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Description

The NOISE module generates ... yes ... noise!

There are three types of noise in the module: analog, digital and crackle. See outputs below for details.


Inputs

  • CV - control voltage input for RATE (see below)

Outputs

  • A OUT (2x) - analog noise: a fluctuating voltage between about 1v and 4V
  • D OUT - digital noise: a random changing 0V / 5V
  • CR OUT - crackle noise: random triggers (on newer versions)
  • MULT - passive signal multiplier
  • BUS CV - MIDI pitch signal from the bus
  • BUS CTRL - MIDI control signal from the bus (CH1 - CC20)

Controls

  • RATE Knob - controls the color of the noise, which goes from almost white noise on A output and knob fully clockwise to a rather harsh and digital sound on D output and RATE counter-clockwise.​ It also controls the density of the crackle on CR output.

Patch Suggestions

A popular patch is to connect A OUT to a VCA (IN) controled by an envelope to get percusive sounds.

Use D OUT for harsher bit-crushed sounds.

Connecting CR OUT to S&H (TRIG1) and A OUT to S&H (IN1) outputs random voltages at random intervals.

When used as audio, CR OUT gives a nice vinyl-like crakle sound.

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Tangible Waves - Noise

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      Description

      The NOISE module generates ... yes ... noise!

      There are three types of noise in the module: analog, digital and crackle. See outputs below for details.


      Inputs

      • CV - control voltage input for RATE (see below)

      Outputs

      • A OUT (2x) - analog noise: a fluctuating voltage between about 1v and 4V
      • D OUT - digital noise: a random changing 0V / 5V
      • CR OUT - crackle noise: random triggers (on newer versions)
      • MULT - passive signal multiplier
      • BUS CV - MIDI pitch signal from the bus
      • BUS CTRL - MIDI control signal from the bus (CH1 - CC20)

      Controls

      • RATE Knob - controls the color of the noise, which goes from almost white noise on A output and knob fully clockwise to a rather harsh and digital sound on D output and RATE counter-clockwise.​ It also controls the density of the crackle on CR output.

      Patch Suggestions

      A popular patch is to connect A OUT to a VCA (IN) controled by an envelope to get percusive sounds.

      Use D OUT for harsher bit-crushed sounds.

      Connecting CR OUT to S&H (TRIG1) and A OUT to S&H (IN1) outputs random voltages at random intervals.

      When used as audio, CR OUT gives a nice vinyl-like crakle sound.

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