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2008-04-21 by Kai Franz
Hi, i am trying to reach Don for the last 2 weeks. Anyone know if he is in Holiday? I just love to check if my system get ready in Time. :-) ____________________________________________________________________________________ Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Ya
2008-04-21 by ezra buchla
you won't find any parts lists in the manual... but i agree that some public documentation would be helpful. i think the wikipedia entry is a pretty good place for this because it can be added to by anyone with some time on their hands, and can be screened for accuracy. On 4/20/0
2008-04-20 by roger.barret
Since the 259e is discontinued, could you share your documentation for people like me who bought our modules second hand? Also, what about parts lists, test procedures, calibaration? > although we are not distributing digital copies of "our" manual, there is nothing to stop anyon
2008-04-20 by ezra buchla
well, i mention it because some of the more memorable buchla manuals in the past have come from interested users (e.g. david rosenboom on the easel, keith mcmillan on the thunder). and hey, it's the 2000's now... it's a lot easier for any *informed* person to produce and share do
2008-04-20 by zaum
I received the Gold book when I bought my Serge and no, the Buchla doc I've read belonging to a 200e owner is nothing like it. For those unfamiliar, "An Introduction to the Serge Modular Music System" by Rich Gold et al is about 110 pages of illustrated concepts and tutorials wri
2008-04-20 by ezra buchla
hey guys please feel more than free to update the wikipedia page to make it more useful. i have a feeling that this would be a good idea; maybe i'll tak a crack at it myself if i ever get a spare moment. although we are not distributing digital copies of "our" manual, there is no
2008-04-20 by mritenburg
Until a manual is available what would you like to know? --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, synpro@... wrote: > >I'd especially like to know about Morph Filter and the Arbitrary Function Generator etc
2008-04-20 by synpro@aol.com
I for one would like to be able to read more in depth about the 200e prior to purchase and would happily pay for a printed manual. There are some functions at this juncture that I would assume a very stable and intrinsic to the modules that won't "go away" even if new things are
2008-04-19 by mritenburg
I'm not familiar with the Serge Gold Book so I can't give you a comparison. I do find the 200e manual to very deep; and quite terse at the same time. From my point of view, the great thing about the 200e is that the majority of the features are obvious and intuitive. I found the
2008-04-19 by amnesia
Hi all I can wait to get the manual when i buy, no probs :-) Is it as in depth as say the Serge Gold book?
2008-04-19 by JB
yeah, you can't close the cab with them in. But don't forget to use other cv sources to control 292 and use the 281 for other stuff than enveloping... With the stackable you always have the option of the latter anyway. Don't let them stick in there :-) jb 2008/4/19, Richard Lainh
2008-04-19 by mcb, inc.
On Sat, 19 Apr 2008, mritenburg wrote: > If there is something in particular you would like to know, I can > probably answer your question. But, I can't give you a copy of the > manual. As far as I know, it is not circulated in electronic format. Question for people with a manual
2008-04-19 by amnesia
can i get a copy of the 200e manual before buying the modular? > >
2008-04-19 by joe Pascarell
from the 200e manual ..... "Control voltage inputs are generally black, sometimes grey. C.V. outputs are generally blue , sometimes violet , and occasionally green. Pulse inputs are always orange - outputs are invariably red." cray5656 wrote: Hi all I was looking at the Buchla we
2008-04-19 by Rick
> Question for people with a manual: B&A has a tradition of giving > a free distribution grant for documentation (Easel docs, > Thunder docs). Is this still the case with the 200e manual? At this point I think Don is still revising the manual as software updates are made and unde
2008-04-19 by mritenburg
If there is something in particular you would like to know, I can probably answer your question. But, I can't give you a copy of the manual. As far as I know, it is not circulated in electronic format. --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, amnesia wrote: > > can i get a copy of the 200e m
2008-04-19 by Richard Lainhart
Yes and no - you can stack them, but I think they're tall enough to prevent the case from closing if you leave them connected. I got the shorter bars for that reason, since I leave most of the 281's outputs permanently connected to the 292's CV inputs. > These are better because
2008-04-19 by don hassler
cv in --- On Sat, 4/19/08, cray5656 wrote: > From: cray5656 > Subject: [200e] black banana and 256e > To: 200e@yahoogroups.com > Date: Saturday, April 19, 2008, 6:29 AM > Hi all > > I was looking at the Buchla web page with the "18 > panel fully loaded" > and was surprised there
2008-04-19 by JB
These are better because they are stackable: http://www.tequipment.net/Pomona1330.asp 2008/4/19, Richard Lainhart : > Here, by the way, is a source for the shorting bars: > > http://www.tequipment.net/Pomona5145.asp > > > > > > After advice I have come up with this > > http://www
