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I agree back with Chris' point.

One thing I really appreciate about the Serge is while its functionally
similar to the Buchla, Tcherepnin went about it in a completely different
way than Don did. While it's methods of control, control processing and
intent (not originally designed as a keyboard type instrument) were similar
and influenced Serge's conception, under the hood it's a completely
different animal. About the closest they come to one another would be the
random voltage generator in that they both use a noise modulated LFO as the
random source, but the Serge Random unit and Buchla Source of Uncertainty
have very different personalities.

- P




Keep on Patchin'!

... LOL : )...... joke guys it's a humorous aside as it were. I'm still laughing. aren't you?? ...... sigh, should have known better but just couldn't resist. But it did bring some folks oout of their closests with swords aflashin' ready to slay the hapless court jester. LMAO!!!

john duval<------- trying to inject a little levity and flush people out of the woodwork on a rainy northwest day.

-------------- Original message --------------
I agree back with Chris' point.

One thing I really appreciate about the Serge is while its functionally
similar to the Buchla, Tcherepnin went about it in a completely different
way than Don did. While it's methods of control, control processing and
intent (not originally designed as a keyboard type instrument) were similar
and influenced Serge's conception, under the hood it's a completely
different animal. About the closest they come to one another would be the
random voltage generator in that they both use a noise modulated LFO as the
random source, but the Serge Random unit and Buchla Source of Uncertainty
have very different personalities.

- P




Keep on Patchin'!

Keep on Patchin'!



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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, should have known better but just couldn't resist. But it did bring some folks oout of their closests with swords aflashin' ready to slay the hapless court jester. LMAO!!!

john duval<------- trying to inject a little levity and flush people out of the woodwork on a rainy northwest day.

-------------- Original message --------------
I agree back with Chris' point.

One thing I really appreciate about the Serge is while its functionally
similar to the Buchla, Tcherepnin went about it in a completely different
way than Don did. While it's methods of control, control processing and
intent (not originally designed as a keyboard type instrument) were similar
and influenced Serge's conception, under the hood it's a completely
different animal. About the closest they come to one another would be the
random voltage generator in that they both use a noise modulated LFO as the
random source, but the Serge Random unit and Buchla Source of Uncertainty
have very different personalities.

- P




Keep on Patchin'!

Keep on Patchin'!



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