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2004-09-27 by Blake Wilson
> > probably the most well-known of all bug artists would be "adam and >> the ants", but ziggy stardust's group "the spiders from mars" come in >> a close second. >> >> then again, "the beatles" might qualify as well... > >Arrrgh! Gah! Urrrf! >What did I ever do to you, Blake?! >
2004-09-27 by Les Mizzell
> probably the most well-known of all bug artists would be "adam and > the ants" I thought it was just "Adam Ant" Whatever happened to that guy anyways? -- Les Mizzell
2004-09-27 by Carbon111
> probably the most well-known of all bug artists would be "adam and > the ants", but ziggy stardust's group "the spiders from mars" come in > a close second. > > then again, "the beatles" might qualify as well... Arrrgh! Gah! Urrrf! What did I ever do to you, Blake?! ^_^ Best Re
2004-09-27 by Blake Wilson
At 6:23 PM -0700 9/26/04, don hassler wrote: >Would folks mind describing "bug music"? Is it >entirely a derogatory term? Who are some example >artists? probably the most well-known of all bug artists would be "adam and the ants", but ziggy stardust's group "the spiders from mars
2004-09-27 by Peter Grenader
don hassler wrote: > Would folks mind describing "bug music" Bug Music is what one does with a Model 15. :) kidding. Well, actually not, but as dogs loves trucks, blah blah blah... I think Paul Schreiber thunk this one up. From what I've gleamed, it's any use of synthesizers that
2004-09-27 by srmaietta
cool James, thanks for the tip.. Regarding bug music, check out the demos by Scott Juskiw here: http://www.synthtech.com/demos.html Self running patches that evolve on their own.. this is how I define bug music. R. Rich's Bestiary (I love the album) was multitracked and to me put
2004-09-27 by Carbon111
srmaietta wrote: > Yep, thats where I planned them out and got the module images.. Is > there a way to save the whole panel as one .jpg? > ~Steve Use the print screen key to do a screen grab then paste the image into your favorite photo app then crop the image and save as a jpg.
2004-09-27 by srmaietta
Yep, thats where I planned them out and got the module images.. Is there a way to save the whole panel as one .jpg? ~Steve --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , Les Mizzell wrote: > > > I think Im about over the "Photoshopping panels together" phase so > > you guys dont have to p
2004-09-27 by Les Mizzell
> Would folks mind describing "bug music"? Is it > entirely a derogatory term? Who are some example > artists? Related to "Glurp" ala Robert Rich. "Bestiary" might be a damned good example: http://www.robertrich.com/rrbestiary.html A lot of Morton Subotnick's work ("Sidewinder",
2004-09-27 by don hassler
Would folks mind describing "bug music"? Is it entirely a derogatory term? Who are some example artists? Don Hassler --- darkstr1746@... wrote: > thanks for the remark, but experienced?? hahaha... > i'm a novice really. There are many on this list who > know more than i ever will
2004-09-27 by Les Mizzell
> I think Im about over the "Photoshopping panels together" phase so > you guys dont have to put up with these posts any more. You could have saved yourself hours of Photoshop fun and just used the Serge Panel Planner... http://www.ticalun.net/sergePlanner/configurator.aspx -- Le
2004-09-27 by srmaietta
Aaaah well, Ive done it again.. Too much free time this weekend.. Posted a new pic again (SMserge3.jpg (last one I promise!!) now I've goe the TKB and the sequencing panel, plus a 3 channel quad output panel.. Its so easy when each panel only costs 20 minutes of photoshop time. b
2004-09-26 by John P
When I got my panels years ago yes I spent a *lot* of time fussing and analyzing. It's a sickness, I tell ya. At some point you have to stop and take the plunge. > -------------- Original message -------------- > All, > I've been stewing these panels over in my head and posted a
2004-09-26 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
thanks for the remark, but experienced?? hahaha... i'm a novice really. There are many on this list who know more than i ever will and they are the ones who should come out of the woodwork and give their opinions. Which is just what my suggestions were..... opinions, nothing more
2004-09-26 by Peter Grenader
All these acronyms...Oye! srmaietta wrote: > All, > I've been stewing these panels over in my head and posted a revised > setup to the files section.. > Ive added my banana'd ASM-1 to the mix since its part of this whole > scheme and changed a few modules in the serge panels.. >
2004-09-26 by srmaietta
All, I've been stewing these panels over in my head and posted a revised setup to the files section.. Ive added my banana'd ASM-1 to the mix since its part of this whole scheme and changed a few modules in the serge panels.. While I think the sequencer panel would probably serve
2004-09-25 by yahoo@hearn.to
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com , darkstr1746@c... wrote: > .... You guys have sure received more than your share of bad weather this season..... or is it bad karma??......or is it your governor? LMAO!!! kind regards > john duval It's bad karma: http://fun.drno.de/pics/englis
2004-09-25 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Damn son!!... your driving me f**king crazy here. LMAO!! Selling those new panels is a tough go huh?? My last couple of sales, i had to lower the prices so much just to get some interest going it made me cry. I think you should see some movement now at that price. If only it didn
2004-09-25 by cuari7
OK, so here comes hurricane Jeanne, about to kick our ass once more. Life's too damn short.... *sigh* Hell, if I survive, I want you guys to know that the custom panel I had up for sale is down to $2300+s/h. That's more than $1000 less than new. Must sell. MUST.... My email is je
2004-09-23 by srmaietta
hello, (again) so I was doodling over at the serge planner website and came up with a panel proposed instead of a TKB, for a 3 panel desert Island system (ie no future expansion possible) This is just a fun exercise for me and a learning one too, I definitely dont have $3950 (!)
