Buchla & Associates
American synthesizer manufacturer founded by Don Buchla in 1962.
Founded by Don Buchla in 1962, Buchla & Associates built the 100 and 200 series modular systems that defined the “West Coast” approach to synthesis, distinguished by complex-waveform oscillators, touch-plate interfaces, and sequencing rather than the keyboard-and-filter conventions Robert Moog established on the opposite coast.
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Don Buchla, Buchla & Associates INSTRUMENT
Don Buchla's modular voltage-controlled synthesizer, commissioned by the San Francisco Tape Music Center in the early 1960s.
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