Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Todd Barton's Ancient Krell patch
Published on Sep 23, 2015 Stephen Drake
"So I built a 208r, version 2. It's a clone of the original version of the Buchla Music Easel, the top sound producing part. After much troubleshooting it now seems to be fully working, except for some minor calibration things which I haven't gotten around to. And I don't have a proper enclosure for it yet. While I have a 218e controller for it, it's not used in this patch, so I moved it out of the way so I could get better camera angles.
This is the Ancient Krell patch from a group of Music Easel patches that Todd Barton posted recently. It probably sounds different on this easel than on Todd's because I don't have the high range mod on my Modulation Oscillator yet, and the Timbre range on the Complex Oscillator isn't folding enough (yet). Thanks for the patch Todd!
Other than a bit of reverb from an Eventide Space (the Blackhole preset), this is a straight recording direct from the Easel to my computer."
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