Click here for Buchla 200e tracks by Todd Barton, aka vgermuse. The following is the track listing along with synths used for each.
1. drifting--evi-2000, steiner-parker synthacon, boss rc-20
2. being and time--steiner-parker synthacon, boss rc-20
3. metalliton--buchla 200e
4. slowEvolution--buchla 200e, metasynth 4
5. cresting--buchla 200e
6. autumnAmbience II--steiner-parker synthacon, boss rc-20
7. stormBirds--buchla 200e
8. spaceMetal--buchla 200e, metasynth 4
9. exponentialSpace--serge modular music system, roland jp-8
10. horizoning--buchla 200e
11. offering--evi-2000, boss rc-20
nice buchla, where do you people get your money to buy this stuff?
ReplyDeleteTo buy what you have there would cost me AUD$26000.00!!!!
i bought his CD and highly recommend it.
ReplyDeleteI bought it too. It's pretty good.
ReplyDeleteIt's funny how when someone does something nice with the 200e, they don't get chewed up about it.
Where do you get yours, Ross!?
ReplyDeleteCDBABY!
ReplyDeleteMuch better! I'm glad that those magnificent looking machines can do more than making lame video arcade sounds, nice job!
ReplyDeleteoh i sell drugs,exterminator etc :-)
ReplyDeletewhats your name>?
I can see now why cray doesn't have the money. Bad attitude.
ReplyDeleteor you cant take a joke!
ReplyDeleteI've got ninety thousand pounds in my pajamas.
ReplyDeletethe you can buy me a Buchla :-)
ReplyDeleteThe Buchla 200e is an impressive looking synth as well as it's modulation routing potential. However the most important feature of any synth is it's sound. This is where the way overpriced 200e falls way short. It's sound is VERY THIN. A good Serge Modular system will blow it off the table for much less cost. The CMS is much more powerful sounding as well. But I am sure that the 200e would capture the experimental musical mind for days, weeks and months on end.
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