Saturday, January 13, 2018
BUCHLA 285E FREQUENCY SHIFTER FEEDBACK & 296E - Examples 02
Published on Jan 13, 2018 djangosfire
"Today I’m further exploring a Todd Barton suggested 285e feedback patch found here: [posted here]
And am extending the idea to include a 296e!
Basic patch setup:
- 285e Down Output into 285e Signal In
- 285e Up Output into285e FM Input
- 285e Down Output patched into 296e ODD Input
- 285e Up Output patched into 296e EVEN Input
- 296e Spectrum Transfer set on to both ODD to Even, and Even to ODD
- 296e Display set to Envelopes
- 296e ODD audio output patched to 206e Channel 1 Left
- 296e ODD audio output patched to 206e Channel 6 Right
- I patched 296e Envelope Out CV from channel 15 back into the 285e Frequency CV jack
Audio from this video was straight out from the 206e main, through the console, into DAW (which I used some UAD EMT Reverb).
Now, go explore some sounds!!
Cheers,
- Djangosfire"
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