Would you sell all the instruments you have for a Buchla 200e? (Page 2 of 2)

The track was just one of the things i picked from Lyonell's work.
Because Interfunk mentioned that the Buchla can't be an instrument for someone being productive.
I think the idea of the Buchla 200e is having a modular synthesizer on which you can be productive.
And which you can use live due smart patching and the preset manager.
It's imo an awesome clever great design and at a great price to.

And Biotek stop playing so childish.

well you have a point there.

As far as my poor knowledge about Buchla's goes, you can make very musical stuff with it, just have a listen to all of David Morley's tracks and judge for yourself. It would be cool if he would test this one.

hej mono - don´t get me wrong.

for sure the buchla is a nice unique synth - but in my opinion it´s something for fx or maybe for obscure sounds or whatever. with "productive" i mean, that it´s not a synth you turn on for getting a tight sounding basssound within a few seconds - which fits perfectly to any track you are workin at.... it´s maybe the same as the VCS3 - supernice synth, but not easy to integreate to an arrangement.

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To answer the original question - No.  It's probably a  really inspirational tool but I still get inspiration and enjoyment every time I switch on my existing kit.

The VCS3 is easy to integrate into an arrangement if you know how to use one.

Wow, I would have never expected the spanish inquis... ehrm, such a hot debate
Anyway, I personally think that everyone of us has his own workflow, whether it is pushing buttons, turning knobs or gently
sweeping over the keyboard.
For me, I am more a turn knob / push button freak, although I have studied piano for God only knows how many years...
My biggest concern is whether the Buchla can be a valid substitute of all my other synths - not claiming that it can really
be a 100% substitute of all of them, but still a device that can fill all my synthesis requirements...

I think that only a physical confrontation (me vs. the machine itself) can really answer my question..

Now, where do I find someone with a new Buchla in der Schweiz? any pointers (especially from Mono)?

thanks,
a.

money cant buy you love... nor respect

its uncharacteristically cool overhere    you gotta read the thread, bro