MATRIXSYNTH

Batchas presents: Buchla Modular - Patch 042 & 07

Published on Dec 11, 2016 batchas

"Based on Buchla 288v + some abrasive FM from 258j.

Arpeg. bell sounds come from computer."

The the 288v is from Verbos, and the 258j is from J3Rk. The letter after the number in Buchla format modules usually indicates the maker. The e in Buchla 200e modules is either Don Buchla or BEMI.

9 12 16 Buchla Modular - 07

Published on Dec 11, 2016

"Patch based on 288v (known for LoFi and noisy character)."

Buchla 200e 291e Patched as Slew Processor

Published on Dec 11, 2016 djangosfire

"Buchla 200e 291e Patched as Slew Processor!

Well kind of :) Here is the concept to try:

250e cv split into: 261e VCO CV input, then (using a banana to tinijax converter box) into the 291e ALL input. Then patch the ALL output of the 291e into the FM audio INPUT of the same 261e VCO. Then as you raise the VCA of the 291e.. you can add a sort of slew to the 261e sequence.

I also patched a 210e between the 250e and 291e input... this was to serve as a buffer - which helped stabilize the blending of the 2x CV's back into the 261e.

Of course, more experimentation is required - especially to find the "sweet spot" for the 291e filter cutoff and bandwidth settings. Also - the slew effect is really not very extreme - BUT it works!

I expanded the patch, and used a synced 281e channel to have a sort of rhythmic patch programmed slew.

Thank you for checking out the 200e experiment! I hope this leads to more possible sound for you to discover and use :)

Cheers,
- Djangosfire"

Final Fantasy IX : Esto Gaza Ambient Synthesizer cover by Steven Morris

Published on Dec 11, 2016 Steven Morris

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Final Fantasy IX : Esto Gaza
Cover by Steven Morris
Written by Nobuo Uematsu
From Final Fantasy IX

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I Believe in Father Christmas: Gakken NSX-39/KORG M01D

Published on Dec 10, 2016 karenevil

"R.I.P. Greg and Keith..."

EMS Synthi E Demo

Published on Dec 11, 2016 V T

DIY Modular Synth by The Electronic Slob

Published on Oct 30, 2016 The Electronic Slob

The DelphiChord Synthesizer complete demo

Published on Dec 10, 2016 Todd Murray

"This is the DelphiChord Analog Synthesizer. It is based on the Mini Synth Mk II from Ray Wilson and Music from outer space. It has also been modified to provide CV or Gate input and output of each section or 'module' in the design. Instead of building a single circuit board, this design used a handmade and wired vector board for each circuit. I have also incorporated a Thomas Henry (of Nuts & Volts fame) design for wave shaping, particularly triangle to sine wave conversion.

The concept was to build a synthesizer that was imagined in the mid 1800s. Not steam punk, but more like the physicists of the day would have built. I chose the Mini-Synth Mk II over his Mini-Synth Ultimate, because this design came after the Ultimate was released, and I think it is a better synth overall. Schematically, the two designs are very similar with some subtle differences with the EGs and VCF however, the ability to modularize the MkII meant I can incorporate this easier (and less expensively) with the upcoming drum synths and sequencers I am also planning.

For additional information see: http://sixbyseven.ca/the-delphichord-...

For Ray Wilson and MFOS: http://musicfromouterspace.com"