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2008-04-10 by JB
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/oneosconeknob.mp3 By the way, i'll probably be selling my Lightning II in case someone is
2008-04-10 by 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. Normally, you use the black edit knob to select a stage, then you press the buttons which correspond to the values and functions you need a
2008-04-10 by cray5656
photos?
2008-04-09 by matthew carpenter
That's great to hear -- Enjoy! Matt On 4/9/08, Dhymitruy Bouryiotis wrote: > > hey Matt, thanks for encouragement, I would have to figure out how to > record off (or on) computer but I did get some nice ambient drones > happening . > > the 261 seems fine. I'm not a musician so wa
2008-04-09 by Dhymitruy Bouryiotis
hey Matt, thanks for encouragement, I would have to figure out how to record off (or on) computer but I did get some nice ambient drones happening . the 261 seems fine. I'm not a musician so wasn't looking for critical sound criteria, any loss the contrilof control is a bummer I
2008-04-09 by matthew carpenter
I would LOVE to hear some samples of your first experiments... Some of us need to live vicariously... ;) Also, since you have one of the latest to roll off the line, I'm curious to know if there have been any improvements to the 261e's behavior as discussed last week on this list
2008-04-09 by cellabbee
well kids, I received my 200e and am totally thrilled. It is an amazing synthesizer and suits my approach to electroinc music. I found it very 'intuitive" to use as well. And I already need more patchcords! I was in Californai and so got it directly from DB. he was very accomodat
2008-04-09 by matrix
Funny, I thought they were different videos. When I checked out the Lecture Session link and heard the comment on the video, I searched for it and found the Acid Test page with the transcript. I was in such a hurry I assumed it was a different, previous interview. It's actually t
2008-04-08 by A C
On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 3:30 PM, Don Buchla wrote: > Joe, > > The red lights indicate that you're close to the edge of a quantized value. Stay green to avoid uncertainty. > > Don > > buchlajoe wrote: Hi. Perhaps someone can explain something for me. > > When editing the quantize f
2008-04-08 by Don Buchla
Joe, The red lights indicate that you're close to the edge of a quantized value. Stay green to avoid uncertainty. Don buchlajoe wrote: Hi. Perhaps someone can explain something for me. When editing the quantize function on my 250e , i choose between l.e.d. off (no quant) and l.e.
2008-04-08 by amnesia
yes I have tried to get them onto my computer with no luck, mp3 is easy matrix wrote: > > Are you talking about video for the Acid Tests or the Lecture Session? > > cheers, > > matrix > > http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com > > From: 200e@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:200e@yahoogroups.co
2008-04-08 by Fred Weed
From: 200e@yahoogroups.com [mailto:200e@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of JB Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2008 9:10 AM To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [200e] 250e question I _think_ it means that the knob setting does not entirely match the quantized value. Green means it matches.
2008-04-08 by Chris Muir
--- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "Chris Muir" wrote: > I always thought that the colors referenced port (red, left) and starboard (green, right). > > I thought that off meant that the knob and value matched, and that the color indicated > whether you were to the port or starboard sid
2008-04-08 by Chris Muir
--- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, JB wrote: > I _think_ it means that the knob setting does not entirely match the > quantized value. Green means it matches. I always thought that the colors referenced port (red, left) and starboard (green, right). I thought that off meant that the kn
2008-04-08 by matrix
Are you talking about video for the Acid Tests or the Lecture Session? cheers, matrix http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com From: 200e@yahoogroups.com [mailto:200e@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of cray5656 Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2008 12:08 AM To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Subject: [200e] Re:
2008-04-08 by JB
I _think_ it means that the knob setting does not entirely match the quantized value. Green means it matches. jb 2008/4/8, buchlajoe : > Hi. Perhaps someone can explain something for me. > When editing the quantize function on my 250e , i choose > between l.e.d. off (no quant) an
2008-04-08 by buchlajoe
Hi. Perhaps someone can explain something for me. When editing the quantize function on my 250e , i choose between l.e.d. off (no quant) and l.e.d. green (quant on). Then i leave edit mode , and when the sequencer is running i get a red l.e.d. on some steps. what is the meaning o
2008-04-08 by matrix
Found another one on the site: http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/TUTORS.9.0.html?act_session=450 cheers, matrix http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com From: 200e@yahoogroups.com [mailto:200e@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of joe Pascarell Sent: Monday, April 07, 2008 8:34 PM To: 200e@yahoo
2008-04-08 by cray5656
has anyone worked out how to download the videos? I have tried to watch one but it cuts out the sound goes , its basically a small nightmare...Id much rather download the whoole thing and watch it anytime.
