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Product information "Buchla - 226h CV-MIDI Interface"
This module converts Buchla pulse and CV signals into MIDI data to control MIDI equipment or a DAW. If you always wanted to use the CV and pulse signals generated by 281e and 257e to automate parameters of your DAW, or if you would like to use the sophisticated 200e sequencers to control MIDI sound generators, this module will be a lot of fun.
The module offers the possibility to convert up to six pulse signals, pitch CVs and six additional control voltages into MIDI note-on events including velocity information. In addition, six control voltages can be assigned to MIDI CCs.
A 220e to 200h adapter is included.
Your desire is a Buchla 200e system? Schneidersladen is the official Buchla service partner for the EU and Great Britain. We support you in planning your 200e system, import goods from Buchla USA and help competently with questions, problems and repairs.
Please note: Buchla 200e products may have lengthy waiting times, as they are manufactured in small quantities only.
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Pioneering synthesizer design since the mid 1960s with Morton Subotnick and the San Francisco Tape Center, Don Buchla has been responsible for the invention of the sequencer, low pass gate, random voltage generators and the complex oscillator, among others. Shortly before his passing in 2016, his rights were acquired by Australian holding company BEMI (2012-2017) and since 2018 is operated by Eric Fox of Buchla USA, based in Minnesota. Buchla USA offers the whole 200e series catalog and boats, as well as the iconic Music Easel.
