Tuesday, February 09, 2021
Buchla Red Panel 158 and 156M: Demo and Tutorial
video by CatSynth TV
"We take a detailed look at two of the modules in the Buchla Red Panel Series: the 158 dual channel oscillator and 156M dual channel CV processor. The 158 oscillator is close to the original design from the 100 series by Don Buchla and uses discrete analog components. The Red Panel series also reproduces the original 156 control-voltage processor, but we opt for the "modern" 156M. While it also uses discrete analog components, it is optimized to play well with other Eurorack modules.
0:17 A brief history of the Buchla 100 series
0:53 158 Dual Channel Oscillator
4:00 156M Dual Channel CV Processor
6:53 Putting it all together (Arturia MiniBrute 2 keyboard + sequencer, Noise Engineering Sinc Bucina envelope + LPG)
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