that i'm having fine results, right now, using quantized outputsof the 250e to the 261e, playing about 3 o
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2008-07-18 by kai200e
Hi, it really looks like that i have a big Bug in my system. :-( Any of you have ever seen a Service or Calibration Manual? Or do i have to send the whole Unit back ? Do i get a replacement unit for the repair time? unlucky Kai
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2008-07-18 by ezra buchla
i don't know kai, i'm finding it to work quite well here. i'm not doing a formal test with reference tones but jumping several octaves in the 250e sounds good to my ears, provided i tune the 261e correctly. nominally, the correct setting is maximum clockwise. but you may find tha
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2008-07-18 by ezra buchla
hi, > It only happen with CV1 out. CV2 out works normal! > How to reproduce. > > It only happen if i use a different voltage range from all. I mean if i use > "all" it works normal. > > If i enter "edit" with "0-2", "2-4", "4-6", "6-8" or "8-10" mode the cv out > acts like it is
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2008-07-18 by ezra buchla
it's how many allpass filters are applied in series. each produces two frequency notches. the spacing is don's special secret spice... On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 5:45 PM, buchlajoe wrote: > hi everyone. > can anyone offer a technical explanation of what is happening > when you choos
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2008-07-18 by kai200e
--- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "ezra buchla" wrote: > > i don't know kai, i'm finding it to work quite well here. i'm not > doing a formal test with reference tones but jumping several octaves > in the 250e sounds good to my ears, provided i tune the 261e > correctly. All i can say
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2008-07-18 by kai200e
Hi Ezra, > > are you working with cv or fm input? for sure with cv input. > > assuming you're working with cv: is there any position you can place > the knob that does successfully zero the modulation? like slightly > left of the detent? no there is no point without. As soon as y
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2008-07-17 by buchlajoe
hi everyone. can anyone offer a technical explanation of what is happening when you choose among the different amounts of stages? btw , i love this module. many subtle and not so subtle uses thanks joe pascarell
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2008-07-17 by kai200e
Thanks Richard for the Info. O.k. i double checked all now and find out that. If i play the OSC with the internal Midi Buss they work fine. I do not find the English word for it but in German it is called "oktave rein" and mean that the Instrument stays in tune over more then one
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2008-07-17 by Richard Lainhart
1.2 volts/octave, or .1 volts/semitone. > In what scan (x) v/oct does the 200e work ? Richard Lainhart http://www.otownmedia.com http://www.downloadplatform.com/richard_lainhart http://www.vimeo.com/rlainhart http://www.airglowmusic.com [Non-text portions of this message have bee
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2008-07-17 by kai200e
I did some tests with my Multimeter. Because i have a problem with the tuning of my system. the quant of the 250 does not move the notes in the correct position. Do my 250 need some fine tuning ? In what scan (x) v/oct does the 200e work ? Ground Quant. 250 0.0297 V 0.1183 V 0.21
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2008-07-17 by Kai Franz
Hi Ezra, I am very happy that you try to help so quick :-). > If i enter the EDIT mode and press start or if i play a sequence and > enter the EDIT mode my sequence sounds totally different to what it > sounds in normal mode (no Edit) mode. Is this a Bug or a Feature or is > ther
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2008-07-16 by ginorobair
A quick note that EM just posted a couple of videos of Alessandro Cortini (Modwheelmood, Nine Inch Nails) explaining how he uses his 200e live and in the studio. He also references this list in part 2. http://emusician.com/videos/alessandro_cortini_buchla200e_pt1 http://emusician
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2008-07-16 by ezra buchla
hello kai. i'll do my best and hope that i understand your questions correctly. > If i enter the EDIT mode and press start or if i play a sequence and > enter the EDIT mode my sequence sounds totally different to what it > sounds in normal mode (no Edit) mode. Is this a Bug or a
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2008-07-16 by kai200e
Hi Guys, some more Questions about my new 200e. I did a search in the Manual and on the Web but i did not found the Answer. Would be nice if someone of you be so kind and help me. 250 If i enter the EDIT mode and press start or if i play a sequence and enter the EDIT mode my sequ
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2008-07-15 by Chris Muir
This may be a cool shorting bar alternative. Go to the Pomona site - http://www.pomonaelectronics.com and search for Part # 5165 -C Chris Muir cbm@well.com http://www.xfade.com
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2008-07-14 by kai200e
thank you ezra! :-) --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "ezra buchla" wrote: > > use stop mode on all stages: hold down the stop button and sweep the > center knob. > > On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 10:10 AM, kai200e wrote: > > Hi Guys, > > > > I still wait for an answer form Don or anyone at
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2008-07-14 by A C
Hi Kai, i suggest you search the archive: this particular topic has been discussed before and there are a couple of different ways to approach it. A. On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 10:39 AM, ezra buchla wrote: > use stop mode on all stages: hold down the stop button and sweep the > cent
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2008-07-14 by ezra buchla
use stop mode on all stages: hold down the stop button and sweep the center knob. On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 10:10 AM, kai200e wrote: > Hi Guys, > > I still wait for an answer form Don or anyone at the Fabric about the > exchange of the scratched parts of my NEW system. > > Anyway i
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2008-07-14 by kai200e
Hi Guys, I still wait for an answer form Don or anyone at the Fabric about the exchange of the scratched parts of my NEW system. Anyway i started to work with the 200e i still have some Problems. It would be very of u if anyone can Help me. How can I synchronize the Model 250 by
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2008-07-13 by amnesia
wow this is pretty close...thing i would change in it would be to allow the boundaries/boarder to be constantly shape morphing and allow for panning...can wait to get my buchla and try it out thanks synpro@aol.com wrote: > > Go to www.sounder.com This is a software version of som
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2008-07-12 by synpro@aol.com
Go to www.sounder.com This is a software version of something similart to what you describe. A VERY cool program and only $19.95! Thanks, Andrew [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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2008-07-12 by zaum
>I think you need an accellerometer made to transmit midi The cheap bluetooth equipped Wii Remote (you don't need the whole wii game system) can be converted to MIDI with a number of free third party mac/pc apps. The main problem with MIDI is that it's more or less 7 bit "out of
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2008-07-12 by JB
I have not user the eowave stuff. it is perhaps more accessible than the steim stuff. I was at steim for a week last year and used their junxion board+software. It is more diy in nature but that software is great because you can do a lot of scaling, calibration and other processi
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2008-07-12 by Don Hassler
And this: http://www.makingthings.com/products/KIT-MAKE-CTRL At some point as Ezra mentioned, if the 200e gains OSC, projects along what Ross is suggesting could really open up. --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, don hassler wrote: > > This is further down the rabbit hole: > > http://e
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2008-07-12 by don hassler
This is further down the rabbit hole: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenSound_Control One day, hopefully! Wish I were smarter... --- On Sat, 7/12/08, JB wrote: > From: JB > Subject: Re: [200e] future buchla devices > To: 200e@yahoogroups.com > Date: Saturday, July 12, 2008, 6:51 A
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2008-07-12 by don hassler
I think the modifed game controllers he describes, using Junxion to midi mapping, then midi to 225e, should come close, maybe? --- On Sat, 7/12/08, amnesia wrote: > From: amnesia > Subject: Re: [200e] future buchla devices > To: 200e@yahoogroups.com > Date: Saturday, July 12, 200
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