Seems wrong to have those fader caps on a Buchla product
I hope we can run it on emulators n.n
Yhea those two who commenet here first with
‘’ I don’t understand buchla gear … I like the silver blue and red colours and the blippy bloop beeps ‘’
and
Seems wrong to have those fader caps on a Buchla product
Didn’t get it right …
Buzzzzz…
Correct was:
It works on basically anything that can run a GBA emulator, which at this point is kind of everything, heh ![]()
Something tells me I could get a Juno bass sound out of this
final
I asked Nick on Reddit what is the difference between my 208C and this new compact synth. Here’s his response
« this one has an alien on it, for one
theres some overlap and some uniqueness. its a similar but different way of interacting with the complex oscillator/modulation oscillator pair. the way the cycler is used to contour notes and modulation is a departure from the pulser and envelope on the 208c. stereo fx, presets, immediacy, did i mention the alien?«
Someone please try the alien engine out for me. Thank you
What in the absolute gantz graf is this jibjabbery?
yeah my first thought was it’s a slimmed-down Easel that they added digital effects and an Ornament & Crime to ![]()
looks really cool though. I’m glad Buchla is making new stuff and that it’ll be more accessible. interested to hear more demos.
Forever from Expert Sleepers ( New )
Three independent freeze voices ( recycled from the disting NT ) each have their own gate input and toggle switch, and so can be triggered manually or by CVs from other modules. Each freeze voice allows multiple layers of overdubs too.
They also have another new module called the NTX-8CV.
And there I was wondering why I’d packed my Miyoo Mini Plus!
I’m just glad to see / hear more from ole pal Cenk. You’re missed! I also don’t post very often anymore either, so maybe I’m missed too? hah, right. ![]()
Quadtrack
was ist das?
Das ist der Promozionfreundschaftsbeziehungen
This is like old elektron -quirky ad, old school interface. Of course I’d imagine old elektron gear was inspired a little by the Amiga so it’s cool to see it all come full circle. Nice work!
How about those of us who comment here first with “Buchla, without bananas?!”
