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Buchla ID700 dropped on iOS (Jonathan Schatz, modosc designs)

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  • jonmoorejonmoore

    @u0421793 said:
    This is how I learned FM first:

    Blimey, that reminds me of one of my weirder computer music purchases from much later (1998). The Yamaha SW1000XG. The thing that was cool about it was that you could attach a daughter board which could be a VL physical modeling synth, a 6 operator FM synth, an AN1X based virtual analog or even a Vocoder! I plumped for the VL as I'd just purchased a Nord Modular and still owned a DX7IIFD which were dirt cheap in the early nineties due to everybody chasing analogs.

    The https://www.musicradar.com/news/blast-from-the-past-yamaha-sw1000xg

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  • Morgman73Morgman73

    +++1 differences color scheme. Something that makes you happy when in front of for multiple hours at a time. Please. Thank you.

  • TheOriginalPaulBTheOriginalPaulB

    @Max23
    If you have no luck getting them to change it, what if you invert the screen colours in iOS display settings?

  • SpookyZooSpookyZoo

    @TheOriginalPaulB said:
    @Max23
    If you have no luck getting them to change it, what if you invert the screen colours in iOS display settings?

    Wouldn’t that just invert Red to Green and vice versa?

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  • SpookyZooSpookyZoo
    edited May 2019

    @Max23 said:

    @SpookyZoo said:

    @TheOriginalPaulB said:
    @Max23
    If you have no luck getting them to change it, what if you invert the screen colours in iOS display settings?

    Wouldn’t that just invert Red to Green and vice versa?

    invert colors doesnt work like that
    what color are the names here? green? they turn blue
    invert colors usually works well for text but for an UI its usually rubbish at least for me ...

    I always thought that the 'opposite' of Green was Red.

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  • SpookyZooSpookyZoo

    @Max23 said:

    @SpookyZoo said:

    @Max23 said:

    @SpookyZoo said:

    @TheOriginalPaulB said:
    @Max23
    If you have no luck getting them to change it, what if you invert the screen colours in iOS display settings?

    Wouldn’t that just invert Red to Green and vice versa?

    invert colors doesnt work like that
    what color are the names here? green? they turn blue
    invert colors usually works well for text but for an UI its usually rubbish at least for me ...

    I always thought that the 'opposite' of Green was Red.

    I always say invert colors but its actually called smart invert colors apple style
    its made for text so if you have text in weird colors with weird background colors it changes the colors so everything, hm how to say, has different hues that changes hm the contrast, so you have another chance to be able to read the text ...

    Yeah, I just use it for apps where I don't like the colour scheme. It's handy. :)

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  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @Max23 said:
    I heard back from the developer.
    He is aware of the issue and considers another color theme, it may be not in the initial release, but ...

    Any indication as to when it might be released?

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  • ToMessToMess

    Any word of AU?

  • rs2000rs2000

    @Max23 said:
    The Buchla 700 is a 12 voice 4 operator FM synth released in 1987 and designed by Don Buchla. There are several main ways the 700 differentiates itself from the other FM synths common in the industry at that time:

    Each algorithm outputs through two independant waveshapers. This allows a single instrument defintion to output two different audio signals without requiring a separate stacked voice. This also increases the sonic palette by allowing a user to easily create non-sinusoid waveforms.
    The waveshapers are cousins to the ones use in the Buchla Touche, Buchla 400 and the Buchla 259e. They are quite unique and use some interesting waveshaping techniques.
    Each voice has 13 complex envelopes which control almost every aspect of the sound algorithm. The envelopes have a unique exponential display, are programmable with an arbitrary number of breakpoints, and include programmable features such as looping.
    Programming was simplified with the help of a graphical user interface and an external monitor.

    Thanks for the explanation, especially about what sets the 700 apart from common FM synths - never heard about this one! :)

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  • ciancian

    The main problem with the colors on this design is the contrast TBH. I wish developers would aim for WCAG AA compliance - not for the legality, but just because the contrast levels make everything a lot more usable.

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  • JesJes

    Well I hope it comes out with lickable red like the buchla 100( from the Acid Tests?):

    https://cdm.link/2019/05/a-buchla-synth-repair-turned-into-an-lsd-trip-and-made-the-evening-news/

  • modoscmodosc

    developer here - thanks for the design comments.

    the color scheme is based off of the ega palette to give it some semblance of "vintage" feel. i agree some of the colors could be better selected and it's on my list to do another pass through before the official launch.

    w/r/t the red/green color choice - don used red/green to symbolize left/right (this is the scheme used by running lights on a boat) and the same pattern is in use on the 259e. hopefully i can find a better pairing of green/red that are easier for color blind folks.

  • WillWill

    Agree that it could be a lot easier on the eyes. But...

    each voice has 14 envelopes which can use external midi sources as well as looping to create complex modulations.

    I'm in.

    voices can be grouped into 12 different groups, allowing one to construct anything from 1 12-voice synth to 12 1-voice synths (and anything in between). groups can respond to different midi channels and can be split into ranges of notes.

    That's a really clever/simple way to mutate between poly and multi-timbral.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @modosc said:
    developer here - thanks for the design comments.

    the color scheme is based off of the ega palette to give it some semblance of "vintage" feel. i agree some of the colors could be better selected and it's on my list to do another pass through before the official launch.

    w/r/t the red/green color choice - don used red/green to symbolize left/right (this is the scheme used by running lights on a boat) and the same pattern is in use on the 259e. hopefully i can find a better pairing of green/red that are easier for color blind folks.

    Thanks for visiting. Any sense of the timeframe for the software?

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  • ToMessToMess

    @modosc said:
    developer here - thanks for the design comments.

    the color scheme is based off of the ega palette to give it some semblance of "vintage" feel. i agree some of the colors could be better selected and it's on my list to do another pass through before the official launch.

    w/r/t the red/green color choice - don used red/green to symbolize left/right (this is the scheme used by running lights on a boat) and the same pattern is in use on the 259e. hopefully i can find a better pairing of green/red that are easier for color blind folks.

    Is this going to be AU? I surely hope so, because non AU on ios nowadays is almost like standalone only(no vst or au) on desktop

  • jolicojolico

    How will the get the LSD into the app?
    And after that, how do we get it out?

  • ToMessToMess
    edited May 2019

    @jolico said:
    How will the get the LSD into the app?
    And after that, how do we get it out?

    I heard it will accumulate on headphone port and speaker grills if you play it enough. You can then just lick or scrape it off. Devices with no headphone out will produce less lsd

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  • jolicojolico

    @ToMess said:

    @jolico said:
    How will the get the LSD into the app?
    And after that, how do we get it out?

    I heard it will accumulate on headphone port and speaker grills if you play it enough. You can then just lick or scrape it off. Devices with no headphone out will produce less lsd

    @EyeOhEss said:

    @jolico said:
    How will the get the LSD into the app?
    And after that, how do we get it out?

    LSDongle.

    Wireless charging technology should give it the ability to increase the dosage of the contact high, but remember to stick to Apple products so that you don’t get a bad trip.

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