Analog Replicator is a delay built on two BBD chips. Delay is conventionally considered to be analog, since the BBD (Bucket Brigade Device) technology is something between the analogue and the digital (the signal is discretized in time, but not quantized...
The central part for building up an 18 panel system 200e. There is a power distributor onboard, the power unit itself is external. The switched mode power supply 12V comes with a set of adapters for working with any standard of networks (USA, Europe, Japan).
At the top of 257e there are two CV processors. Functionally they are the same as in 256e with the only difference that they have one input and, accordingly, there is no CV mixer. It is possible to set the minimum and maximum value of the control signal,...
226h module is a six-channel converter of control signals into MIDI events. For each channel, 4 parameters are provided: note on, pitch, velocity and assignable count cntrl. Thus, if you use 226h and 225h simultaneously, you can build a reliable and...
Buchla developers always try to meet all possible user requests. 207e module combined the mixer and an unprecedented for modular synthesizers microphone preamplifier. The mixer is the same as in the 206e model. It has six mono channels with volume and...
Analog delay module, built on two chips 4096 BBD (Bucket Brigade Delay line). It is the predecessor of Analog Replicator. Rate sets the delay time, FBK - the feedback intensity, DRY - the volume of the original signal at the output, WET - the value...
296e is a 16-channel band pass filter with built-in eight-step spectral analyzer. The module can be used as a 16-channel VCF, a composite equalizer and a spectral vocoder. Each channel has an independent voltage-controlled amplifier with a control input...
292h is a two-channel equivalent of Buchla 292e, which has almost the same functionality. The difference from the older model lies in the smaller number of channels and the absence of the morph mode. Each channel can work in VCF, VCA mode or combine...
The module contains three voltage-controlled band pass filters, which can work independently or in parallel. Each filter provides the ability to adjust the filter's steepness, center frequency and bandwidth. All the main parameters of each filter can be...
The Waldorf DVCA1 is a dual-channel, analog voltage-controlled amplifier designed for use in synthesizers and other music production gear. It is capable of producing a wide range of sounds from subtle to extreme, and features a high-gain, low-noise...
