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No More 259e???

2006-10-12 by imabadbadkat96

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?

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225e for sale

2006-10-12 by cuari7

Mint. Purchased in Feb 2005, rarely used. I also ordered the latest firmware, and will provide to the buyer once I get it. New: $1200 Want $800 plus s/h. Ship USA only. Contact me at diazdotjesusatmayodotedu Thanx! JDiaz

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Re: [200e] Question about triple morphing filter

2006-10-12 by ezra buchla

hello alex, and everyone. here are my answers. i hope they help! - the knob on the 291 is really a rotary encoder with a moderate number of discrete positions. given that fact, don decided to map each position to a hz value in 12tet. although this is, strictly speaking, as arbitr

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Re: [200e] Question about triple morphing filter

2006-10-12 by Chris Muir

At 11:05 PM +0300 10/11/06, Alex Pi wrote: >Is it possible to control the cutoff frequency with the knobs without >stepping? >I read that it is calibrated in semitones. This is very weird, it >should be the harmonics of the harmonic series. The knob is not a pot, but rather a rot

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Question about triple morphing filter

2006-10-11 by Alex Pi

Hello, Is it possible to control the cutoff frequency with the knobs without stepping? I read that it is calibrated in semitones. This is very weird, it should be the harmonics of the harmonic series.

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Re: Trying to Contact Buchla & Associates

2006-10-11 by mritenburg

Hi Ezra, Sorry to bother you in the open forum again. I'm not sure if you replied to those messages, but, I did not receive anything in my email. I am going to send another email from my school address. I'm not sure, but, I think response are not reaching my other address. Thank

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Re: [200e] Microtonality and the 200e

2006-10-09 by Richard Lainhart

Unfortunately, I haven't yet used the Continuum with a 200e, so I can't speak from direct experience. The Voltage Converter isn't actually available yet, but it should be possible to patch its outputs directly into a 200e inputs, or any CV analog modular synth, with the appropria

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Re: [200e] Microtonality and the 200e

2006-10-09 by Alex Pi

Yes, I also thought of using the Voltage Converter. This means that the converter will send v/octave information to the 200e oscillators in order to control their pitch. Do they have a 1.2v/oct input or they use only the MIDI notes form its own MIDI/USB module? Have you used the

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Re: [200e] Microtonality and the 200e

2006-10-09 by Richard Lainhart

Alex: I'm also interested in using the 200e with my Continuum, and one new item that might help is Haken's new Continuum Voltage Converter: http://www.hakenaudio.com/Continuum/html/accessories/CVC.html I believe that it uses higher-precision pitch bend than the standard MIDI impl

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Microtonality and the 200e

2006-10-09 by Alex Pi

Hello As I stated before I don't have a 200e and I am searching for more specific info in order to buy. I love every aspect of that synth, I see it as the culmination of analog synthesis. The thing I can't seem to find more info about is microtonality with the instrument. I want

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200e with Max/MSP

2006-10-09 by Chris Muir

Are there any resident 200e players using it with Max/MSP? I've started creating patches to drive my 200e with Max, and I was wondering if there was a chance for collaboration with other 200e users. I've just started (had my 200e for about a week), but so far I have some utility

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Re: Trying to Contact Buchla & Associates, anyone having any luc

2006-10-05 by mritenburg

Thank you for the update! Matthew --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "ezra buchla" wrote: > > hi matthew, > > sorry, i have been out of town on tour, with sporadic internet access. > > i will be back hopefully tomorrow and will be in a better position to help > you. > > in the meantime

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Re: Trying to Contact Buchla & Associates, anyone having any luck

2006-10-01 by mritenburg

Hi Ezra, Thank you for sending your contact information. I look forward to hearing from you. I sent you a message from my yahoo account and from my private account. Matthew --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, "ezra buchla" wrote: > > hi > > this is ezra buchla > > you can write to me at

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New Member

2006-09-24 by Alex Pi

Hello, I am Alex Papadopoulos I am new to the list, I don't currently own a 200e. I joined the group in order to find out more information about the instrument. A question: Does anyone uses the 200e with the continuum fingerboard? It is the only controller I need, gave up on trad

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Re: buchla sounds

2006-09-19 by vgermuse

another 200e self-organizing patch at: http://homepage.mac.com/bartonmusic/FileSharing13.html modules used: 259e(x2), 260e, 266e, 281, 291, 292 cheers!

