Buchla Red Panel - Model 156V - Dual Channel CV Processor
- Order number: 190436
- Depth: 45
The Red Panel Model 156 Control Voltage Processor was developed as a front end for the dual oscillator of Buchla’s 100 series. The module is composed of two circuits, each can mix, offset, compress and invert signals. Red Panels Model 156 is an exact clone featuring a discrete transistor design. True to the original, the circuits aren’t fully compatible with the 1v/octave standard. – After all, the Model 156 was designed to be partnered with touch plate controllers and non-quantized sequencers. A newly designed, fully Eurorack compatible version of the Control Voltage Processor is available under the name Model 156M.
The CV processors of the Model 156 were primarily designed to alter pitch signals. Each circuit is equipped with two inputs. A potentiometer allows users to crossfade between control voltages coming from both connectors. Another knob can be used to introduce positive or negative offsets, meaning it is usable for transpositions. The third potentiometer compresses pitch CV signals and / or inverts them. Results are emitted via two outputs per CV processor.
HE: | 3 |
TE: | 14 |
Depth: | 45 |
Power consumption +12V: | 35 |
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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.