261e into 292e. 292e to 297. 297 1 back into 261e (mod FM input). 297 2 into 285e. Modulated by 258. 285e out to speakers. 251e provides sequence. Pulse out to 281e gives envelope. Envelope mixed with 266e FRV A in 254v. Result modulates 292e. 266e FRV B controls 285e timbre.297 env follower routed back to itself modulating phase. Mod osc set to hi, modulating the amp and pitch, both FM input and index knobs set to max. 292e is in both mode.


258-261-2

Nostalghia. Early mornings walking home, across the bridge, along the railroad tracks.

4 AM

The city as an organism, travelling under its skin

Subways

Dedicated to the musicianship of Harald Bojé, underrated live-electronics pioneer.  


Harald Bojé

DAW, Drums - Logic
Pad - Oberheim 4 Voice through TC M3000 and Eventide H9
Lead - COTK Model 15 through Eventide H9
"Sirene", "Noise", Orchestral Intermezzo - Buchla 200e
Additional Sound Sources:
MakeNoise Telharmonic (through Echophone) and DPO (sine wave through Toppobrillo wavefolder) triggered by Tempi, Wogglebug and Rene
Ciat Lonbarde Plumbutter 2
All modulars through TC M2000 and Yamaha Pro R3

then (extended version)

Buchla 200e - Drums (Spectrasonics RMX - FXpansion BFD2 - Metasonix D1000).


I Dance the Buchla Electric

Persona

168 skip idea

bassgitarre by bassbertel
scratches by sticky icky
produced by smckey
bild by mulchkid

All Good

The Studio H Control Signal Router (CSR) has the unfathomable ability to actually tune the Buchla e oscillators.  This piece is not great, but does demonstrate 4 "e" series oscillators playing in tune.   
One osc is running a 251e sequence, while the others are a combination of another 251e sequencer and 250e sequencer, and an offset provided by the CSR itself (sometimes all of these are combined).  Yamaha SY77 on top just for kicks.

then (extended version)

Lewis

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