2008-04-08 by joe Pascarell
wow ... great stuff! joe cray5656 wrote: http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/PODCASTS.132.0.html enjoy --------------------------------- You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost. [Non-text portions of this message have been rem
2008-04-08 by cray5656
http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/PODCASTS.132.0.html enjoy
2008-04-07 by Don Buchla
Hi Roger, If you're sure the LED's blown, its probably a simple fix. Good luck Don Buchla "roger.barret" wrote: I bought a pair of 259e's second hand. The led for the mod osc is burned out on one of modules. Is this a simple fix? ------------------------------------ Yahoo! Groups
2008-04-07 by roger.barret
I appreciate your response. I'm assuming the LED is blown because the module seems completely operational otherwise. Your response, however, has caused me to question that assumption. Beyond checking the pins of the LED for the proper voltage, is there a simple method for determi
2008-04-07 by roger.barret
I bought a pair of 259e's second hand. The led for the mod osc is burned out on one of modules. Is this a simple fix?
2008-04-07 by wiardmodular
Thanks so much for your in depth review. I can't wait to get my hands on the one I ordered. I'm delighted to hear the ring controllers have such a smooth response. Using them on stage should be quite dramatic! Chris
2008-04-06 by Chris Muir
The 200e, in any cabinet size, is not going to work on your lap. It's also worth noting that an 18 module 200e is not too far off the size of a Minimoog Voyager. Minimoog Voyager: 30.5" Wide X 18" Deep X 12" High (when fully upright). 200e: 27.5" Wide X 18" Deep X 14" High (when
2008-04-06 by tmeade1974
Ah, so after a private inquiry based on my last post (re:222e) I need to clarify one of my comments in regards to the "smoothness" of the keys and rings. I don't know the resolution of the sensors, but yes, there are some incremental shifts if you sweep a key over the full range.
2008-04-06 by tmeade1974
I LOVE it! I never tried a Thunder or Lighting, so I cannot compare it to those. It is extremely flexible, which is why I recommended to the original poster that he get a 225e. That said, the interface is really intuitive. Basically, there is a page that lets you assign keys to t
2008-04-06 by joe Pascarell
hi ross i would add a 227e and a 210e my two cents joe cray5656 wrote: Hi all As I see only one person so far has a 222e I have been thinking that maybe I would not buy that module straight away and instead buy other modules. I am still trying to work out if I should get the 18WL
2008-04-06 by cray5656
Hi all As I see only one person so far has a 222e I have been thinking that maybe I would not buy that module straight away and instead buy other modules. I am still trying to work out if I should get the 18WLS or 12WLS. The 12 seems like I will be able to sit in the lounge room
2008-04-04 by Richard Lainhart
In fact, they cannot, and the entry is incorrect. I tried it early on with my system. You can mult a CV on output by stacking jacks, but you can't sum them on input by stacking. > > Is this true? Can control voltages and/or triggers be stacked at > input > > in the 200e? > > I di
2008-04-04 by Chris Muir
On Apr 4, 2008, at 11:56 AM, Matt Carpenter wrote: > Is this true? Can control voltages and/or triggers be stacked at input > in the 200e? I didn't notice this part. I don't think that that's true, at least I've never done it.. Chris Muir cbm@well.com http://www.xfade.com
2008-04-04 by matthew carpenter
Thanks for your thoughts. I'm interested in the 261e on its own terms, FM performance notwithstanding, and felt that the page could use an overhaul or, at least, some discussion. Maybe the ZOe will go some way towards giving you the FM of your dreams in this form factor? A couple
2008-04-04 by Chris Muir
I've done some minor editing on that Wiki entry. I agree that there is some bias in the page. It seems like the person who wrote a lot of it had never used a 200e. Some of it seems to be influenced by the Sound on Sound review, in which the reviewer was trying to review the 200e
2008-04-04 by matthew carpenter
Yes, that's true. The entry has a bias towards keyboard-oriented performance, as well, it seems and some of the 'work-arounds' are more like trying to force the system to conform to a different school of thought, entirely. On 4/4/08, don hassler wrote: > > The phrase that include
2008-04-04 by don hassler
The phrase that includes"...pleasing FM tone," is a red flag for me. I understand what the author is attempting to state, but by introducing that degree of subjectivity immediately imposes a certain bias. --- Matt Carpenter wrote: > I don't know how many of you have read this or
2008-04-04 by Matt Carpenter
Another quick question. The Wikipedia entry states this: Since control voltages sum when banana plugs are combined, tremelo can be added to circuits that already have both level and velocity assigned without using an additional dynamics control circuit. Is this true? Can control
2008-04-04 by Matt Carpenter
I don't know how many of you have read this or are aware of its existence but there's an entry for the 200e on Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/200e A few shortcomings and work-arounds are mentioned which I'd like some updates or clarifications on, if possible. I just thou
2008-04-03 by wiardmodular
"tmeade1974" wrote: > > I have a 222e You are the first person I've noticed on this list to post that they actually have a 222e in hand. I hope this means they are starting to roll off the assembly line. Curious what your impressions are of the module. How easy is it to program?