2004-09-23 by srmaietta
Hello all, I am new to the list and have been reading the archives, drooling at the pics, etc.. Ive had a bunch of DIY and new modular in the recent past, but was forced to sell due to $$ reasons (common problem I guess : ) I played with a few panels of Serge in the past and was
2004-09-22 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
-------------- Original message -------------- he preferred fiddling with circuits? ...... groan!!!... oh the horror john duval -- m/n/m/l surreal electronic music, sound, noise http://mnml.soulcatcher.net Keep on Patchin'!
2004-09-22 by John P
he preferred fiddling with circuits? S V G wrote: >he was performing violin concertos with known orchestras. Of course it helps to have a famous >conductor and composer for a father... > > Then he just walked away from it all one day. He said he wasn't interested in going down >t
2004-09-22 by Peter Grenader
S V G wrote: > I'd like to hear more about this concert where he played violin with Barry > Schrader. I'll ask Barry to elaborate and I'll pass it along. I do know it was improvisational in nature.
2004-09-22 by S V G
Serge once told me that he was a child prodigy on the violin. As a young teenager (13 or 14) he was performing violin concertos with known orchestras. Of course it helps to have a famous conductor and composer for a father... Then he just walked away from it all one day. He said
2004-09-19 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
Not sure what "bug" music is, but if i had to venture a guess, it would be something along the lines of Beastiary and the cut off my own CD called Paleozoic Twilight. I try like hell to stay away from that sort of thing but it's tough 'because i have no formal training in electro
2004-09-19 by Carbon111
Ryan Ryan wrote: > Hey thinking about this, I was wondering. How many people on this list > make music that's not bug music? or experimental bleepy stuff? I do. I think a lot of folks using a standard keyboard to drive their Serge will come up with at least a couple of tunes with
2004-09-19 by Ryan Ryan
Hey thinking about this, I was wondering. How many people on this list make music that's not bug music? or experimental bleepy stuff? -ryan kirkdegiorgio wrote: Hi Peter I stand corrected re: Touch.. thx for clarifying that -I always tended to see Touch - Sidewinder - 4 Butterfli
2004-09-19 by Peter Grenader
No worries. One tell tale sign about Touch - you can hear high pass filters all over the place - only the 100 had high pass. kirkdegiorgio wrote: > > Hi Peter > > I stand corrected re: Touch.. thx for clarifying that -I always tended to see > Touch - > Sidewinder - 4 Butterflies
2004-09-19 by kirkdegiorgio
Hi Peter I stand corrected re: Touch.. thx for clarifying that -I always tended to see Touch - Sidewinder - 4 Butterflies - Until Spring as a Quartet, but now I will view the latter 3 as a 200 Series trilogy... awesome sounds and control nonetheless... and I repeat - I'm not a hu
2004-09-19 by Peter Grenader
Composer Barry Schrader Presents a World Premiere and an Electronic Classic at CalArts: Valencia, California -- Barry Schrader presents the world premiere of his electronic music composition Death at CalArts on Saturday, Sept. 25, at 8 p.m. The concert will be held in CalArts' Ro
2004-09-19 by Peter Grenader
OK, now that we're (read: I'm) walking down memory lane here, let me complete the story, there are some funny parts to it. Mort borught a few people with him from the East when Cal Arts was formed. They were: Ingram Marshall, Charlimaine Palestine, Serge Tcherepnin and Barry Schr
2004-09-19 by Chris Whitten
> Its a > MODULAR system and modules are available individually. So its as expensive as > you want > it to be A good point. I was thinking about buying one or two modules to start with. I wouldn't want to spend THAT amount of money on someone else's idea of a 'perfect' compliment
2004-09-19 by Peter Grenader
Nope! Touch was made while Mort was at still at NYU and on the 100. Actually, the cut up/spliced human voice saying 'touch' at the beginning and other places is his secretary/assistant he had there. Touch, the LP at least, I don't believe had a picture. It was just the computer g
2004-09-19 by Blake Wilson
>I didn't mean for you to zip it on your panel sale. What i meant was >that everytime i see your posting of said sale, my checkbook on the >other side of the room starts to quiver and jump around........ >makes me nervous. LOL As to the matter of guilt......my friend, you >need c
2004-09-19 by kirkdegiorgio
> One can't judge the merits of the Buchla 200 on Subotnick's Touch - that > piece was done on a 100 system which is a completely different animal. I was talking to > > Guido the other day, who was telling me that "Touch" by Subotnick > > exemplifies the sonic virtues of the 200.
