285e Frequency Shifter Balanced Modulator - Examples 01

Starting up a casual series of Buchla 200e module videos, that feature examples of possible use and sound!
Today I am featuring the Frequency Shifter section of the Buchla 285e.
Basic patch setup:
- StudioH “Dual Programmable Oscillator” as the audio source
- Buchla 266e, 281e & StudioH 254e as CV sources
- Audio is captured from the Buchla 206e Six Channel Mixer output, direct to DAW
Cheers!
- Djangosfire

[@precarious333]

That feedback was nuts!

[@dougcl_]

Awesome video!

[@djangosfire]

Thanks Doug!!

[@fablesofsilence]

Very cool stuff!

[@chickenbonelives]

I'd gladly try it out if I hadn't already got a debilitating eurorack addiction. Super cool vid though!

[@djangosfire]

Thank you for watching!

[@SieHuntPaulx3]

Wow, this is amazing. I am getting my docterate in classical music and very few performances/recordings keep me interested the whole way through. With this demonstration, however, I was fascinated and engaged the whole time. I would love to learn more and share electronic music with my classical colleagues.

[@LobBazar]

How long/how did you accumulate all of this wonderful gear? I'm sure it wasn't over night. It's just, it took me a long time to even build my eurorack and I can't imagine building a Buchla system. One day though, I won't die without my own Buchla system! Don's the reason I even got into synthesis.

[@smartti1970]

lovely sounds is there a reverb it seems ? or room sound? what could you suggest for a minimum setup to start up ? thanks 🙂