Published on Nov 5, 2013 Corsynth·12 videos
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"The C105 VC Noise / Lo-Fi Machine is a voltage controlled analog sample rate reducer with an internal white noise generator.
Do you want to add a digital touch to your analog modular synth ? No problem.
This module is based on a Sample and Hold designed to work at audio rates. The internal clock runs from 250Hz up to 40KHz and can be voltage controlled. This wide frequency range and two FM inputs ( one with a reversible attenuator ) allow to create subtle digital effects or really harsh and Lo-Fi sounds.
The internal noise generator in combination with the S&H make a perfect way to create pitched noise, very useful to synthesize drums sounds , drones and sound effects.
In addition, there is also a first order passive high pass filter with an independent output.
C105 main characteristics Internal white noise generator. CV controlled sampling frequency. Frequency range : 250Hz to 40KHz ( down to 10Hz using CV ) Passive first order high pass filter."
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