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[[File:Buchla Music Easel.jpg|thumb|upright|Buchla Music Easel]] | |||
[[File:Buchla 200e, Pacific Northwest Synthfest 2011.jpg|thumb|right|Buchla 200e at Pacific Northwest Synthfest, 2011]] | |||
'''Buchla Electronic Musical Instruments''' is a manufacturer of analog synthesizers and other electronic musical instruments, founded by Don Buchla in Berkeley, California in 1963. | |||
== History == | |||
[[File:Buchla 100 @ NYU (closeup).jpg|thumb|Buchla 100 series closeup at NYU]] | |||
[[File:Buchla 200 (1) @ nordcafe, Teknisca Museet.jpg|thumb|Buchla 200 at Nordcafe, Tekniska museet]] | |||
Don Buchla began developing electronic music instruments in 1963. The first product was the Buchla 100 series. | |||
== Products == | |||
[[File:Deadmau5 Buchla synthesizer, National Music Centre (clip).jpg|thumb|Deadmau5 Buchla synthesizer at the National Music Centre]] | |||
[[File:Bettina E., LEMUR musical robots lab, Brooklyn.jpg|thumb|Bettina E. at LEMUR musical robots lab, Brooklyn]] | |||
Notable products include the Buchla 100, 200, 200e, and Music Easel. | |||
Latest revision as of 16:32, 10 June 2026
Buchla Electronic Musical Instruments is a manufacturer of analog synthesizers and other electronic musical instruments, founded by Don Buchla in Berkeley, California in 1963.
History
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Don Buchla began developing electronic music instruments in 1963. The first product was the Buchla 100 series.
Products
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Notable products include the Buchla 100, 200, 200e, and Music Easel.