I made an fm module similar to buchla 700

Hi, I have been a buchla fan for a long time, and I have always been curious about buchla 700. I immediately bought the id 700 when it was available, which is really a great app. However, I like hardware instruments with intuitive operation. Thanks to my good friend kweiwen, who wrote the initial code for me, I opened this mysterious instrument. After half a year of learning and development, I finally completed this module. Although there are still some improvements to be made, I am very happy, the sound is really good, I try to make myself comfortable with it, so the design is based on personal habits.
The main program is written in max/msp, using daisyseed to implement gen ~ code burning.
buchla700 is a very complex instrument, although it cannot be perfectly reproduced, I think half of the core content is there.

[@thereignofoswin6138]

Wow. So very impressed. My son just looked up from his book and said “now that is some bass” Encouraging a release, open source or commercial. Great job!

[@gmxe60]

@@thereignofoswin6138 A new update video will be uploaded soon, introducing new features, optimizations, and expansions.

[@ArguZ72]

Very cool !

[@darksparklermusic]

So cool!!

[@willjohnson4798]

What a work of art, brilliant to see such a fascinating section of the 700 in in format. I would be extremely interested if you were considering diy kits at all... :) thanks for your work.

[@gmxe60]

Thanks Maybe I'll make it an open source project

[@SaintKristofer]

I’m again revisiting this video, I’m so impressed with this.

[@rubbishaudio489]

Wow! Are there any plans of making this a commercial release or perhaps making this project open source so others can build this too? It's a seriously cool concept

[@gmxe60]

I will think about it ，thank you.

[@thomasdupouy1546]

I’m in for a diy kit too 👍🔥

[@gmxe60]

@@thomasdupouy1546 Thank you for your attention. I will soon release a new video to share all the improvements and optimizations.