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Buchla madness

Buchla madness

2003-06-11 by rreprobate

Now might be a good time to introduce myself to the list -- and maybe
mention that I play my small MOTM with a Buchla Marimba Lumina?

Since modern Buchla devices have traded their radical visual
treatment for flat black, I would also recommend making 200 modules
in the standard MOTM format. I see no reason for Paul to change his
cucumber-cool styling now.

Of course, this does not preclude a third party from selling a kit of
day glow sticky dots, pink chicken-head knobs, and lime green artist
tape that will allow the kit builder to customize his or her own unit
to the level of psychedelic madness with which they are most
comfortable.

Regards,

Max Lord

RE: [motm] Buchla madness

2003-06-11 by Les Mizzell

> Of course, this does not preclude a third party from selling a kit of
> day glow sticky dots, pink chicken-head knobs, and lime green artist
> tape that will allow the kit builder to customize his or her own unit
> to the level of psychedelic madness with which they are most
> comfortable.


You mean like this???

http://www.scampers.com/egres/gallery.html
http://www.scampers.com/egres/gallery_2.html
http://www.scampers.com/egres/gallery_3.html

Re: [motm] Buchla madness

2003-06-11 by Paul Schreiber

I got it! Decals! Like the old "Big Daddy" Roth car kits from the 1960s!  :)

Paul S.

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> Now might be a good time to introduce myself to the list -- and maybe
> mention that I play my small MOTM with a Buchla Marimba Lumina?
> 
> Since modern Buchla devices have traded their radical visual
> treatment for flat black, I would also recommend making 200 modules
> in the standard MOTM format. I see no reason for Paul to change his
> cucumber-cool styling now.
> 
> Of course, this does not preclude a third party from selling a kit of
> day glow sticky dots, pink chicken-head knobs, and lime green artist
> tape that will allow the kit builder to customize his or her own unit
> to the level of psychedelic madness with which they are most
> comfortable.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Max Lord
> 
> 
> 
>  
> 
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> 
>

Re: [motm] Buchla madness

2003-06-12 by jwbarlow@aol.com

I was thinking about my "favorite" MOTM module which will be released *any day now* (i.e., the dual VCA/panner/x fade module) and thinking about the 200 Buchla series. I realized a perfect Buchla inspired series of MOTM modules "for the Millennium" would be modules for 5 channel audio output. They should have VC control for position and maybe a joystick input for manual positioning.

Like a modern version of the old VC Quad mixers.

JB

Re: [motm] Buchla madness

2003-06-12 by Michael St

On Wednesday, June 11, 2003, at 10:05 PM, jwbarlow@... wrote:

> I was thinking about my "favorite" MOTM module which will be released 
> *any day now* (i.e., the dual VCA/panner/x fade module) and thinking 
> about the 200 Buchla series. I realized a perfect Buchla inspired 
> series of MOTM modules "for the Millennium" would be modules for 5 
> channel audio output. They should have VC control for position and 
> maybe a joystick input for manual positioning.
>
> Like a modern version of the old VC Quad mixers.

Heck, I'd settle for an XY quad mixer. Or, more appropriately a polar 
coord Quad mixer (angle, distance). I whole heartedly agree that the 
most "Buchala" thing to do would be to push the envelope (heh) of what 
has already been done and forge new territory.

--mikes

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