2004-09-19 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
I didn't mean for you to zip it on your panel sale. What i meant was that everytime i see your posting of said sale, my checkbook on the other side of the room starts to quiver and jump around........ makes me nervous. LOL As to the matter of guilt......my friend, you need counse
2004-09-19 by Chris Whitten
> So my question to all of you true Buchla owners is: what other > advantages does the Booch offer? Briefly.... It's just different (not better). I *like* the splitting of audio from voltage control. It just makes you think differently. Someone said the Buchla 200e Oscillator was
2004-09-19 by Peter Grenader
Well, the maiin benefits (IMHO) of the Buchla and the Serge for that matter over Moog and Arp, and EML and EMS was QUAD and the level of voltage control possibilities. The Buchla only had two sound generators - vco's and white noise. Well, the filters if you count them as VCOs. A
2004-09-19 by Chris Whitten
> I was talking to > Guido the other day, who was telling me that "Touch" by Subotnick > exemplifies the sonic virtues of the 200. If that is so, well, it's > not that impressive. There is no doubt in my mind that a Buchla 200 system is equal in power and sonic capabilities to a
2004-09-19 by cuari7
Oooops! Not done yet. So my question to all of you true Buchla owners is: what other advantages does the Booch offer? Who knows, I might be in a position to afford one in a couple of years... Oh, and John, I will shut up about my panel. I apologize if I've been spamming too much
2004-09-19 by Peter Grenader
Hey, that's not fair! One can't judge the merits of the Buchla 200 on Subotnick's Touch - that piece was done on a 100 system which is a completely different animal. While it would be rather easy to assume there wouldn't be that much of a difference, the differences were vast Wai
2004-09-19 by cuari7
Thank you, Peter! The tone of the thread has become significantly more positive thanx to you. The bottom line is that the 200e looks beautiful and is sooooooo tempting, but is also soooooooo expensive! I must confess that most of the negative remarks I make about the machine are
2004-09-19 by Peter Grenader
Chris Whitten wrote: > You're also assuming the Serge VCO is more stable than a Buchla VCO. > In my experience (in use), they are just about the same. Chris speaks the truth here and here's why: I did a test to determine how horrible my VCO's were stacking up as far as base stabi
2004-09-19 by Chris Whitten
> I do think the prices on used Buchla > gear is hysterical. The prices ARE hysterical. CW
2004-09-19 by John P
Not at all. I was just giving my take on Pete's comment that stability was overrated. If I had the luxury of having both Serge & Buchla, I'd probably enjoy them both. I right, wrong, or indifferent, I do think the prices on used Buchla gear is hysterical. But "the market is alway
2004-09-19 by Chris Whitten
".....joke guy's" Whether it was or wasn't....... I was making a comment on the general mood of the Serge list, not your singular contribution. Seems like a lot of people chimed in with negatives about the Buchla 200e and the man himself. Few people have used a Buchla 200. No one
2004-09-19 by Chris Whitten
> Being able to rely on the stable vco's giving me what > I want week in & week out is nice. You're still assuming you can't rely on Buchla VCO's. Why? Have you had personal experience? You're also assuming the Serge VCO is more stable than a Buchla VCO. In my experience (in use)
2004-09-19 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
: ) all is well. Woke some people up though and it did ellicit some worthwhile obsevations on your part. Thanks : ) knew you'd pick up on it john -------------- Original message -------------- I knew you were jokin'. Hope you didn't see my comments as negative or defensive or any
2004-09-18 by Peter Grenader
I knew you were jokin'. Hope you didn't see my comments as negative or defensive or anything like that, they weren't at all meant that way at'oll. darkstr1746@... wrote: ... LOL : )...... joke guys it's a humorous aside as it were. I'm still laughing. aren't you?? ...... sigh, sh