2008-04-02 by luther rochester
James Loftin wrote: > Does anyone know how to order this module? I emailed Cyndustries and have received no reply. Are they not taking orders anymore? > Thanks, > James According to a post on AH, Cynthia has been down with the flu. -- ./luther
2008-04-02 by James Loftin
Does anyone know how to order this module? I emailed Cyndustries and have received no reply. Are they not taking orders anymore? Thanks, James ____________________________________________________________________________________ You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one
2008-04-02 by tmeade1974
I have a 222e and I'd say that if you are interested in one you will definitely want the 18WLS. I started with a 6 boat and swore I'd never be able to afford more but I've only got 2 spaces left on the 18WLS and I don't even have a 227e. I know it won't be long before I find myse
2008-04-02 by matthew carpenter
Anyone in the Washington, DC metro area with some 200e that wouldn't mind giving a demo, etc.? Matt On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 12:32 PM, ispeakhopelandic wrote: > reed had his serge panels modified to work with buchla level cv and > pulses. within the 200 series there are different p
2008-04-02 by Chris Muir
On Mar 28, 2008, at 1:33 AM, amnesia wrote: > I thought about the 225e but I dont care if I cant save patches. So I > didn't bother with it. > And you don't care about firmware updates, or MIDI control? > I already have about 9 Plan B , Livewire ,Doepfer modules still to get > so
2008-04-02 by ispeakhopelandic
reed had his serge panels modified to work with buchla level cv and pulses. within the 200 series there are different pulse output levels and shapes, not that it's directly pertinent, just in for your information. --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, Chris Muir wrote: > > > On Mar 28, 20
2008-04-01 by Don Buchla
Chris, The price covers the boats. power supply, distributors, and lamps. Don cray5656 wrote: the price of say a 18WLS power cabinet, do you then need to buy the boats that go into it? or is it $1900 for the cabinet and then you just buy the modules to put in? -------------------
2008-04-01 by da108@telus.net
well, the 12 boat is more cute...! aside from that, personally I am getting the 12-boat, with 10 panels filled (and have Cyndustries upcoming ZOe on order as well), and I feel more than sure it will be PLENTY for just me to learn and make noises for years to come. yet having said
2008-04-01 by cray5656
I am still waying up if its worth getting the larger 18WLS or stay with a compact 12WLS. I am thinking about the 222e to cover the bottom row Just wondering how many of you Buchla owners have the 222e or will get one in the future....Should I be using the 222e space for something
2008-03-30 by �
are you sure they don't mean the A100 SOU (modules) ? I doubt buchla would discontinue that module as long as systems are selling and it appears from all the chatter lately that they are selling well. joe Pascarell wrote: i have no info on this , but i would highly doubt that tha
2008-03-30 by joe Pascarell
i have no info on this , but i would highly doubt that that is true amnesia wrote: Hi all Just read a comment over at Doepfer forum that the SOU is to be discontinued? Is this true? why? What is coming out to replace it? > > --------------------------------- You rock. That's why