2008-04-19 by cray5656
Hi all I was looking at the Buchla web page with the "18 panel fully loaded" and was surprised there was 4 VCOs and no 256e....are there many of you who dont have this? Also as I am coming from a Serge mind, I understand that Buchla have audio and voltage separate I assume blue b
2008-04-19 by Chris Muir
On Apr 18, 2008, at 5:24 PM, cray5656 wrote: > Do I still need to move one 162 over so the keyboard is more centre? Well, either that or swap the 266 and the 222 brain. Chris Muir cbm@well.com http://www.xfade.com
2008-04-19 by Richard Lainhart
Here, by the way, is a source for the shorting bars: http://www.tequipment.net/Pomona5145.asp > After advice I have come up with this > http://www.flickr.com/photos/cray5656/2424402504/sizes/o/ Richard Lainhart http://www.otownmedia.com http://www.downloadplatform.com/richard_lai
2008-04-19 by amnesia
wow i cant type today 261 cray5656 wrote: > > Ok > After advice I have come up with this > http://www.flickr.com/photos/cray5656/2424402504/sizes/o/ > > > Do I still need to move one 162 over so the keyboard is more centre? > >
2008-04-18 by synpro@aol.com
Pretty cool if you ask me...I'll take it! Andrew [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-04-18 by amnesia
oops yes 259 ispeakhopelandic wrote: > > 258 is a typo correct? > --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com , amnesia > wrote: > > > > Hi > > There will be 2x 261 and 1x 258 i hope > > > > JB wrote: > > > > > > I see only 259e in there, no 261e... may i ask why? > > > > > > 2008/4/18, cray5656
2008-04-18 by cray5656
Ok After advice I have come up with this http://www.flickr.com/photos/cray5656/2424402504/sizes/o/ Do I still need to move one 162 over so the keyboard is more centre?
2008-04-18 by ispeakhopelandic
258 is a typo correct? --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, amnesia wrote: > > Hi > There will be 2x 261 and 1x 258 i hope > > JB wrote: > > > > I see only 259e in there, no 261e... may i ask why? > > > > 2008/4/18, cray5656 >: > > > hi all > > > > > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/cray56
2008-04-18 by Chris Muir
On Apr 18, 2008, at 3:03 AM, cray5656 wrote: > When you order can you ask for models to be placed specifically? or > are they easy to move after the fact? Yes, you specify a placement of modules. They're easy to move with a few exceptions: the 225e, the 227e and the 222e. These h
2008-04-18 by Rick
something to keep in mind... from what i gather you need to center the 222e remote panel in the top row so that it is aligned in the middle of the keypad to ensure proper communication with the rings. -r
2008-04-18 by joe Pascarell
hi cray dont worry about it too much , as they are pretty easy to move around , but i would put the 266 in the top row and put the 281 and 292 next to each other with the 281 on the left. im guessing you got some 261's , but the folder you got the photos from doesnt include the 2
2008-04-18 by amnesia
Hi There will be 2x 261 and 1x 258 i hope JB wrote: > > I see only 259e in there, no 261e... may i ask why? > > 2008/4/18, cray5656 >: > > hi all > > > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/cray5656/2423070376/ > > > > > here is a pratical layout that I think will give me as clear (patc
2008-04-18 by JB
Sorry for all the spam here but one more thing. The 281e sits very conveniently on the left side of the 292e, i suppose you will use them together most of the time so i suggest that you put them that way. There is even a special shorting bar that fits exactly between these module
2008-04-18 by JB
I see only 259e in there, no 261e... may i ask why? 2008/4/18, cray5656 : > hi all > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/cray5656/2423070376/ > > here is a pratical layout that I think will give me as clear (patching > wise) system,not having to peal away leads to see what is going on
2008-04-18 by JB
One practical thing: the back panel boards for the 227 and 225 takes up some space, 227 itself is kind of slim so it will fit over the backpanel. You must have a slim module over the 225 back panel, it is located under the 222 patch panel in your illustration. I'm not sure how de
2008-04-18 by Norman Fay
Although I don't have a 200e personally, the thing that immediately leapt out would be that you'd be better placing the quad function generator and the lowpass gates side by side. If you look at the unit of the front page of Buchlas 200e site, you can see that there are small dua
2008-04-18 by cray5656
hi all http://www.flickr.com/photos/cray5656/2423070376/ here is a pratical layout that I think will give me as clear (patching wise) system,not having to peal away leads to see what is going on or to trun knobs etc...what do you think? As I have never been infront of a 200e woul
2008-04-16 by Todd Barton
Hi Matrix -- wondering if you got my "forbidden synthacon" that I sent yesterday morning? Maybe the subject of that email "forbidden" went to junk mail... best, vgermuse p.s. wow love the Cohen Buchla vid!!! --------------------------------- Be a better friend, newshound, and kno
2008-04-14 by ramechling_108
http://www.electro-music.com/article.php?t=25566 Just announced by Howard Moscovitz is this year's Festival, August 14- 16 in Kingsport, Tennessee. Hope to meet some of you.
