video upload by Todd Barton
"Part one of the new Buchla-Tiptop Audio Voltage Processor 257t. I'll be rolling more parts out as the days unfold. This is just looking a the very basic Inversion function sending an envelop CV into Va input of the 257t. Stay tuned for more.
My Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/synthtodd"
"Part 2 looks at the middle 3 CV inputs of the 257t Voltage Processor and how it can be used as a cross-fader or a switch."
"Looking at sending pulses to Vb and Vc then cross-fading between them."
"Looking at using the 257t to process audio."
"Though similar to part 4 there is a little patch trick near the end of this demo."
"Adding CV to Va"
Tiptop 257t part 7
video upload by Todd Barton
"Using combination CVs from the 257t to sculpt 'organize' splices on the Makenoise Morphagene."
And via Tiptop Audio
"Today we are officially releasing Buchla and Tiptop Audio Model 257t Dual Voltage Processor and our dealers should have this module listed now to order.
The 257t is an interesting and some what mysterious looking module. On the face plate is a mathematical formula that represents the variety of voltage processing that can be done with each section of the module. Don’s decision to describe these functions in such a way for the users tells us something about the mindset of a 70s electronic sound scientist using technology that obviously was way ahead of its’ time. The 257t user manual is now online [pictured below for the archives], and we attempt to explain the function of this module using terms more familiar to today’s generation.
We hope you will enjoy the 257t in your growing 200t system!
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