200e

> So basically, if I want to make a sound that 
> resembles a dorsal fin coming
> into contact with a human face, the Buchla 200e has the ability to 
> represent that accurately.


I have not received my system yet but I specifically asked Don about dorsal fins hitting faces before I sent my $$ and I was assured that the resolution within the various modules will be able to handle the nuances of that specific?timbre. He even went to so far as to discuss tentacles flapping testicles as well and I for one am just itching to get that sound right...my Serge just can't capture the tentacles part...close but no cigar.


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polyphonic dorsal patches should not be done without careful  
consideration of phase relationships

On Aug 24, 2008, at 6:16 PM, synpro@aol.com wrote:

> > So basically, if I want to make a sound that
> > resembles a dorsal fin coming
> > into contact with a human face, the Buchla 200e has the ability to
> > represent that accurately.
>
> I have not received my system yet but I specifically asked Don  
> about dorsal fins hitting faces before I sent my $$ and I was  
> assured that the resolution within the various modules will be able  
> to handle the nuances of that specific?timbre. He even went to so  
> far as to discuss tentacles flapping testicles as well and I for  
> one am just itching to get that sound right...my Serge just can't  
> capture the tentacles part...close but no cigar.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>

On 8/24/08 6:48 PM, "damon" <damon@mac.com> wrote:

> polyphonic dorsal patches should not be done without careful
> consideration of phase relationships

Damon, 
the built in hex dice inversion fixes most of that, but thematic strays will
occur.
-p