Saturday, March 05, 2016
Buchla 200e: Tempers Flare | Cavern Air
Buchla 200e: Tempers Flare from Steven Nelson on Vimeo.
Buchla 200e: Cavern Air from Steven Nelson on Vimeo.
"This is my final patch for the NYU course 'Creating with Interactive Systems: Buchla to Ableton.'
The Buchla's audio is being passed into Ableton for effects processing, as well as splitting oscillators across multiple tracks. 4 of these tracks are then passed back into the Buchla, and then back into Ableton for recording. The Buchla is the only sound source; there were no other instruments/synths added afterwards.
I compensated for the Buchla's quad output in a stereo recording setting by hard panning the back two outputs, and soft panning the front two. Of course this doesn't maintain the effect of the quad, but I think it represents its effect nicely.
The Buchla patch is being controlled by the 223e module tactile surface, and I am controlling parameters in Ableton using a Korg nanoKONTROL2 (not visible, but it is what I keep looking down at throughout the video)."
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