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2006-10-22 by ezra buchla
this one thing sturck me as a little off-base: > > > If I were you, I would not use the cv in - I would rely on the MIDI > > > input for controlling the 200e with the Continuum Fingerboard. Using > > > the CV in will be like the olden days with the 200 series - constantly > > > r
2006-10-22 by JB
The 297 is a great phaser. I don't have any standard examples handy i am sorry. But here is a fun example where the 297 is the only source of the sounds: http://www.synthi.se/buchla/Resonance.mp3 It can self oscillate in certain settings and this can be triggered by using a LFO a
2006-10-22 by JB
I added my 227e after about 6 months with a small system and it surprisingly "opened up" the sound a lot. The possibility to position sounds and controlling movements together with timbre is great. A dull static timbre can be interesting if it is moving. It is made so that you ea
2006-10-21 by Gary Chang
thanks for the correction, Ed. Lippold hadn't mentioned this feature, but it makes sense. But without a 1.2v/oct scaled output on the 259e or 261e, it puts us back in the days of tuning insanity every time you go to do something. gary Edmund Eagan wrote: > > The Continuum Voltage
2006-10-21 by Chris Muir
At 6:48 AM +0000 10/21/06, code842 wrote: >hello, since i use my 200e system only stereo, i wonder how much sense >it makes to acquire the 227e. i have the impression, it's a terrific >module for 4 channel setups, but i'm not sure how much it brings in a >2 channel setup. >can pl
2006-10-21 by Edmund Eagan
The Continuum Voltage Converter has adjustable scaling, and one of the presets Haken Audio plans to have available out of the box is 1.2v/octave, so it should work perfectly with Buchla oscillators. Output voltage ranges on the CVC are factory customizable within the voltage limi
2006-10-21 by Gary Chang
These samples are hilarious! They would make great "music on hold" loops for the home phone! (Just think of all of the "I think that there is something wrong with your phone" comments that you would get!!!) gary "ezra buchla" wrote: >> broke my BW quota > > > har har > > > > > >
2006-10-21 by Gary Chang
Alex, I don't have the 200e, but I do have a CF, and I love it. With the CVC box, it will allow a person for the first time in a long time to use Subotnick's "player piano" technique of overdubbing many passes of expression to make a sound more animated. (Mort's technique employe
2006-10-21 by code842
hello, since i use my 200e system only stereo, i wonder how much sense it makes to acquire the 227e. i have the impression, it's a terrific module for 4 channel setups, but i'm not sure how much it brings in a 2 channel setup. can please somebody comment? thanks
2006-10-20 by Alex Pi
Ok, thanks. I had my Modcan modular in mind, which has separate cv in, and 1v/oct inputs that confused me. Speaking of Modcan, I have two quad bandpass filters in this format, which reminds me of the Buchla 296 Programmable Spectral Processor. A reissue of this module for the 200
2006-10-20 by Bryan Carrigan
Good lord, 54 self oscillating bandpass filters... yeah, please post that one if you get a chance. you could make a half decent cv additive synth with that setup. I'd love to hear some of the 297 examples as well and not just freak out stuff but some basic phasing and of course w
2006-10-20 by Bryan Carrigan
yes, it's the jack / pot labeled "cv in" just below the large freq knobs of each section. If the continuum will output 1.2 volt/oct, just patch it to the cv in and turn the knob to almost full right, then you can fine adjust the scaling with the little trim pot. On Oct 20, 2006,
2006-10-20 by Richard Lainhart
Certainly. I believe it's 1.2 v/octave - please correct me if I'm wrong. The input is a banana jack, so you'll need a 1/4"-to-banana cable to interface the Continuum convertor with the Buchla, but they're readily available and easy to make. >Does the 261e has v/oct input to contr
2006-10-20 by Alex Pi
Hello Does the 261e has v/oct input to control pitch? I can't seem to find anything about this on the web. I am planning my setup with the continuum fingerboard, and hakenaudio will release a very high resolution CV to MIDI converter with variable v/oct.
