Title link takes you to samples sent to the Buchla 200e group by Ezra Buchla, Don Buchla's son. I found it best to download everything to a folder and then play the samples as one entire, piece in order."there are all kinds of modules in there. i recorded a few seconds or minutes
of every system i checked out. it's pure 200e, pretty random patches, no
specific intentions...
one of the weirder sounds in there is a 227 mounted backwards and played
with fingers and a flashlight. try it if you dare but don't let the op-amps
get too hot...
yasi and i also recorded a couple of 'spine sessions' where we filled a
whole cabinet with one kind of module. we did one with 18 259's and one with
18 self-oscillating 291's. there's some of that in there, but sometime i'll
get around to editing a more focused thing i think.
both oscillators can produce lots of harsh staz without even using any
patchords; set the mod osc to modulate pitch in pitch tracking mode for
builtin fm feedback... cv feedback introduces some additional interesting
noise from the cv sampling rate interactions; use 2 coupled oscs in low
frequency mode and a 291 to make weird stumbling chaos glitch beats.
the phasor can do some pretty intense self-modulating stuff as well. use the
210+281+292+297 to make no-input tabla freakout."
Umm, umm, umm...
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Is the dad proud ? He killed my ears, I hope there are better gorggles worggles coming out of this mighty beast, and we heard some yet !!! ;-)))
ReplyDeleteOops ! I mean already, not yet ! Too tried of a hard days work.
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ReplyDeleteNah, that's perfect Buchla 200e man.
ReplyDeleteLike the band 'Disaster Area', it's best listened to from an orbiting moon or distant planet.
those aren't samples. they are "simplexes" or "gubbish."
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