The Mighty Buchla 200e Modular Synthesizer Part 2| Tutorial

Electronic musician Thomas Dimuzio goes through the many amazing modules of his Buchla 200e in detail. This three part series is over an hour of diving deep into one of the most magnificent synthesizers ever made. Enjoy!
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[@edward2359]

I'm a synthesis programer..... for like decades .... and I'm still in awe of The Buchla

[@StellarWorks2023]

So good to get an insight into the usage of the dual arbitrary function generator.

[@wackenthaljef]

Im french and i like your vids !! Very understandable for those that are not very good in english..and its always clearly made,congrats and please go on and on! Thk you!

[@felipevareschi7773]

13:51 "They are all touch-controlled" *Gasps

[@mileskhalid8564]

@Devin Kairo yup, been using flixzone} for since november myself :D

[@MikeEstlick]

These are amazing!! Buchla audio is mostly at line level, so you can patch other stuff (synths, pedals, rack FX) right in. It can be a bit hot if the other equipment is -10 instead of +4, but the sub-mixer and preamp can solve that.

[@TerekkiTerekki]

Interesting vid - good demo - Don was such a genius.

[@N.A._McBee]

Fascinating stuff! There is always something beyond your imagination :) Gotta subscribe.

[@UndertheBigTree]

Glad you liked it! I'd love to get a Buchla 200e system someday as well. It is such a huge endeavor, both in terms of expense and in learning curve to get musical with it. But what a fun journey it would be!

[@sonicultura]

Saves the buttons as well... :)

[@EdwinSL]

Nice footage, when using this stuf, you will stay humble.

[@fabivilla2442]

most of these things you c a n do in eurorack... it would just require a bunch of modules and a lot of "utility" programming... on vcv you don't have to worry about how many modules you can get...

[@pierluigisalsano172]

E stare un po zitto che dici