GForce Prophet-5 - Bi-Timbral Sound Bank

video upload by Polydata

"Diving deeper into the sonic possibilities of the GForce / Sequential Prophet-5, the Bi-Timbral Sound Bank features sounds that all utilize the patch stacking ability of this plug-in. First seen in the early 80's on the original Sequential Circuits Prophet-10, the ability to stack two patches together opens up a vast world of tones and textures which were previously not possible.

A bank comprising 30 patches, all of which are "stacked", consisting of two separate sounds.

Store link:
polydata.bigcartel.com

Drop a comment of what other hardware or software sound packs you're interested in.

POLYDATA music
polydata.bandcamp.com"

00:00 6502 Microprocessor 00:15 Casio Waves 00:30 Citrus Grove Summer Job 00:45 Computerized Embroidery 01:01 Demuliplexer 01:15 Disc Golf Match 1981 01:32 Factories at Night 01:49 Factory Modifications 02:00 Four Junos 02:17 Glitch Yamaha 02:31 Hewlett-Packard Development Platform 02:46 Inner Jungle 02:59 Kyle Reese in LA 03:10 Learning Site 03:26 Load From Disk 03:37 NAMM 1986 03:47 Pacific Ocean Blue 03:59 Patch Cables 04:12 Preparing for Flight 04:30 Sandstone Valley 04:41 Semiconductor 04:53 Sequential Circuits 05:09 State Park Picnic Area 05:22 Sunrise 05:36 Super Buchla 05:47 System 55 06:08 Tape Drone 06:23 Two Pro-Ones 06:35 Two-Voice 06:54 Van Route

TTMC Voltage Controlled Reverberation MK2 Card , Buchla Easel Command , Feedback test

video upload by Tokyo Tape Music Center

https://tokyo-tape-music-center.com

RND Synth from cymaforma with Buchla synthesizer - skipping ideas

video upload by Tom Leclerc

"recorded at my new studio - zinzolin studio"

Buchla Music Easel Retro Synth Analog Modular Synthesizer

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via this eBay listing

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OBSIDIAN - MOS6581 (Carbon based lifeforms) COVER

video upload by VannesDevices

"I made a sound that reminded me of the amazing Carbon Based Lifeforms and I thought it would be fun to cover their track MOS 6581.

For more info on OBSIDIAN please check out my website:
https://vannes-devices.com/

This is a cover! Check out Carbon Based Lifeforms if you don't know them, their music is amazing.

#Carbonbasedlifeforms #MOS6581 #OBSIDIAN #Synthesizer #cover #ambientmusic #buchla #moog #eurorack"

0-Coast by MakeNoise | 10 years later

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"I am not sure when I saw the 0-Coast for the first time. I had no idea it was already around for two years when I started modular in 2018. The 0-Coast became my 'tiny teacher' after getting lost in the Shared System first. It turned out to be crucial to fully understand that everything is voltage, and every circuit can make sound even when the circuit is intended for something else. The 0-Coast combines Buchla, Serge and Moog philosophies in one tabletop unit. By itself, it provides endless possibilities provided by its confined option space. I can safely say it gets better as your own skills develop. And don't forget to use stackables or a mult."

Buchla Music Easel Semi-Modular Analog Synthesizer - Retro Edition

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Additional Perfect Circuit listings

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TipTop Audio Buchla System

video upload by Luca Longobardi

"16:54–16:56

A two-and-a-half-minute study for the Tiptop Audio Buchla System."

Melodic Buchla 100 with SciFi video - by Benge

video upload by Memetune Studio



"Another track from the new Benge album

The track itself is made on a vintage Buchla 100 series modular system from the 1960s. A series of looper modules made by 2hp were used to construct the music in real time

How many melodic Buchla 100 videos are out there? Not many I wager

You can watch the original performance here:
• Orangey-Brown Accumulation (Buchla 100) [posted here]

This video pays homage to one of my favourite science fiction illustrators Bruce Pennington, who was responsible for many amazing book covers, which I have on my shelf. I have tried to bring them to life by putting them through the Memetune VideoLab...enjoy!"

KINTSUGI - a song by Gattobus

video upload by gattobus

"Kintsugi is a Japanese art that consists of repairing broken pots or cups with a gold filling. I think we should do the same with our lives. Whenever you feel broken or incomplete, try to fill yourself with what you like the most. We all have to find our own 'gold', the things that can fill the gaps in our soul.
Music is my gold. This is what this song is about.
I hope you like it.

If you do, please consider subscribing to my channel and sharing my work. Thank you!

This is a real-time performance played with my Buchla Easel Command 208C.
Drums and synth parts added later.
Mixing and mastering in Ableton Live 12."

https://gattobus.bandcamp.com/

RESONATORS | Rings | PolyMoog | Tiptop Audio | Haible by R*S

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"In this video, I'll try to explore the concept of resonators in electronic music. I am not sure I am correct here, but I guess the first official Resonator was from Serge, followed by the Resonators in the fist PolyMoog. Buchla may have closed the line with the 292 Spectral Processor, which is also a resonant array of filters. Resonant filters is what all these modules have in common. Jurgen Haible revisited the Moog resonator in the 21st century, and Emilie Gillet perfected it with the Rings module. TipTop Audio also made a faithful recreation of the Polymoog resonator quite recently.

