Tiptop/Buchla 200 Series | Episode 11 | 285t Frequency Shifter & Balanced Modulator

[@KenSwanson-p4i]

Wow Robert, .. I could live all day, in that audio at 4:55. I did notice an imposter, in your midst (aka Beads) though .. clever disguise .. those blue knobs.

[@andreasschmelas]

The feedback patch is just awesome! 🔥

[@djgocatgo]

inspiratie ♥️

[@walrtbstudios5430]

Interestingly- but perhaps not surprisingly- I find that I’m making more “Buchla-sounding” noises the more of these modules- and the fewer of everything else- I have in the Buchla case. And I was about to take that one step further and buy this- and then Jason Lim announced a special version of Traigh with a greyhound on it. So I bought that. The 285t will have to wait a little while…

[@threeinitiates8260]

awesome video

[@saren6538]

So bloody good

[@HarisCupina]

butiful

[@williamandrejko2740]

Please consider creating patch diagrams. I’d happily pay for them on whatever platform you’d prefer.

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Thanks for your confidence. However, I am kind of an airhead with no discipline and I don't use color conventions. Most of the time I don't even secure my modules because a layout can often change between scenes, like getting the huge 296t spectral processor in. Asking money for a service feels like a job to me, and I am happily retired. If making videos feels like work, I'd quit :). Besides, the Monotrail Channel always takes the time to make fancy diagrams and makenoise nearly always documents every step in a patch. However, I may be able to make a patch diagram series on a small set of modules to teach some more of the basics. I could then make a template in Powerpoint and do some fancy diagrams. The Buchla modules would be a great startingpoint. I recently saw a novice user who did not understand how an envelope and VCA work together and why sequencer notes still play when they don't have gates patched. I am doing this for about five years now and I incorrectly assume everybody has seen my 600+ videos and know the basics by now. Thanks for your comment, I'll keep it in mind - but there's no way you need to pay for it.