2006-10-19 by ezra buchla
there are all kinds of modules in there. i recorded a few seconds or minutes of every system i checked out. it's pure 200e, pretty random patches, no specific intentions... one of the weirder sounds in there is a 227 mounted backwards and played with fingers and a flashlight. try
2006-10-19 by r_a_quirk
Some of these clips were very interesting, not the nice shimmers I usually associate with wavetable synths. what other modules were used in these recordings? cheers Richard --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "ezra buchla" wrote: > > har har > > http://emb.freeshell.net/14830767.mp3 htt
2006-10-18 by mritenburg
Sure, feel free. --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "matrix" wrote: > > Hi, mind if I put this up on Matrixsynth? > > cheers, > matrix > http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com >
2006-10-18 by matrix
Sorry about that. I didn't mean to spam the group. I'll be more careful with this in the future. For what it's worth people not on the list are getting exposed to the 200e and are starting to see the light. The demos coming in are absolutely amazing. cheers, matrix http://matrixs
2006-10-18 by matrix
Hi, mind if I put this up on Matrixsynth? cheers, matrix http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com ____________________________ ----- Original Message ----- From: mritenburg To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2006 7:07 PM Subject: [200e] Example 225e, 249e, 259e Those of y
2006-10-18 by mritenburg
Those of you on the AH list are possibly famililar with this. http://www.la-belle-aurore.com/audio/20060218_buchla.mp3
2006-10-17 by matrix
Thanks. Post is up. I also put up a separate post on your website. I haven't been there before. cheers, matrix http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com ____________________________ ----- Original Message ----- From: JB To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, October 16, 2006 3:00 PM Subjec
2006-10-17 by reei3
Hi I'm looking to rack my Buchla 3 boat system into a 19" rack. I know this is possible because it's an option on the site, but can anybody give me more info? What kind of rack ears do I need and will I need to get them directly from Don? It seems this should be easy enough, but
2006-10-16 by JB
http://www.synthi.se/buchla/sweepy.mp3 The 291e is doing all the timbre modulation here. Just two oscillators (259e & 261e) mixed into the 'all in'. I've set some stages in the internal sequencer and i am morphing the seq with CV. I took each of the three nodes out separately to
2006-10-16 by Bryan Carrigan
Very nice. 2 weeks... Sounds like you're learning it pretty quickly. I have a similar one arriving soon hopefully so this just makes the anticipation even more painful, thanks ; ) Hey, does anyone have a sample with all 3 nodes of the 291e doing a med to slow morph between stages
2006-10-16 by Chris Muir
At 8:22 AM -0700 10/16/06, Todd Barton wrote: >p.s. I really enjoyed your koto-esk stylin's in "Spinnish". That was a couple sections of the 256e controlling the amount of fluctuating random pitch modulation based on a stored random voltage and an envelope. No human intervention
2006-10-16 by matrix
I also linked to them here: http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2006/10/buchla-200e-sample-by-ezra-buchlahtml cheers, matrix http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com ____________________________ ----- Original Message ----- From: Chris Muir To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, October 16, 2
2006-10-16 by Todd Barton
p.s. I really enjoyed your koto-esk stylin's in "Spinnish". Chris Muir wrote: At 2:25 PM -0700 10/15/06, RSA wrote: >all the songs/samples I've heard have only used the 259e. are there any recordings out there that have the 261e? I just put up a page with some 200e noodles that u
2006-10-16 by Todd Barton
Ezra -- thanks for the industrial smpls! Now that is wonderfully harsh. ezra buchla wrote: broke my BW quota On 10/15/06, don hassler wrote: > > These are brilliant, but for some reason now I'm > getting redirected to lonestar. > Keep the 259e alive please! > Don Hassler > > ---
2006-10-16 by Todd Barton
Hello Chris -- Many thanks for sharing your explorations! Nice variety and helps give me a better feel for the 261e, first time I've heard them -- good and warm. Chris Muir wrote: At 2:25 PM -0700 10/15/06, RSA wrote: >all the songs/samples I've heard have only used the 259e. are
2006-10-16 by vgermuse
Here are a few more brief samples from the 259e: http://homepage.mac.com/bartonmusic/buchla200eStuff/
2006-10-16 by Chris Muir
At 2:25 PM -0700 10/15/06, RSA wrote: >all the songs/samples I've heard have only used the 259e. are there any recordings out there that have the 261e? I just put up a page with some 200e noodles that use the 261e: http://www.xfade.com/Buchla -C -- Chris Muir | "There are many fu
2006-10-16 by JB
In my opinion the 259e is a very good complement to the 261e. I think it will be missed. The 259e sure can be harshly digital sounding but it can be very sweet too, it a way the 261e can't. A wavetable editing feature would make it even more attractive. The audio rate FM quality
2006-10-16 by ezra buchla
