MEB is Buchla Music Easel featuring iProgram Card. The expansion card is inserted into the slot instead of the program card and allows saving up to 24 presets. It allows you to save - it’s not the program card the settings in which are adjusted by...
The Buchla 225h is basically 202h module with the only difference: the "pulse conv" block is replaced with the "MIDI outputs" block. The converter allows you to convert a MIDI signal into control signal (pitch, note on, bend, mod wheel, aftertouch,...
225e is designed to convert MIDI commands into Buchla control signals (pulse voltage and CV). The outputs of the converter are combined into control buses. The first four buses (A-D) are internal and serve to control the modules 281e, 292e, 259e and...
MFB Synth II - this is the case when you shouldn’t judge by appearance. Yes, cheap plastic elements are used for external design, but inside it is quite an adult instrument with a set of everything necessary and even more. The synthesizer is monophonic,...
Budget keyboardless mini synthesizer, created for musicians interested in expanding their sound with hybrid synthesis. The Synth Lite II core is a 16-bit Fujitsu F2MC microprocessor, which provides: Working with MIDI.A two-oscillator sound. Each of them...
As the true MFB tradition goes, Schlagzwerg is a combination of a drum machine/step sequencer: cute and very analog inside. It perfectly fits the desktop neighboring other instruments, and the interface hides many features. In the heart of the drum...
The second version of Dominion is completely identical to the first one, with a single, but significant, difference in the filter section. The SED version included two voltage controlled filters (VCF): The first is identical to Dominion X. It is a...
TANZMAUS was released in 2016, along with TANZBÄR LITE. The instrument served as a reboot of MFB 503 and 522. TANZMAUS, as well as its brother "LITE", was developed under euphoria brought by the legendary TR-808 and 909, but anyway there was some...
TANZBÄR LITE drum machine appeared on the shelves in the form of a next generation instrument that replaced MFB 522. The drum computer is inspired by the classic Roland TR-808 and TR-909, but it remains unique. Most of all, the identity between them is...
In 2013 Musikmesse presented the drum machine launched by MFB - TANZBÄR Analoger Drumcomputer, the reminiscence of classical instruments of the last century. TANZBÄR has a fully analogue core, offering control over several drum sources, which can be...
