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2008-06-13 by don hassler
I'd be more inclined to simply pull modules from your then preexisting 12wls to the then new 4 boat, and locate the 222 properly in the 12. Swapping modules inside the 200e is for the most part, very very easy. They are very well thought out internally. --- On Fri, 6/13/08, amnes
2008-06-13 by jon schatz
On Jun 13, 2008, at 8:36 AM, amnesia wrote: > Hi all > > I havent had an answer to my question as yet. :-( > > Say I decide to buy a complete 12WLS and a year later a extra 4 boat > with the Kin Port. Will I be able to do that. have it all connected? I > understand it wont be in
2008-06-13 by Jason Butcher
Same here - can anyone help out? Thanks, Jason ----- Original Message ---- From: amnesia To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, June 13, 2008 11:40:06 AM Subject: [200e] Don signing at SFO tape book launch Just a heads up to you lucky people near and around SFO http://bp0.blogger
2008-06-13 by amnesia
I assume quite a few of you collect and love early electronic music...... I just bought Warner Jepson double CD on melon expander warner jepson “totentanz and other electronic works 1958-1973” double compact disc set * bugs at large (2:43) 1967 * blood knot (7:27) 1970 * skate da
2008-06-13 by amnesia
Just a heads up to you lucky people near and around SFO http://bp0.blogger.com/_FMBJEkaC8Lw/SFHrAyNaBZI/AAAAAAAAU0I/-IVY9O8ym1U/s1600-h/PR_TMC+edit.jpg I would love to get a copy of this book signed by Don and Morton, Raymond..Can someone help me out if you are going? I am on the
2008-06-13 by amnesia
Hi all I havent had an answer to my question as yet. :-( Say I decide to buy a complete 12WLS and a year later a extra 4 boat with the Kin Port. Will I be able to do that. have it all connected? I understand it wont be in the cabinet. Please dont answer saying " dude get a 18WLS"
2008-06-13 by tmeade1974
Ross, The description of the 222e on the Buchla website is pretty clear about the panel arrangements for the 222e. The spacial sensor goes on the top boat, with the tactile unit directly below it on the bottom boat. You would definitely not want the sensor unit on your extra 4 bo
2008-06-12 by Kai Franz
Thank YOU !!!! ----- Original Message ---- From: mritenburg To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 7:11:06 PM Subject: [200e] Re: 200e Patch Book Kai, Here is the answer to your private request. I posted it for the group so others can benefit. Easel Manual http://
2008-06-12 by mritenburg
Kai, Here is the answer to your private request. I posted it for the group so others can benefit. Easel Manual http://www.wavemakers-synth.com/buchla/PaMtEO.pdf MARF (Buchla 248) http://rubidium.dyndns.org/~magnus/synths/companies/buchla/ For this link you will have to scroll dow
2008-06-12 by JB
As for some patch ideas you should be able to distill a few from the archive of this list. Complex patches are tedious to document... especially since we cannot share presets. 2008/6/12 mritenburg : > A great place to start is the Easel manual that floats around in PDF > form. Go
2008-06-11 by mritenburg
A great place to start is the Easel manual that floats around in PDF form. Google it. Also, the MARF manual floats around in PDF. Another good source. --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, Kai Franz wrote: > Most of the time i just rebuild some patches from a patchbook to > understand the
2008-06-11 by Kai Franz
Most of the time i just rebuild some patches from a patchbook to understand the system my new synthesizer / modular system. I wonder if any of you can show me some simple 200e patches. Thanks Kai [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-06-09 by JB
the plates covers boat to boat wiring, maybe they found that the wood gets too thin after all in the WLS cabinets. The plywood cabs has it but they also had thinner sides. 2008/6/9 joe Pascarell : > same here.... i noticed the early models had the plates on the side , but mine do
2008-06-09 by joe Pascarell
same here.... i noticed the early models had the plates on the side , but mine does not .... hmmm...... i like the autographed blank ... great idea! joe Richard Lainhart wrote: Nice! What are the metal plates on the side of the cabinets? Mine doesn't have them. > THANK YOU DON !!