broke my BW quota On 10/15/06, don hassler wrote: > > These are brilliant, but for some reason now I'm > getting redirected to lonestar. > Keep the 259e alive please! > Don Hassler > > --- ezra buchla > wrote: > > > har har > > > > http://emb.freeshell.net/14830767.mp3 > > http:/
2006-10-16 by don hassler
These are brilliant, but for some reason now I'm getting redirected to lonestar. Keep the 259e alive please! Don Hassler --- ezra buchla wrote: > har har > > http://emb.freeshell.net/14830767.mp3 > http://emb.freeshell.net/14832042.mp3 > http://emb.freeshell.net/14833198.mp3 > ht
2006-10-16 by RSA
i assumed it was the 259e ----- Original Message ---- From: ezra buchla To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2006 6:17:10 PM Subject: Re: [200e] smpl what "nodule" ? On 10/15/06, RSA wrote: > > after hearing a few of these mp3's, I can see why this module could be >
2006-10-15 by ezra buchla
what "nodule" ? On 10/15/06, RSA wrote: > > after hearing a few of these mp3's, I can see why this module could be > considered expendable... > > :-) > > - RSA > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-10-15 by matrix
What module is it? cheers, matrix http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com ____________________________ ----- Original Message ----- From: RSA To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2006 2:22 PM Subject: Re: [200e] smpl after hearing a few of these mp3's, I can see why this mo
2006-10-15 by RSA
all the songs/samples I've heard have only used the 259e. are there any recordings out there that have the 261e? - RSA [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-10-15 by RSA
after hearing a few of these mp3's, I can see why this module could be considered expendable... :-) - RSA ----- Original Message ---- From: ezra buchla To: 200e@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2006 3:56:52 PM Subject: [200e] smpl har har http://emb.freeshell.net/1483076
2006-10-15 by ezra buchla
har har http://emb.freeshell.net/14830767.mp3 http://emb.freeshell.net/14832042.mp3 http://emb.freeshell.net/14833198.mp3 http://emb.freeshell.net/14834214.mp3 http://emb.freeshell.net/14834719.mp3 http://emb.freeshell.net/14835765.mp3 http://emb.freeshell.net/14836087.mp3 http:/
2006-10-15 by ezra buchla
sorry, i made mistakes, long day... - the 250 freeze button performs S&H x 4 inputs x 16 stages. this is awesomely useful even without a pulse input. - something very much like the probability fields in the 249 can be programmed with the 250 and the lower section of the 266. try
2006-10-15 by �
> While I agree that the learning curve for the 249e is steep, I > disagree that it is difficult to program. I said "no fun" not difficult.. I am comparing the enjoyment factor the that of playing the original 248-1602 (or 3206) as well as the 250e...which are among the most inte
2006-10-15 by Todd Barton
I, too, enjoy the 249e and concur that it just takes a little getting used to but once you're there it is a breeze to program. Any chance more folks could post short samples of what they are doing with the 200e? Love to hear more, especially the difference b/w 259e (which I love)
2006-10-15 by reedofuncertainty
I agree with Rick. Multiple output modules for one set of data was a stroke of genius. Like Star Wars, the later incarnations lost that 1970s magic. ) .. I wish it had been designed as a modular sequencer with an input module that could the chained to several output modules so yo
2006-10-15 by ezra buchla
hi everyone, a couple things: - we're not taking orders for either of these modules right now (and here are good reasons). we will fill orders on the waitlist. i can't say if we will make more of them ever. - if you were considering ordering a 249, i would not dismiss the 250. it
2006-10-15 by mritenburg
I think it is unfortunate that B & A discontinued the 249e and the 259e, but, I'm sure they have good reasons. While I agree that the learning curve for the 249e is steep, I disagree that it is difficult to program. It just takes a little extra dedication. The results are mind bl
2006-10-13 by �
I've spent a great deal of time with both the 249e and the 250e.. I prefer the 250e, its more like the original MARF from the 70's.. the 249e is a great concept but overly complex and no fun to program... 250e has functionality besides the knobs that the 249e doesnt have... -r Ri
2006-10-13 by Richard Lainhart
>The 249e is also missing. Well, crap. The 249e was the centerpiece of the system I intend to purchase. Knobs are nice, but the 249e has so much more functionality than the 250e in the same space, for me at least. -- Richard Lainhart O-Town Media rlainhart@otownmedia.com http://w
2006-10-12 by Bryan Carrigan
Looks like the 249e might be gone as well. Both modules have been removed from the systems on the price list. I bet there aren't as many orders for them now that the 261e and 250e came out. I haven't got my hands on either of the DARFs yet to prefer one over the other but I do li
2006-10-12 by Chris Muir
At 10:53 PM +0000 10/12/06, imabadbadkat96 wrote: >I just noticed that the 259e has been removed from the modules section >at buchla.com as well as in the price list. Is it gone for good? The 249e is also missing. -C -- Chris Muir | "There are many futures and only one status quo