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Re: [200e] Re: New file uploaded to 200e

2006-09-17 by Todd Barton

cuari7 -- thanks! it is the 259e. cheers! cuari7 wrote: Wow! That's nice. Which oscillator is that, the 259e or the 261e? --------------------------------- Stay in the know. Pulse on the new Yahoo.com. Check it out. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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New file uploaded to 200e

2006-09-14 by 200e@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the 200e group. File : /BuchlaGagaku.mp3 Uploaded by : vgermuse Description : Buchla Gagaku: a pure 200e interactive patch with a bit of reverb You can access this file

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Re: [200e] Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-30 by don hassler

That was great! Patch details? Night Strafe was nice too! Maybe a daytime flyover? --- Todd Barton wrote: > yet another 200e sound exploration -- "Demo Mix 2" > at: > > > http://homepage.mac.com/bartonmusic/FileSharing13.html > > all one patch, all real time, no overdubs, no > ef

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Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-30 by vgermuse

--- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, don hassler wrote: > > That was great! Many thanks Don, glad you enjoyed it. >Patch details? see the photo I just uploaded here. I know I could be more efficient, but you know how things start to "stack up" when you're on the fly :-) >Night Strafe was

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Re: [200e] Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-29 by Todd Barton

yet another 200e sound exploration -- "Demo Mix 2" at: http://homepage.mac.com/bartonmusic/FileSharing13.html all one patch, all real time, no overdubs, no effects :-) cheers --------------------------------- Get your own web address for just $1.99/1st yr. We'll help. Yahoo! Smal

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buchla photo

2006-08-27 by vgermuse

Just uploaded a new photo to the "photos" folder: Buchla By Night enjoy!

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Re: [200e] Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-25 by Todd Barton

Richard -- Thanks for listening and for the kind comments. All the best, Todd Richard Lainhart wrote: As always, beautiful sounds, and a creative patch - thank you for these. I'd post sounds if I had the means to make them.... >here's another self-generating 200e patch, BuchlaSto

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[200e] Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-25 by Richard Lainhart

As always, beautiful sounds, and a creative patch - thank you for these. I'd post sounds if I had the means to make them.... >here's another self-generating 200e patch, BuchlaStormBirds at: > http://homepage.mac.com/bartonmusic/FileSharing13.html > >any other sounds out there? >

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Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-24 by vgermuse

here's another self-generating 200e patch, BuchlaStormBirds at: http://homepage.mac.com/bartonmusic/FileSharing13.html any other sounds out there? cheers! --- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, Richard Lainhart wrote: > > Thanks again - beautiful sounds, and SlowEvolution is a gorgeous > p

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Re: [200e] is the buchla 200e site broken?

2006-08-24 by Chris Muir

At 3:00 AM +0000 8/24/06, wiard300 wrote: >none of the links at the top work for me...in either browser. just a >blank rectangle. It works here. The nav bar is done in Flash, so you will need that installed to use the site. (marvel at my amazing restraint: I'm not ranting about F

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Waveshaping

2006-08-22 by Aaron Lanterman

> a sine (I think the example was emulating a clarinet attack). > anyone know where to point me? Check out latter part of the 4/19 lecture here: http://users.ece.gatech.edu/~lanterma/ece4803 - Aaron

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260e question

2006-08-22 by Florian Hecker

hello ! did anyone here try to produce some 'musical illusions and paradoxes' with help of an 260e ? ( see http://psy.ucsd.edu/%7Eddeutsch/psychology/deutsch_research1.html ) if yes, would be great if you could post some mp3 snippets.... best, florian [Non-text portions of this m

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why the 259e is cool (was: buchla sounds)

2006-08-22 by cyaarsoil

Yo Dudes, On the distinguishing qualities of 261e vs 259e in light of 2 recent commments - "cuari7" wrote: "The 261e is definitely the better oscillator. The fact that you can detune the mod oscillator in relationship to the main one, plus much cleaner sound, and you can sweep th

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Re: [200e] Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-20 by Todd Barton

Hi Richard -- The original patch used 4 ocillators and was a slowly evolving wash. Then I took that "chord" and randomized the notes and rhythms via the 266. Then just mixed the two audio files together. No internal editing or tweaking except for a little spring reverb emulation

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[200e] Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-20 by Richard Lainhart

Thanks again - beautiful sounds, and SlowEvolution is a gorgeous piece of music in its own right. I'm surprised by the quality of the sound in the MixCrop excerpt - it sounds much more like traditional additive synthesis that I would have expected from an "analog" synth. How did

