Wednesday, May 23, 2018
its 555 eurorack 1
Published on May 23, 2018 cirtcele
"This module turns any incoming signal into a series of 5 pulses. Each pulse can be inverted or positive and have its amplitude set. the Pulse width can be controlled by CV. A different kind of resonator.
Each has CV and pot controlled pulse width and the pulse for each can be set to be negative going or positive at any desired amplitude. The circuit is supposed to be driven by a signal from a VCO, but noise or chaos sorces are fun too. It creates five pulses that can be individually manipulated to create a complex and harmonically rich waveform. A slower clock signal will give clicks and glitches (so, a voltage controlled glitch module).
As the pulse widths can be individually controlled (or controlled en masse by “CV all”), this waveform can be continually morphed to get new sounds. When the 5 pulses are quite thin the effect is that of a resonator. The controls allow a wide pulse width, so fatter, thicker sounds can also be created.
PCB = USD20
Panel = USD24
assembled = USD230
More info : http://nonlinearcircuits.blogspot.com..."
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