4 thoughts on “Buchla 200e Musique Concrète

  1. it's not musique concrete… mc is tape-based without any synthesizers… Pierre Schaeffer from GRM studios in france is the originator of the genre…

    I think ur thinking of the Buchla 100 series-heavy stuff from the Columbia-Princeton school in the 1960s by Mortin Subotnik…

  2. musique concrète refers to the idea of treating sound as a tangible source material for creating music, rather than a specific technology.

  3. that's part of it, but traditionally mc does not use synths… in fact the GRM guys were against their use for a long time… there was a bit of scholarly competition between them and the German elektroniche style school for a while over which experimental method was more musical.

    I said it reminded me of Subotnik cause he used a buchla… you def are correct in that it sounds very mc tho… I guess it's more of a modern electroacoustic version of mc if anything… sorry if the last post came out the wrong way…

  4. musique concrète refers to the idea of treating sound as a tangible source material for creating music, rather than a specific technology. agreed

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