2008-04-12 by Jan-Hinnerk.Helms@t-online.de
Mark wrote: >I shipped a package to him a month ago and it was returned. >I haven't heard any response >from him during this time. He wanted to buy a filterbank from me in January, the deal dragged along for 3 month until he stopped responding. Neither money nor goods changed han
2008-04-11 by Mark Verbos
I shipped a package to him a month ago and it was returned. I haven't heard any response from him during this time. Mark
2008-04-11 by roger.barret
WOW! It worked. And the jitter is gone. That's awesome. I appreciate your help. Also, I appreciate the other responses I received. Thank you all! --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "tmeade1974" wrote: > You can expect a small bit of offset from the "fm in" knob but if > it seems a like
2008-04-11 by tmeade1974
Hi Roger, I can't answer the questions about the reversed wires (I think you'll have to call b&a), but I might there is a procedure for calibrating the "fm in" knob on the principal osc. You can expect a small bit of offset from the "fm in" knob but if it seems a like a lot, turn
2008-04-11 by roger.barret
I meant to say "I'm sorry for posing more technical questions."
2008-04-11 by roger.barret
I'm for posing more technical questions, but I understand Buchla and Associates does not support 2nd hand modules. I reported before that I have a pair of 259e modules. One module is misbehaving and one is good. I notice that the black and brown wires that connect to noisy and qu
2008-04-11 by joe Pascarell
nice! very very nice thank you joe JB wrote: DAMN - this was good news! I haven't noticed before. This will save me hours of my life, thank you! 2008/4/10, ringmod45 : > > Hi Everyone, > > Speaking of the 250e, here is a tip I gleaned from the manual of the > original Model 248 M
2008-04-11 by Dhymitruy Bouryiotis
it's gone with the wind now.... On 10-Apr-08, at 5:32 PM, RSA wrote: > can we hear it? ; ) > > cheers, > RSA > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: cellabbee > To: 200e@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2008 7:28:45 PM > Subject: [200e] beginner's luck > > like most ne
2008-04-11 by RSA
can we hear it? ; ) cheers, RSA ----- Original Message ---- From: cellabbee To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2008 7:28:45 PM Subject: [200e] beginner's luck like most new owners, I just set the 200e up and started experimenting. and just the second time I had it
2008-04-10 by cellabbee
like most new owners, I just set the 200e up and started experimenting. and just the second time I had it on I stumbled into a patch that was so amazing and incredible, it unequivocally demonstrated just how brilliant and advanced this machine is. It blew my mind the way the 200e
2008-04-10 by JB
DAMN - this was good news! I haven't noticed before. This will save me hours of my life, thank you! 2008/4/10, ringmod45 : > > Hi Everyone, > > Speaking of the 250e, here is a tip I gleaned from the manual of the > original Model 248 MARF and works perfectly with the 250e. Normal
2008-04-10 by Matt Carpenter
That was great, Johan, thanks! --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, JB wrote: > > I did a funny patch with just one osc (259e), no filters, but a 297 is > used. 250e is used a lot. I am only turning one knob during the > recording, guess which :) > > http://randomvoltage.com/mp3/oneoscon