via Richard Devine's Photos
"Buchla's Polyphonic FM Radio Tuner Model 272e. Been wanting something like this for a while."
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Buchla Polyphonic FM Radio Tuner Model 272e
via Richard Devine's Photos
"Buchla's Polyphonic FM Radio Tuner Model 272e. Been wanting something like this for a while."
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Craziest module ever, allthough what do you do when everything is on cable or satellite..?
ReplyDeleteI actually got to ask Don about this module yesterday since I had no clue what it was for. It's really meant to tune in random (voltage controlled) radio stations to generate music similar to some pieces that John Cage did.
ReplyDeleteI still think this module is really out there - even for Buchla :)
When everything is on cable or satellite, you get a really cool static noise generator.
ReplyDeleteWhen everything is on cable or satellite, Don will come out with a VC-FM transmitter module.
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