I managed to get the Buchla MARF to play nicely with the Moog Modular. It took a bit of wrangling, mainly by processing the CV out of the MARF to go from 1.2v per octave to the 1v that the Moog needs. I know that it is possible to set the MARF to 1 volt per octave from the back of the unit with some tiny switches, but I would normally be using it with other Buchla modules so I did the voltage scaling with a Moog mixer instead, then used the Dotcom Quantizer. Hopefully you can work out the patch from the video
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Friday, 13 September 2019
Be Moog
I managed to get the Buchla MARF to play nicely with the Moog Modular. It took a bit of wrangling, mainly by processing the CV out of the MARF to go from 1.2v per octave to the 1v that the Moog needs. I know that it is possible to set the MARF to 1 volt per octave from the back of the unit with some tiny switches, but I would normally be using it with other Buchla modules so I did the voltage scaling with a Moog mixer instead, then used the Dotcom Quantizer. Hopefully you can work out the patch from the video
Thursday, 5 September 2019
Multi-Modular
Here is a multi-modular patch, whereby I use the Buchla 200 MARF to control the EMS VCS3
This is possible because I modified the VCS3 Jones cable to be able to send and receive CV and gate signals
I’m also using the Roland 100M to add some filter modulation on the VCS3 via the pin matrix
The last bit of the patch is sending some triggered bursts of sound from the output of the VCS3 into the Buchla 200 delay and bandpass filters, which are being modulated by the MARF as well
Labels:
Buchla,
EMS,
marf,
modular synthesis,
my video,
roland,
synth sketches
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