My interest in resonators was ignited when I saw a 17 year old low-res video from Kenneth Elhardt running a Jupiter-8 through an isolated Moog resonator unit, turning clearly synthethic sounds in to very convincing voices, brass and woodwinds. I've used a few snippets (transformative / educational) and added a link to the original. Mr. Elhardt also has a few videos on his channel where he recreated 'medieval' music on a Synthesizer.com Moog clone which is an amazing listen and a hidden gem on the tube.

What I did not know, is that this video may have also inspired Haible and Tiptop Audio to recreate the resonator.

But wait. Rings? Yep. When not plucked and using the IN, you'll pass a sound through 48 digitally controlled 'virtual' filters. So don't pluck it. Resonate it."

Buchla 288v - CV Pulse Outs explained

video upload by batchas

Note the v in 288v stands for verbos (Mark Verbos), the man behind Verbos Electronics.

The Evolving Riddle V2 by Benge

video upload by Memetune Studio

"New album out now:



This track was made on a Crumar DS2 from 1978

As one’s life winds its way through the corridors of infinite time and space, I find myself relocated and reset, so to speak, in a place many miles and many moons from the West Country—my former domain—in one of the shires just north of our splendid capital

And I find myself once again following my musical instincts down yet more labyrinthine sonic rabbit holes and through yet more labyrinthine electronic circuit boards

On this outing I decided to try my hand at live sound-on-sound improvisational looping, a method of composition I find particularly rewarding when using relatively unwieldy modular synthesiser systems. The act of looping provides a convenient way of setting down short compositions in real time, allowing simple melodic studies to be created, riddles, if you will, to be solved whilst sitting at the instrument’s console and engaging with the various dials and switches

The core device used on this recording is what I call the Concrete Box - an assortment of Eurorack modules I put together consisting of four loopers, two delays, two digital reverbs, two compressors and various mixers and utility units. Using this box of tricks I was able to run sounds around upon themselves, creating the pieces you hear on this album

Not all tracks were made this way, some took a more conventional path, namely those which made use of polyphonic keyboard synthesisers (the Ensoniq Fizmo, the Crumar DS2) where I simply recorded a few layers of sound one upon the other

And on one track I made use of a rather special device called the Tempera, alongside a regular acoustic piano. The device is able to take stereo recordings and resynthesise them using granular synthesis. You are then able to layer them and manipulate the sound in a great variety of ways. Practical applications of granular synthesis have been around since the mid 1990s, but it is only now, it seems, that dedicated hardware units are beginning to appear on the market, and they seem to be taking hold as an extremely interesting synthesis path

And so it is that these riddles I have been working on have been neatly packaged up for you in this second volume, itself a kind of evolution of the idea presented in the first of the series last year. And who knows where I will find myself in another year’s time - hopefully still diving down sonic rabbit holes and exploring labyrinthine electronic circuits

Synthesisers and recording equipment used on this album:

ARP 2500
Buchla 100
Buchla 200 (cloned)
Roland System 100
Crumar DS2
Ensoniq Fizmo
Tempera Granular System
Yamaha G1 Piano
Eurorack ‘Concrete Box’
Dynacord VRS23 Vertical Reverberation System

The various track titles depict the main instrument used on each track

Released August 7th 2026

Written, recorded and mixed by Benge (B.D.Edwards) at Memetune Studios, England

Design and video work by Benge, made at the Memetune Video Lab

(c)+(p) 2026 Memetune Recordings (Memesongs) all rights reserved"

Buch Comber

video upload by Memetune Studio

"I’ve been rejigging the Buchla 200 cabinet today, as I just picked up some new cloney modules from a cool guy named Stephen in Farringdon. I got a Verbos pulser, a completely bonkers Clouds derivative live granulating module, and the excellent 295 Comb Filter, which is a really nice way of getting your hands dirty when it comes to manipulating sound on the Buchla. A bit like beach combing but it’s Buchla comb-filtering. Buch Combing

This is a live performance of some experiments in sound mangling, so don’t expect any nice melodies or beatz"

EMS Synth room walk through

video upload by Goldsmiths Music

"The studios house a vast collection of vintage and state of the art electronic music instruments, equipment and facilities to suit to musicians, researchers, and artists with diverse creative practices and requirements.

In the studio’s 60 year history we have acquired a substantial assemblage of rare and unique electronic music-making, instruments, tools and technologies which have been at the centre of research projects across the department for many years.

Synthesisers & Drum Machines include:

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07.28.2026 Buchla 288v flavors [01]

video upload by batchas

07.28.2026 Buchla Modular

video upload by batchas

"I kept switching steps on/off on sequencer A to realize nearly the end that I was not using the sequencer A output. Hahaha!!!"

vocal processing on the buchla modular

07.25.2026 Buchla 200e - Magical 259e

video upload by batchas

"Short sequence with the 259e."

Midsome - Live Buchla 200 Performance

video upload by Memetune Studio

"Here's a live performance on the (cloned) Buchla 200 system, alongside my trust 'Concrete Box' (basically some euro rack units that allow me to record and process live performances)

Oh, and the Teenage Engineering TX6 which I'm using as a final recorder

Hope you like it!"

Buchla Music Easel + TipTopAudio 248t (MARF) exploration #01

video upload by Trübüla

"First attempt at making the Music Easel and Eurorack talk to each other.

The 218 pulse drives the MARF and Frap Tools Sapèl.

On the Easel, I'm exploring Todd Barton's 'Pointillism' patch, with a few personal detours along the way.

There's no real destination here ..."