Buchla Music Easel // Living Room Session

[@GrootsieTheDog]

I never thought I'd see Alan Watts play the Buchla Easel. Now that I have, I am now feeling rather Zen.

[@Genshi]

lol. I don't know how to respond to that... though I try to be very Buddhist-like, but I fail often. Thanks for watching!

[@milan-murratti]

🤩this is really fantastic beautifull

[@Genshi]

Thank you! :)

[@milan-murratti]

@@Genshi cheers 🍻

[@jammystraub488]

Very nice 👍

[@Genshi]

Thanks!

[@bitbe6152]

Sounds awesome 👍

[@Genshi]

Thanks! I'm a bit rusty though...

[@hakonsoreide]

Nice, little piece. And I see you are also still using the trusty old Zoom H4n. It's still the best line recorder I've used and that I still use (and I actually prefer the built-in mics to the ones on the Sony PCM D100 for many recording tasks too). I recently got a Tascam DR-60D MkII because I like recording the sound of my playing sessions both with and without effects at the same time, and that lets me do it in a single device rather than having to daisy-chain my Zoia in between two separate audio recorders. Also, nice to see Kate Bush' _The Dreaming_ at the front of the vinyl collection. It used to be my least favourite of her albums back when I discovered her music in the early 90's, since it felt a bit too avant-garde and experimental for my developing tastes back then. Now I absolutely love it.

[@Genshi]

Thank you! And yes, that Zoom H4n is one of my favorite little devices. I've used it for so many things, from recording my live performances to recording Foley work for my movies! But I just got an email for Teenage Engineering's new TP-7 Field Recorder... love the design, but of course, out of my price range. ... and Kate Bush's "The Dreaming" is one of my all-time favorite albums! I use to listen to it everyday for a year when it first came out. That, and This Mortal Coil's "Filigree & Shadow".