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Re: [200e] Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-20 by don hassler

These are so wonderful! I can't wait for my baby 200e! Given the really nice processing you are achieving thru Metasynth, I'm guessing you might also really enjoy working with Cecilia, http://www.csounds.com/cecilia/ --- Todd Barton wrote: > Hello Johan -- > > Many thanks for you

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Re: [200e] Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-19 by Todd Barton

Hello Johan -- Many thanks for your kind words and for taking the time to listen. I share your love of Crakleboxes and the Xpander! all best wishes, Todd JB wrote: I liked that a lot, especially the remix. Johan 2006/8/19, vgermuse : > Here's another 200e playtime mix, "buchla-2

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Re: [200e] Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-19 by JB

I liked that a lot, especially the remix. Johan 2006/8/19, vgermuse : > Here's another 200e playtime mix, "buchla-2 mix" at > http://homepage.mac.com/bartonmusic/FileSharing13.html > > Also on this page is a "remix" via granular synthesis > in Metasynth of that 200e audio file. T

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Re: [200e] Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-19 by �

very nice vgermuse wrote: Here's another 200e playtime mix, "buchla-2 mix" at http://homepage.mac.com/bartonmusic/FileSharing13.html Also on this page is a "remix" via granular synthesis in Metasynth of that 200e audio file. The Meta remix is "slowEvolution" -- I wish I had some

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Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-19 by vgermuse

Here's another 200e playtime mix, "buchla-2 mix" at http://homepage.mac.com/bartonmusic/FileSharing13.html Also on this page is a "remix" via granular synthesis in Metasynth of that 200e audio file. The Meta remix is "slowEvolution" -- I wish I had some of the late Richard "dr."

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Re: [200e] Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-18 by Todd Barton

hello cuari7 -- Thanks much for the review -- that sounds like the module! Any sound samples on this list or elsewhere? cuari7 wrote: The 261e is definitely the better oscillator. The fact that you can detune the mod oscillator in relationship to the main one, plus much cleaner s

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Re: buchla sounds

2006-08-18 by cuari7

The 261e is definitely the better oscillator. The fact that you can detune the mod oscillator in relationship to the main one, plus much cleaner sound, and you can sweep through the waveforms (very nice PWM!). All you need is one of these babies to make a huge noise. Highly recom

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Re: [200e] buchla sounds

2006-08-17 by RSA

Todd, thanks for the new sounds. I'd like the patch photo, if its not too much trouble. do you own any 261e's? if so, any opinions? from the reviews I have read, I would probably start with one of those instead of the 259e. cheers, RSA ----- Original Message ---- From: vgermuse T

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buchla sounds

2006-08-17 by vgermuse

Hello All -- RSA wrote in the "newbie mix" thread: "Yes more Buchla sounds for us poor individuals who will never see their dream machine." So. . . I've put up a couple of sounds. I realize how daunting this was once I started. The 200e is so very deep that any little sample seem

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Re: [200e] Re: newbie mix

2006-08-16 by amnesia

Yes more Buchla sounds for us poor individuals who will never see their dream machine vgermuse wrote: > > Hi RSA -- > > Thanks for the kind comments, glad you like the sounds. > > I can't give you exact patches -- I've just been experimenting, > recording the patch, then yanking

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Re: [200e] newbie mix

2006-08-16 by RSA

I agree, sounds very good. I'm also curious which modules were used on this recording. I wish more 200e owners would post sounds, there seems to be very little recorded evidence of the 200e out there... in your opinion, is it worth the price? I have considered buying a (small) 20

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Re: [200e] newbie mix

2006-08-16 by Todd Barton

Hi Richard -- Thanks for listening. I've got the decked out, 3 "boat" version -- should take at least a couple of life times to really grok it :-) enjoyed your improvised sounds at your site. Richard Lainhart wrote: Thank you - very nice, excellent sounds! Would you mind enumerat

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Re: [200e] newbie mix

2006-08-16 by Richard Lainhart

Thank you - very nice, excellent sounds! Would you mind enumerating what's in your 200e system? >Hello 200e-folks -- > >I'm new to the list and new to the 200e (though I have >done analog work for decades). Here's a link to a little >mix of some very beginning explorations on the

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Re: newbie mix

2006-08-16 by vgermuse

Hi RSA -- Thanks for the kind comments, glad you like the sounds. I can't give you exact patches -- I've just been experimenting, recording the patch, then yanking everything out and starting over. I must say, that the deeper I get into these modules the more impressed I am! Just

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