200 Max is a set of Buchla 200 modules.
This set of Buchla 200 module approximations is the largest number that will fit comfortably on most displays without scrolling. The selection of modules emphasizes variety of functions.
These are NOT intended to be a emulations of the sound or precise function of any Buchla modules or instrument; only a way to experience some of the unique 'West Coast' way of thinking about sound generation and alteration.
Patching is by drop-downs at each signal and CV input.
This set of Buchla 200 module approximations is the largest number that will fit comfortably on most displays without scrolling. The selection of modules emphasizes variety of functions.
- Two 258-style Dual Oscillators.
- One 2-op FM / Modulation Oscillator combo.
- Quad Envelope Generator.
- Quad LoPass/VCA.
- Dual Bandpass VCF.
- Dual random voltage source.
- Dual/Quad stepLFO/Pulse Source.
- Dual CV Processor.
- Ten Channel Comb Filter.
- Six channel mixer.
These are NOT intended to be a emulations of the sound or precise function of any Buchla modules or instrument; only a way to experience some of the unique 'West Coast' way of thinking about sound generation and alteration.
Patching is by drop-downs at each signal and CV input.
Downloads
Win 32 VST
(3.7 Mb)
(5 / 5)
XL
No presets so I created a random generator! Not a very good one though LOL. Cannot trigger long notes with it, must also automate two MIDI CC's and "channel" aftertouch. The "System One H" was much better for it and I think it's the best out of the same author and one of the best VST instruments created with Synthmaker.
(4 / 5)
Nice one.
(4 / 5)
It is not a 5 stars but still...
(1 / 5)
What someone else said, CPU hog. Only about 1 out of 29 patch placements you make results in any difference in the sound. Gets boring fast. The GUI is ugly.
Those are all empty patch slots for saving your own - they contain no patches, so of course they all "sound the same!" Blame Don Buchla if you don't the GUI - it looks exactly like the modules they are based on.
(0 / 5)
CPU hog, not very practical
Interesting but yeah... gotta agree with the above... I suppose one could make stems but not sure it's really worth it..