90 How the Buchla 256e works

This is a demonstration of how the Buchla 256e Control Voltage Processor works.

[okterb]

I'd love to have a demo like this for every single Buchla module. Those things are incredibly dense. Please do more demos like this!

[deOrbiter]

Wow, great Module! Many thanks for this demo!

[Oxix]

This is great! Thanks for the straight-forward explanations. I'm finally getting one of these modules and will be well prepared once it arrives thanks to you!

[Oxix]

Fantastic demo! Thanks for posting. I had been on the fence about this module, but after seeing this, I think it will probably find it's way in to my system.

[thDanSound]

Cool! I'm really glad to be able to assist! Can't wait to see what you do with it sir

[thDanSound]

@okterb68 Thanks, really glad you like it! I hope to be able to make quite a few of these so stay tuned :)

[JurekPrzezdziecki]

Great, could you show 257e example as well to compare with it?

[DaiReborn]

The very last second you hit on a great sound. Reminded me of Bach somehow.

[thDanSound]

@DaiReborn Bach, wow, that's an honor being compared to such a master! Thanks!

[thDanSound]

@chriskras68 Thanks for watching, glad you like it!

[thDanSound]

@bonnieaa You're welcome and thank you for watching!

[thDanSound]

@MLAOTNMCC Varsågod :)

Well, CV control over breakpoints would be something but I think the mix CV has it's merits, e.g. as a VCA for CV. Also I reckon I haven't really even scratched the surface here.

[dasspezial]

hey mate, can the 257e do all the stuff you done in the video ?

[seditoable]

sort of like a variable slew mixer attenuator??? Slewgorithmixator? Why can't this be in euro (assuming maths doesn't already do this)(???)

[thDanSound]

@DaiReborn Bach, wow, that's an honor being compared to such a master! Thanks!