thanks y'all

can a buchla command c desktop be racked in a portable rack case? not to expand a bigger buchla system but just to be racked on its own? You can buy the 208c without the boat or unrack it and put it in another boat, but you need a Buchla boat, because the size and power/control connector is special...

can a buchla command c desktop be racked in a portable rack case? not to expand a bigger buchla system but just to be racked on its own?

so since the 200h half modules are now available, if you were going to build a 200e 4-panel system (in a powered 4-panel boat), would you still incorporate any "h" modules? for example, would you go for: 259e, 266e, 281e, 292e 259e, 267e, 281e, 292e 259e, 261e, 267e, 281h, 292h these are just some s...

what if the module version is like the prophet 12 module and they give it only 5 knobs

I'm going to bet EdBrock wins https://muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=1872&hilit=buchla&start=4500#p2963605 amazing. there are some amazing systems in that thread including some serge system like this one I really like Light in here is far from ideal so the pics are a little blury, but h...

curious who has the largest buchla system in this forum? would be cool to see pics

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If DSI can do an internal power supply on a $2,500 desktop unit, I'd expect Moog to manage on a $7,000 machine The DSI analog synths use cheap Mean Well PT-65 switching PSU's. There are literally the cheapest, dirtiest off-the-shelf PSU's you can buy (about $12 in quantity). They post-regulate the ...

What will the moog one be able to do that for example a prophet 12 or rev 2 can’t? Not talking about analog vs digital oscillators but more about feature sets

From the VP-03 manual: https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/userpix2/26167_image_84.jpg Damn. This is very helpful thanks. A bit disappointing too though. In this case, does anyone have standalone vocoder options they know about and would recommmend? Preferably smaller footprint, not too hard to find ...

From the VP-03 manual: https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/userpix2/26167_image_84.jpg Damn. This is very helpful thanks. A bit disappointing too though. In this case, does anyone have standalone vocoder options they know about and would recommmend? Preferably smaller footprint, not too hard to find ...

Does the new Roland boutique VP-03 vocoder work as a standalone vocoder without a keyboard needed simply a mic through it like the Electrix Warp Factory vocoder functions as a vocoder with just a mic through it with no keyboard for example

DiscoDevil wrote:Resonance pot going on mine already. Bummer.

How long have you had it? Did you buy it used? I'm about to get a brand new one soon I hope the build quality is solid

Anyone know if more of black/red and black/blue models will be made? There's a preorder option for black/red at PCA but they don't when they'll get them and I do t want to put the preorder in if it will get cancelled anyway Analogue Haven has a Black/Blue one right now. You can buy direct from Abst...

Anyone know if more of black/red and black/blue models will be made? There's a preorder option for black/red at PCA but they don't when they'll get them and I do t want to put the preorder in if it will get cancelled anyway Analogue Haven has a Black/Blue one right now. You can buy direct from Abst...

Anyone know if more of black/red and black/blue models will be made? There's a preorder option for black/red at PCA but they don't when they'll get them and I do t want to put the preorder in if it will get cancelled anyway

I used to have an original TVS and I still regret selling it. I couldn't justify buying another one these days though. But if it had to be a choice between a modern Model D or a modern TVS, I'd get the Oberheim. Did the obxa's use sem design filters? Yes and no. The 2 pole filter on the OB-Xa is a ...

Which one will have enough analog drift to sound endearingly vintage analog while still playing in tune? I'd pick the Mini just because I know I can get a billion sounds out of it. I had a Mini on loan for about a year once. It was the flipping Stratocaster of synths. So many sounds. So ergonomic. ...

Another which would you choose between. Which would you throw down the $3.5K for between the new Minimoog Model D and the Tom Oberheim TVP (Two Voice Pro) if you had to choose one?

sounding cool.

thanks guys. maybe i will have to leave the korg ody i suppose. perhaps i can somehow carry on the sherman and microkorg. i will call the airline

so fellas, should I try and stuff my sherman and microkorg inside my 1 luggage case wrapped in bubble wrap and clothes with everything else? I'm not seeing any other way I'm going to try to take my korg ody in its case on board, and still might not be able to doubt all 3 will fly i know, shipping th...

Having owned and eventually sold the lpk25 for just this application, I would 2nd the qunexus. I don't have experience with it, but it seems a well thought out and versatile tool. I think the action on the lpk is bad enough that it will be nicer to get used to playing on expressive pads. Haven't us...

ignatius wrote:keith mcmillen qunexus.

thanks for the tip, a little more pricey but was looking at the one as well, i think I could get used to pads I suppose...

edit: also looking at the korg nanokey2 (looks similar to the qunexus but lacks cv etc I guess)