2008-06-09 by cellabbee
well, if I can do it -- anybody can. I shifted several modules around in my system, with the help of several members here who posted tips. everything is working fine so I guess all good. In fact, I happen to have got this thing making the most incredible multi-layered ambience no
2008-06-09 by Richard Lainhart
Nice! What are the metal plates on the side of the cabinets? Mine doesn't have them. > THANK YOU DON !!! > > http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3004/2564357222_536930709a_b_d.jpg Richard Lainhart http://www.otownmedia.com http://www.downloadplatform.com/richard_lainhart http://www.vi
2008-06-09 by Richard Lainhart
The 18 WLS is just slightly over 27 inches wide. > also i am soon to order an 18 WLS just wondering how the buchla length > compares to the jp8? i assume the jp8 is longer Richard Lainhart http://www.otownmedia.com http://www.downloadplatform.com/richard_lainhart http://www.vimeo
2008-06-09 by JB
oh, yet another arrangement for locking the cabinet... interesting 2008/6/9 Kai Franz : > THANK YOU DON !!! > > http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3004/2564357222_536930709a_b_d.jpg > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > --------------------------------
2008-06-09 by amnesia
nice photo any more photos? what does it say on the blank panel? also i am soon to order an 18 WLS just wondering how the buchla length compares to the jp8? i assume the jp8 is longer Ross Kai Franz wrote: > > THANK YOU DON !!! > > http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3004/2564357222_5
2008-06-09 by Kai Franz
THANK YOU DON !!! http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3004/2564357222_536930709a_b_d.jpg [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-06-06 by Chris Muir
On Jun 6, 2008, at 5:10 AM, nicholas_kent wrote: > If I get a 12 or 18 cabinet intending to fill it over time, are the > mentioned 3 modules user installable? Each of them has a circuit board that mounts on the back panel. The cut-outs are already in the panel, so it shouldn't be
2008-06-06 by JB
I have moved around my 227e and 225e several times, no problems. I cannot say about the 222e but i assume it wouldn't be a problem. 2008/6/6 nicholas_kent : > >> The only exceptions to this are that some modules have other >> connections to to connectors on the back of a boat. Mo
2008-06-06 by nicholas_kent
> The only exceptions to this are that some modules have other > connections to to connectors on the back of a boat. Modules that have > this sort of extra connection include the 227e, the 225e, and the 222e. I have question regarding my own system plans. If I get a 12 or 18 cabi
2008-06-04 by rick
its a DC supply (+12volts) unplugging might be good but I seriously doubt the DC is gunan bite you.. figured that ground wire was kinda handy --- On Wed, 6/4/08, tmeade1974 wrote: From: tmeade1974 Subject: [200e] Re: moving modules within 12 or 18 systems - ? To: 200e@yahoogroups
2008-06-04 by tmeade1974
--- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, rick wrote: > I dont think anyone has said it yet cause its kinda > obvious.. however.. its a good plan to turn off the > system before you attempt swapping modules around.. Probably best to unplug the system. Even when the power is off, there is stil
2008-06-04 by rick
> All true. The "long green piece" slides on to > fingers on the edge of > the "buss board". Just pull it in the plane of the > buss board, and it > should slide off fairly easily. The green edge > connector is keyed, so > you can't plug it in backwards. > I dont think anyone has
2008-06-04 by Chris Muir
On Jun 4, 2008, at 9:07 AM, Dhymitruy Bouryiotis wrote: > thanks guys -- so the plug is the long green piece the wires attach > too, and can be un-plugged easily/safely? Then plugged back into the > buss at new position (I plan to move module to a different boat, > otherwise the
2008-06-04 by Dhymitruy Bouryiotis
thanks guys -- so the plug is the long green piece the wires attach too, and can be un-plugged easily/safely? Then plugged back into the buss at new position (I plan to move module to a different boat, otherwise the wires might just be long enough to leave plugged in )? So can th
2008-06-04 by Chris Muir
On Jun 4, 2008, at 3:33 AM, cellabbee wrote: > What next? DIsattach those wires and re-attach to new position? Or > does the whole unit > unplug? Anyone know?? I'm guessing that the module you unscrewed was at the right side of your case. Am I right? Those wires are terminated in
2008-06-04 by don hassler
I think you should be able to just unseat wiring connector that extends from your 291e and connects to your cabinet's buss board. --- On Wed, 6/4/08, cellabbee wrote: > From: cellabbee > Subject: [200e] moving modules within 12 or 18 systems - ? > To: 200e@yahoogroups.com > Date:
2008-06-04 by cellabbee
I saw a few posts where members referred to moving modules into different places as "pretty easy" (with a few exceptions). I would like to re-position several modules so I have unscrewed the faceplate on 291e and I see there is a series of wires coming out and attaching to the in
2008-06-03 by ezra buchla
hey john so are the 292e velocity inputs working at all? bear in mind that the gate inputs have to be patched up as well... the actual amplitude is kinda like (knob OR gate input) AND (velocity input if patched, or internal velocity from MIDI) the activity indicator LED on th 292
