Sunday, April 06, 2014
Buchla 251e Experimental Quantizing
Published on Apr 6, 2014 djangosfire·187 videos
"Getting to know the Buchla 251e Quad Sequential Voltage Source module.
I set up 3x voltage sources:
1 - as a 4 to 7 note sequence for main pitch
2 - as a Harmonic Minor scale quantizer that was used to transpose the main pitch
3 - was set 0-10v (in one volt increments) for filter dynamics
Heavy use of voltage mixing along with creative 266e QRV & SRV.... then saved variations into the Preset Manager.
It dawned on me tonight really how cool 1.2 Volts per octave is to program scales....... since I'm a guitar player, it exactly like the frets of a guitar neck:
0 = open string
.1 = 1st fret
.2 = 2nd fret
etc.... on up to 1.2 = 12th fret = octave
Awesome!!
Cheers,
- Adam"
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