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cbm
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I talk a little about this on my Buchla Noodles page:
http://www.xfade.com/Buchla
I'll try to write more in depth about it tomorrow.
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blue hell
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| Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 11:02 am Post subject:
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| cbm wrote: | I talk a little about this on my Buchla Noodles page:
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Nice documentation of a growing system, some nice music as well.
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also .. could someone please turn down the thermostat a bit.
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cbm
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I'm not using the DJ control surface in any sort of DJ fashion, but just as a general control surface that I can map to various things.
I put up a brief description of the Gyre program I'm using with my Buchla at http://www.xfade.com/Gyre/
My 200e configuration is listed on my main Buchla page: http://www.xfade.com/Buchla |
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zonkout
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EdisonRex
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| cbm wrote: | I'm not using the DJ control surface in any sort of DJ fashion, but just as a general control surface that I can map to various things.
I put up a brief description of the Gyre program I'm using with my Buchla at http://www.xfade.com/Gyre/
My 200e configuration is listed on my main Buchla page: http://www.xfade.com/Buchla |
by the way, off topic, but that Scrambler patch of yours is pretty trippy. I tried it on a couple of environmental recordings I did in my back yard (birds, people, airplanes, the usual noises) and it was quite interesting. Nice patch.
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cbm
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Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 3:03 pm Post subject:
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| EdisonRex wrote: | | by the way, off topic, but that Scrambler patch of yours is pretty trippy. I tried it on a couple of environmental recordings I did in my back yard (birds, people, airplanes, the usual noises) and it was quite interesting. Nice patch. |
Thanks!
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janvanvolt
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 9:17 am Post subject:
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Some (new) views from my system:
Actually, it is larger now. I'll need to take some new pictures of the whole system.... |
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ambi-J
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seraph
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the keyboard stands too are diy 
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davep
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| ambi-J wrote: | here are mine:
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Hi Ambi-J,
Wow, looks really interesting! How about some close-ups and some detailed info? And I noticed that you're in Belgium. Any chance you can bring some of this cool gear to the synth event this summer?
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doctorvague
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Great pics everybody, wow.
Love that Buchla!!
Cheers
Phil
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doctorvague
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Zonkout I love your green Modcan rack!
Especially with the multi colored bananas.
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kkissinger
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doctorvague,
Cool synth pics!
From one Kansas Citian to another Kansas Citian, 
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doctorvague
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| kkissinger wrote: | doctorvague,
Cool synth pics!
From one Kansas Citian to another Kansas Citian, |
Thanks K! I'm in Shawnee on the west side. I'm mostly over in the DIY section of e-m but just now got some pics up over here. There are at least 3 of us KC folks, surprisingly. And Scott Stites is just a few hours south of us.
A Mid-America synth meet, you ask??? Hmmm. I considered the ones in Austin and Indiana but they're both 10-11 hours from here - ouch.
I need some go-racks at any rate 'cause all my stuff is in tall heavy wood racks...
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Hi all... new to the forum. Here's my little suitcase. It's feeling lonely at the minute... needs a brother |
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seraph
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Hi Grizzle
welcome to electro-music.com 
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doctorvague
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Welcome Grizzle!
There are plenty hear to advise on that much-needed 2nd suitcase
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Grizzle
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Thanks...
I'm sure I'll have a question or two.
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zonkout
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| doctorvague wrote: | Zonkout I love your green Modcan rack!
Especially with the multi colored bananas.
Bitchin'! |
Thanks--it's all about the colors (and the bananas).
You've got an impressive selection of modules. I admire the mix-and-match approach. |
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doctorvague
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| zonkout wrote: | | doctorvague wrote: | Zonkout I love your green Modcan rack!
Especially with the multi colored bananas.
Bitchin'! |
Thanks--it's all about the colors (and the bananas).
You've got an impressive selection of modules. I admire the mix-and-match approach. |
The 1/4" - 1/8" is a PITA and ideally one format is good. I recommend lots of adapters. And Y's - but you wouldn't know about that Actually I made a bunch of 1/8 - 1/4 cables too. But there's just no way to get something like Bruce's Quantizer or VCDCO in Frac or Euro so what are ya gonna do.? I like the cutting edge stuff. Well as much as I can afford. It's worth the adapter shuffle to have leading edge modules like these. I do see the banana advantage though, especially for CV's that spread out like spider webs 
happy knob twisting to all
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elhardt
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These pictures are many years out of date. I have even more stuff now. When I get the place cleaned up and organized I'll take new pictures.
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synthetic
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My little old MOTM, which I had to sell before it was big enough to be interesting. My plan is to buy a Voyager next, then use that as an entry point for another MOTM system.
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seraph
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Hi synthetic
welcome to electro-music.com
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doctorvague
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| elhardt wrote: |
These pictures are many years out of date. I have even more stuff now. When I get the place cleaned up and organized I'll take new pictures.
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