2008-05-31 by soma_studios
Greets, I am having trouble getting this feature to work, even though everything else appears to be functioning as expected. MIDI notes and pulses pass through to the 261s and 281s, no problem. Another strange thing is that the purple activity LEDs on the 292s flash, even the rem
2008-05-31 by jjsynth
Ok, thank you for the explanation. One more question though: how does gate work? is a gate that rises to 10V and stays there sufficient for triggering and gating an evenlope with sustain? I guess I would lose the possiblity to retrigger a sustained envelope but apart from that, w
2008-05-29 by ezra buchla
hm... i think i said that backwards in the old post. it was true for whatever i was actually looking at, which may have been an original 281, or maybe some weird flavor of 249e. BUT the 200e spec says that pulses are triggered on the rising edge of the 10v transient pulse. (lo ->
2008-05-29 by ezra buchla
on this group, we are generally talking about 200e modules... the 281e reads pulse inputs digitally. it uses a built-in comparator on the cpu. my guess is that it will trigger on lo-hi transitions, but i have neither a datasheet nor a module in front of me t confirm that. eb On T
2008-05-29 by Mark Verbos
Serge spec calls for a 5 volt gate. That said, there are some modules that just shoot a comparator to the positive rail and call it a gate, like the middle of a SSG. However, in the case of a TKB you would most likely have to mod it to send out a hotter gate. Mark --- In 200e@yah
2008-05-29 by ezra buchla
what you're saying is generally true on the 200e as well. you should get an OR- like behavior with stacked pulses. but the post you're quoting was talking about cv's, and wondering if they sum on inputs, which they do not. yasi's post from 2005 remains relevant: http://launch.gro
2008-05-29 by jjsynth
falling edge: that i extrapolated from a post by ezra buchla (msg #618) where he explains about pulses used for clocking a sequencer. he wrote: ... you could also use an analog pulse as a clock any voltage with a (>=10v) -> ( wrote: > > Who said Buchlas trigger on the falling edg
2008-05-29 by Mark Verbos
Is this correct? I can't speak definitively on the 200e, but in the original 200, generally (not always!) trigger outputs are a diode hanging in space. That means that they can be plugged together as a passive OR. In other words they can all stack on an input. That is true of the
2008-05-29 by Mark Verbos
Who said Buchlas trigger on the falling edge of a trigger? A 281 has a switch to select between AD and AR responses. What's happening when that switch is thrown is that the level is being shifted so that the input comparator is responding to either the 10 volt spike at the beginn
2008-05-28 by jjsynth
hello, after reading most of the posts in the archive I've come to understand that the falling edge of a pulse with a max level > 10V serves as a trigger (leading me to believe that this trigger pulse must have a very short duration). Has anyone in the group successfully triggere
2008-05-28 by cellabbee
hey, I finally got some decent speakers -- KRK VXT4's (4 of 'em), which are so much better than my crappy stereo and more than excellent for my apartment. I can finally hear what this 200e can do (I have an 8-module system). I am satisfied with the sounds it makes -- they are ple
2008-05-22 by cray5656
hi all Has anyone bought a 12WLS and then an extra 4 boat for the MDKIP? thats what I would like to do othr wise i will have a 18WLS that will have 4 blank spots and i really cant afford anymore. Shame they dont make 15WLS
2008-05-21 by ezra buchla
correction: the latest 291e firmware (v. 9) has a separate interpolation flag for each parameter at each stage. On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 1:54 PM, ezra buchla wrote: > each stage has a flag to specify interpolation or the lack thereof for > all parameters when moving to that stage.
2008-05-21 by ezra buchla
each stage has a flag to specify interpolation or the lack thereof for all parameters when moving to that stage. On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 1:48 PM, jjsynth wrote: > Hi, > > one more question about the 291e: does the internal sequencer allow > only for smooth transitions of the para
2008-05-21 by jjsynth
Hi, one more question about the 291e: does the internal sequencer allow only for smooth transitions of the parameters when moving from one step to another or is it also possible to have abrupt changes? Thank you for your help, j
2008-05-18 by jjsynth
I have some Serge panels and it would be nice to interface these with Buchla modules but it seems as if there is always the need of some kind of conversion to interface a Buchla with e.g. a Serge or ASys. I would like to try the Buchla way of doing things and it would be great to
2008-05-17 by don hassler
It could handle gating, though not nearly as effectively as the 292e. Plus the cost difference between the 4 boat & 6 is only 50.00. --- On Fri, 5/16/08, synpro@aol.com wrote: > From: synpro@aol.com > Subject: [200e] Re: Advice sought: configuration of a very small 4 panel space
2008-05-16 by synpro@aol.com
On the small 4 pane system...what about... 261 Osc 291 Morph Filter 281 Quad Function 266 SOU I like random stuff and the 291appears to be able to provide dual duty?handle amplitude output?gating as well as filtering, yes? Thanks! Andrew [Non-text portions of this message have be