Love this project and the ethos behind it; Thanks for looking at this American art and treating it as a public concern. David Tudor had more like a fundamental criticism of Buchla/Moog/synthesizers in general: Tudor was critical of a prefabricated, preconceived, packaged "synthesizer"; not that one or the other wasn't sufficiently forward thinking, but the whole enterprise of restricting one's possibilities to a set of programatic circuits selected by designers/engineers.
Great to see the talk and have a look around the event. Great soundtrack too, lovely work. It made hearing the talk harder, would be nice to get that section soundtrack free next time.
These M.E.M.S PCBs look fantastic! Great music too. I stopped watching from 2:30 up to 27:20 because unfortunately I can't listen to someone talking and listen to music in the background at the same time, but enjoying very much what I was able to watch. Thx for sharing.
@@ascotalexanderbruce It’s ok. I can totally take critique. I made a 2nd video for others that has vocals only. I realized it might be harder to hear if American English isn’t your native tongue.
So cool! Wish I could have been there. I was trying to get a gauge on how old those guys were talking about cloning buchla. It sounded like they were there at the beginning but their voices also sounded Young
Yeah, it was super impressive to see the detailed work they have done, measuring circuit trace widths and all. There are Buchla clones, and then there's M.E.M.S. Huge respect to Chip and Mark.
Link to the three different cases in the description. Keen, clones and 200e. Keen modules used for music up to 1:27. Last track uses keen 283 for the main looping rift. 258 re-issue into SMP from 1979. Reverbs are 1979 CMP or Quantec QRS. Everything in between is 200e setup with 208c , 259e and 258e for heavy bass.
Love this project and the ethos behind it; Thanks for looking at this American art and treating it as a public concern. David Tudor had more like a fundamental criticism of Buchla/Moog/synthesizers in general: Tudor was critical of a prefabricated, preconceived, packaged "synthesizer"; not that one or the other wasn't sufficiently forward thinking, but the whole enterprise of restricting one's possibilities to a set of programatic circuits selected by designers/engineers.
Great to see the talk and have a look around the event. Great soundtrack too, lovely work.
It made hearing the talk harder, would be nice to get that section soundtrack free next time.
Problem is, I can’t reprogram your brain if I mix the 208c out of the talk. :)
Remarkable art. Magnificent work. Incredible! Thank you for sharing. You have a new subscriber and I will spread the great word.
Great content 👌🏽
THANK YOU so much for sharing, MEMS have been doing such an admirable labor of love
Very nice! Thanks for sharing. I'd liked to have been there.
These M.E.M.S PCBs look fantastic! Great music too. I stopped watching from 2:30 up to 27:20 because unfortunately I can't listen to someone talking and listen to music in the background at the same time, but enjoying very much what I was able to watch. Thx for sharing.
You can press the closed captions button on the UA-cam player for a transcript.
@@ascotalexanderbruce It’s ok. I can totally take critique. I made a 2nd video for others that has vocals only. I realized it might be harder to hear if American English isn’t your native tongue.
So cool! Wish I could have been there. I was trying to get a gauge on how old those guys were talking about cloning buchla. It sounded like they were there at the beginning but their voices also sounded Young
Yeah, it was super impressive to see the detailed work they have done, measuring circuit trace widths and all. There are Buchla clones, and then there's M.E.M.S. Huge respect to Chip and Mark.
love the score on this , epic all around !!
Greatly appreciated! Thanks so much!
Any info about the soundtrack?
Awesome music! Is it yours?
Thanks! Yes it is. Link to music in description via SoundCloud.
Incredible… any info about the soundtrack?
Link to the three different cases in the description. Keen, clones and 200e. Keen modules used for music up to 1:27. Last track uses keen 283 for the main looping rift. 258 re-issue into SMP from 1979. Reverbs are 1979 CMP or Quantec QRS. Everything in between is 200e setup with 208c , 259e and 258e for heavy bass.
Great soundtrack. Do you sell the soundtrack?
You can listen on SoundCloud. Here is the link: soundcloud.com/loganmannstrane/the-mems-project-at-buchla-friends
@@LoganMannstrane thank you