MATRIXSYNTH: Buchla 200e Demo by Nick


Sunday, April 06, 2008

Buchla 200e Demo by Nick


click here for the mp3.
Posted by matrix at 4/06/2008 07:08:00 PM
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3 comments:

  1. cbm4/6/08, 9:31 PM

    This is not my demo, although I do like it. It's from someone named Nick on Analog Heaven.

    His original post said:

    Well the procedure of getting a 200e to track proper pitch with a MIDI keyboard is remarkably simple. Nowhere near the complications of say an unmodified EMS or EML.

    I think what's going on is one sees an incredible amount of interesting processing that's not focusing on tweaking the filter and adsr, so one has to make a conscious effort to do a monosynth type sound with so many options.

    I was fooling around the first day I tried a Buchla 200e and was thinking - what can I do that's not noodling?
    https://backup.filesanywhere.com/v.asp?v=%8Ami%8E%5Ba%AD%AB%B4%9B
    Had I to do this again I'd evolve the sound more over the length of the piece and get something interesting going with dynamics

    I don't own the synth but a setup would be very high on the list if I had money.

    nick

    Cool Demo,
    Chris Muir

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  2. matrix4/6/08, 9:34 PM

    Thanks wavedeform. The email I caught this on made it look like it was yours. I updated the title.

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  3. Unknown4/7/08, 11:53 AM

    It's Vivaldi's Four Seasons again. I think it's the same track as last time.

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